Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1099. page

>>8534293
>muh hypothetical filters because muh no ayyyyys in the sky

>>8534300
Prove there aren't? Oh wait, you can't. BTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFOOOOOOOO. Suck it.

>>8534303
>prove muh hypothetical filters for muh hypothetical power levels
fuck you, you prove it

>>8534245
I came inside ur mum.

according to bible , adam being made from dust and eve being made from adam's rib
that's when the life start

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>>8534245
The phrase "redpill me on" should be grounds for permaban on /sci/. This board is a joke.

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>>8534076
>infowars

>>8534084
Let me guess... I should go back to >>>/pol/, or >>>/x/, or...

How to win an argument using the scientific method of deflection. Sad.

>infowars

I'm not looking for help by any means
I just want to clarify that there is a numerical way to prove the form of the function given the inital values

>>8533827
Can you think of a polynomial with a different degree but that still fulfills all those conditions? If you can, then there's at least two polynomials of different degrees with the same information, and hence you know that that information is not enough to determine a polynomial's degree.

As a starting point, try examining the behaviour of simple polynomials of degree 2 and 4.

>>8533832
I did with a degree of 4th and found a solution.
I can't be done with a degree of 2 since the curve drawn out with my points is not symmetrical.

>>8533771
I'm majoring in mathematics and my aspiration is to go big in the field of computational mathematics.

Either get a six figure job at a big company or make some simulation software and get rich from it. Gonna learn game theory in the summer to see if that allows me to do something meaningful. I'm just a freshman tho so there is no rush.

After the dust is settled and I am living a comfy life I will then follow the steps of Wildberger. Maybe make my own youtube channel with my own axiomatic foundation for computational mathematics or if in the time I was busy his axioms made it big then I would do research in the field of 'Wild Math' and get my PhD in that.

>>8533771
I am majoring in engineering and I want to suck rich dick.

>>8533799
wow, ambitious.

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>>8533652
still disgusting ?

>>8533807
I can't handle that

>>8533807
Yes that women looks like a fat, squat dwarf. A caricature of a neolithic venus.

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yes

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Yes

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>>8533419
There is just no improvement upon russian engineering. Unless they themselves do it.

>>8533378
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Universal_Material#LaTeX

[math]1/2[/math]

test post plz ignore

>>8533387
[math]\frac{0}{100} \\ See ~ me ~ after ~ class[/math]

it seems fucking pointless.

>base 12
>not based base-16 instead
plebs all of you

>>8533360
so you're saying it dozen't strike you as all that useful?

>>8532628
It allowed us to get away from the analytical standard that before was a thing.

Now with computers approaching things numerically could even be called the preferred approach.

>>8532652
could you give me a concrete example of an analytical vs numerical approach?

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>>8532665
Solving a problem stupidly through brute-force going through every possibility vs. analyzing the problem in its general form

>>8532464
my diary desu

>>8532467
i don"t speak weeabo

khan academy for algebra, trig
stewart calculus
spivak calculus
colley for multivariable calculus
rudin real analysis
artin algebra
loomis advanced calculus
munkres topology

there now you are a state school math graduate student

>>8532406

How to steal from Leibniz and not get laid.

Do you think he knew what 2+2 equaled?

Given that Cauchy brought up the newer and correct definition of a limit, I consider him to have known nothing.

It tries to. Just keeps missing.

>>8532339
>the electron is a wave
No. It's a particle but behaves like a wave.

>>8532373
I thought it was a wave but depending on the localization of the wave packet, you get either particle-like effects or wave-like effects

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Essentially, you are right. I had read an article about this some time ago:
https://aeon.co/essays/has-progress-in-science-and-technology-come-to-a-halt

From an academic point of view, personally, I see the current way of rewarding academics as one of the causes. Instead of letting people go about their own research in peace, they are being pushed to shit out as many insignificant publications as possible.

From a more general, social point of view distractions play a vital role in making people less able to just focus on their own ideas and develop them.

There is also the shift that happened in the 80's that pushed researchers into the free market, forcing the most intelligent in our society to make trinkets that can be sold quickly. Instead of working, at Bell Labs, where they would have virtually unlimited funding (from the telephone monopoly in this case) and coming up with the transistor, they work work for Apple, and make Idiot-Phone 7, an XBOX or other pointless crap. Actually, breaking up the Bell telephone monopoly is one of the reasons for this...

I like your camelback locomotive OP. Because I deal with thermodynamics, I raise you a more scientifically designed machine.

>>8532099
We are probably seeing the early signs of the knowledge event horizon. The more that is known the more you need to learn in order to gain new knowledge. In other words nearly all the low hanging fruits have been picked.

100 years ago Nobel prize winner like Einstein were in their 20's. Today they are in their 70's.

>>8532099
How are you reading this text OP?

>>8531692
Unless you are a retard who actually posts his scientific discoveries on 4chan, it is safe to assume that it has been discovered before

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>>8531692

What the fuck am I looking at.

Why do you need the root2 and the other square root? is this some kind of meme?

>>8531692
It has been studied and done before by anyone that studied harmonic oscillators, and they are pretty popular in physics