/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10361034
GO AWAY REALS

>>10200056

>>10159797
>the world is finite and discrete
Why?

>and there does not exist a ratio of integers such that C exist
What do you mean by exist?

>You guys are being fooled by academia elitists who want to keep you occupied computing infinite digits, instead of solving real world problems.
Irrational numbers and calculus are used throughout physics, so you're the one spinning your wheels as not sobbing task world problems.

I have a container with a mixture of water and wine. The ratio of water to wine lies between 1/3 and 3. What is the probability that the ratio is less than or equal to 2?

>>10082919

I did a BSc in pure math and an MSc in applied math, however the curriculum lacked dynamical systems theory which I want to study (mostly to understand chaos theory) but every introductory text I find is just some high level overview and doesn't even define a dynamical system in mathematical terms. Should I directly refer to the CT literature? I'm thinking about something from our lord and savior Henri Poincaré since I can read math texts in french.

>>10003633
Just ignore retards like >>10003639

>>9593926
DELET THIS REEEEEEEE

>>9477007
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>>9395918
See the thing about using real numbers is that they work. Physics works, biology works, space stations work and the computers that you use work, to allow to post dumb shit about how real numbers don't work.

If you guys want to say that real numbers don't exist and there are no numbers bigger than 100, fine. But early on people realized there is use in defining things like "reals, convergence, imaginaries" because it allows to do stuff that we couldn't without them like calculus which is used everywhere today. And this led to what are known as geometric series, as in, $\sum {\frac{9}{10^n}}$, which can be evaluated with this new, interesting, mathematical framework (outside of just naturals) to 1. As a shorthand we sometimes use 0.999... to denote this sum.

Sometimes people who don't understand the more advanced math system think that 0.999... is like a process of adding on the digit 9 to the decimal number 0.9 and can never be really completed. This leads them to the incorrect conclusion that 0.999... isn't 1.

I recommend that such people either take a basic calculus course in highschool or take a basic real analysis course in university.

>>9375169
Easy

https://youtu.be/Lme-uNPrry8

Daily reminder that the absence of evidence IS evidence of absence.

What is the feasibility of nutting 31 times in a single day?
Asking for a friend

Daily reminder that the absence of evidence IS evidence of absence.

>>9274684

>>9237949

>>9151601
My sides. Saved your image

>>9129177

>>9100655
>not intellectually curbstomping the /pol/ack

>>8828215
this meme