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no that list isn't accurate, you would never need the vast majority of what's in those books

read section 3 'Studying IUT' of https://www.maths.nottingham.ac.uk/personal/ibf/notesoniut.pdf

>>8780565
Good reference.
But still, what are the textbooks from the picture needed to be able to understand what is listed here:
>3.2. Entrances to IUT.
?
Say from
- Functional Analysis (Walter Rudin)
on.

>>8780683
why do you keep caring about the meme list in the picture? it was obviously made by someone who doesn't understand anything about IUT (you'll notice it has essentially 0 intersection with what is listed in the notes by someone who does understand IUT). you certainly don't need to read a book on PDEs, or an entire book on algebraic topology, or an entire book on galois theory... the telltale sign that list is a meme is that p-adic teichmuller theory is listed, which a completely separet story from IUT

just read the papers and look backwards in whatever textbook you want for the algebraic geometry/anabelian geometry/algebraic number theory that you need when you come upon gaps in your knowledge

because they're not researching anything profitable

Go research for a pharmaceutical company if you want money. Basic research on extremely specific topics isn't profitable

>Le our institution couldn't find the right sponsor meme again

Give it support for generatingfunctionology and you'll be pretty much set.

>>8780235

what is functionology?

>>8780153
It doesn't sound like you know much about computer algebra or symbolic computation. I'd try looking for a textbook on these topics.

>>8779624
autism is the next step of human evolution.
Autists are needed to develop new technology.
Chads are no longer as useful as they were before

>>8779624
Same reason why theirs more Dyslexics

Because what counts as "autism" is completely subjective, as with all "mental illnesses"

>>8779063
give me a lever long enough and I can make a pocket dimension.

>>8779066
How?

>>8779063
you can bend time and space simultaneously by concentrating large amounts of energy (mass) in one spot, according to Einstein

but relativity is all memes and Einstein is a fuckin brainlet
it's far more likely that nobody knows what the fuck they're talking about and experimental evidence is just confounding the truth rather than revealing it

>>8778854
You gotta know when to hold 'em...

know when to fold em

>>8778854
The ability to handle the struggles of life with minimal effort and emotional distress.

It usually boils down to a mindset that enables you to handle unexpected circumstances and knowledge which enables you to handle predictable eventualities.

If you are able to share and teach the above with other people, then you might be perceived as wise.

>>8778814
but infinity is not a number you reach it's an expression representing an endless amount of-

oh wait are you trying to bait me again

>>8778821
What is stopping me from counting to infinity if I have forever to do so.

>>8778829
That just means you will never stop counting, infinity is not a number to be counted. It's like saying you will count to i eventually.

>>8778700
rub their dicks on everything

It's basically a clam or oyster that decided to grow eyes on it's penis then use the very same penis to walk around on.

>>8778700
Grind up food with their radulas and swallow it

>>8778694

Of course it is

>>8778694
It surely is.

>>8778694
t/his/ shit is a meme

>>8778406
Seems like a bad idea, we should just pump money into Musk's pocket and see what he comes with.

>>8778420
why would it be a bad idea? its the only way (other than linear accelaration) to have perceived gravity on a spacecraft

>>8778406
The best option is obviously to design a spacecraft that has the mass of a planet.

Propulsion might be a bit tough, though.

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hi fbi, concetrated nicotine, castore beans, cyanide.

Both cyanide and nicotine are odorless and hard to pick up on autopsies, castore beans are basically cyanide.

Have fun.

>>8778160
If you had to poison, give cancer or give a disease to someone which extends to a period of 6 months to 5 years. Then what would you suggest are the best options? ;)

>>8778178
cyanide and nicotine and castor beans all simulate heart attacks.

Cyanide is great because you can just spray someone in the face with a squirt gun and they are dead instantly.

>>8775262
Get rid of radical Christianity

>>8775262
stop telling them that the south has a unique cultural heritage to preserve

cousinfucking, racism, and generally making the country poorer and stupider is not a cultural heritage

t. north carolinian.

>>8775265
Yes, but how? It's integral to the culture here. The first thing people will ask you is what church you go to. How did New England stop being a bunch of Puritan fuckers? I haven't seen any research on that.

>>8773374
Why isn't /sqt/ a sticky?

But more importantly, I'm looking for THE authoritative text in "discrete math". Whatever that means. Why don't I hear more talk of it here on /sci/? Proofs are cool, digital logic is fun, etc.

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>>8773444
There's rarely a single authoritative text for any field, but Stanley's 2 volumes are certainly classics

>>8773374
Apparently I suck at math.
I have a system with four states, and two state estimators and I'm trying to construct a hidden markov models.
My observations though, are already belief states (probabilities over each state), that is, in the form: [0.1, 0.6, 0.2, 0.1]
What I want to combine is two of those observations, together with a transition matrix (4x4). I can only find HMM literature where the evidence is a single binary observation.
Anyone care to point me in the right direction? What am I missing? Proper book?

Thanks

yeah sure, let me just put these assignments, practice, projects, and presentations off to lift some iron with Chad - the Kinesiology major, who does 2 courses a semester.

>>8782386
>Kennedy
>Care about a brainlets opinion.

Also
>Why are you not /fit/ /sci/ ?
>Implying I'm not.

>>8782671
Nice excuses bro

It could be perfect if they are in spanish, but i accept english books anyway

http://bfy(dot)tw/As5c

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>>8782035
>marine biologist