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what kind of number theory are we talking about? elementary (baby's first modular arithmetic), algebraic (rings of integers etc.), analytic?

>>8492470
Baby's first exposure to number theory. I assume the one in your pic is good for baby's first exposure?

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>>8492475
i don't know what your background is but i could recommend my own very first exposure which was Hungerford's 'Abstract Algebra: An Introduction', obviously it goes from an algebraic point of view but it basically starts with a chapter with the integers, does some modular arithmetic, goes onto the rationals and more general fields

'An Introduction to the Theory of Numbers' by Niven/Zuckerman/Montgomery goes further and is more purely number theoretic

Weil's definition of 'Basic' might be different than most people's

>>8492394
occurrences of what?

>>8492400
anything, types of bugs, houses, etc.
Sorry if I'm not making myself clear

>>8492415
?

What do you mean by "occurrences of 5 numbers"?

Thanks

>>8492195
I don't regret it cause I don't study shitty subjects

Who else machine learning master race

>>8492226
wew that is a very specific fetish you got there.

DUDE ALIENS LMAO

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>>>/his/

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>>8492127
DUDE DUDE ALIENS LMAO

bout tree fiddy

>>8491824
5+3 = 8
7+4 = 11
10+2 = 12
8+6 = 14
Please go back to school OP

>>8491828
Thx for doing my homework :)

>>8491786

" muh intuition"

It's just PDE, [math] df = xdy + ydx [/math] or smt like that. If you do not get the definition, make some exercices.

>>8491786
The differential form of a function is kinda like the rate at which said function varies. At least, that's how I 'intuitively' think of it. Just keep in mind that this is rather vague and the actual definition is how you should look at it.

>>8491786
Draw a picture. The definitions describe the geometry. Don't start with definitions unless you know what they look like.

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The value of the permeability constant is a function of π, so yes it will change if the region of space is sufficiently warped such that Euclidean geometry no longer applies.

>>8491928
>if the region of space is sufficiently warped such that Euclidean geometry no longer applies
I can't think of anywhere that conforms to that definition but I'm not an astronomer either, does such a place exist?

>>8491938
B L A C K H O L E

Depends on your initial position and velocity.

>>8491571
Standing still, either straight up standing in a field farting or maybe in a spaceship fuled with farts

>>8491574
you would need to store a lot to get to escape velocity

>>8491326
I have ADHD, I'd probably be a pipefitter instead of an engineer had I not gotten medicated as a kid.

>>8491369
fuckin hell. im 21, still no medication, and was a pipefitter during summer, after i droped from engineering school, kek, no lie.

so what are you taking and has it helped you?

>>8491381
>has it helped you?
brain lag

How were you feeling when you were medicated?

>>8490988
The survival of our race and therefore my offspring, not to mention, my insatiable lust for knowledge.

>>8490988
>What facts about the universe motivate you?
The existence of consciousness.

>>8490998

That's what I said

At least 4, but less than 62

>>8490165
[4,62)

>>8490325
4 is necessary but possibly not suffient so that's wrong

It's got kind of a bad rep among "higher" psychologists.
http://indiana.edu/~jobtalk/Articles/develop/mbti.pdf
The descriptions are often seen as too vague and flattering, some people get a different result every time they take the test, and even among people who have a "stable" personality type there is little correlation as to how they perform in the field they're recommended. It's still fun though

I think there are other psychology tests that are more accepted among professionals, like the occupational personality questionnaire, The Hogan personality inventory, or the big five. And those tests don't really put people into categories, except for some interpretations of big five, it's mostly used to know how much a trait is present in you (for example how "open" you are).
But even then those tests are mostly used as indicative values.

>>8486030
>The Hogan personality inventory, or the big five
>none of them are free
feelsbad man

>>8486047
http://similarminds.com/bigfive.html
you can try that one if you want an idea of what the big five is about. Be warned though, the big five type descriptions aren't nearly as flattering as the MBTI ones, look at this one for example http://similarminds.com/global5/rcoei.html

>>8492008
Come on guys, I thought you were smart.

>>8492016
That was your first mistake.

>>8492008
>>8492016
>common i thought you were smart!
We're not going to do your homework for you.

5 * (.5) + x * (.5) = 10(1)

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The same way magnets work.

>>8491897
Gravity

>>8491902
how do magnets work?

They've been secretly using the ayydrive to travel far away from the galaxy and snap pictures.

>>8491733
you mean em-drive?

>>8491735
ayy