Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1795. page

>>7964349
>framerate

30 fps. It is literally impossible for the human eye to perceive more than that.

I thought I read somewhere that (1) would be related to atomic vibrations, so like millions per second

>>7964364
Yes, but i was also thinking in and of itself

>>7964347
>gorging yourself on large quantities of water
Filthy Harkonnen

the glass is being raped

drink when you're thirsty
there's no trick to it

That gurgling sound right before you throw up. If in space, I would disengage the air lock to avoid that sound and the ensuing vomit

>inb4 a bunch of meme answers like "the sentence 'i major in women's studies' lolololololol"

>>7964037
came here to say this but you beat me to it

>>7963528
if you cant tell me why YOU want to study physics/math, you ought to not study it.

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>>7963538

Heres my PS. I'm just not sure how mine stacks up against the average.

>>7963538
this desu, it's not like you will be rejected because of the personal statement, unless you fuck up royally. Say why you like it, and what parts fascinate you the most that you want to research further. No bullshit like 'since I was born I had a fascination with... blabla'. It's literally that simple.

If you wanted to study algebraic geometry, you shouldn't have picked CS, my boy.

>>7962745
If people liked math, they'd be math or physics majors

>>7962745
I feel you man. I'm studying CS//Multimedia (you can't minor in math if you took that) too.
There were two math classes teaching the very basics of linear algebra, number theory and analysis, and that's it. No more math after that.
The math tests i took in CS were almost calculative (almost no proofs), yet 50% of the people taking them didn't pass.
I mean whats so difficult about taking numers and plugging them in a formula // calculative concept and writing down the result.

>expecting anything from /sci/ neckbeards

No.

Not gonna read that whole fuckin thing right now. I don't know what you mean by "work", but the theory (based on what I skimmed through) is fine. IIRC it's a known effect that strong magnetic fields can induce neural activity within people, even causing them to hear sounds without actual external auditorial stimulation.

>>7961858
First year math major here. I know everything all the way down to the integration vectors line, but then I also know what vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors are and I've done plenty of problems and proofs in linear algebra.

What is my level? Can I assume that I am smart enough to just intuitively get multivariable calc, triple integrals and everything between vectors and vector spaces in the graph?

I actually thought that linear algebra was harder than Calc 2, that is why I read a lin alg book first. Furthermore, all vector spaces are trivial, linear transformations were trivials and it only took me a few days of practice to actually get eigenvalues, vectors and spaces. Meanwhile I cannot even imagine what integration over more than one dimension even looks like.

What is even happening? Is math real?

>>7961874
>Is math real?
Unless it's complex.

>>7961858
>irrational pattern functions
>poly-dimensional topology
nice buzzwords

>>7956350
nothing ever really touches.

>>7956351
2spooky4me

Is this a physics question or is this a math question?

fdcf
Are you stupid or something?
Just learned about graph theory?

>>7972660
going through all segments :3

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>>7972653
them rules

>>7971722

babby

>>7971724

What country are you from?

>>7968201

What do you mean bones? I don't think the body would decompose in space =/

very low

Zero as you would burn up on re-entry to any planet with an atmosphere. Hard to imagine a life capable planet without an atmosphere. I could be wrong. Come at me, bro.

ask them why at the Intel museum in silicon valley, you are not allowed to type AMD on one of their computers.

>>7972666
You're going to have to be more specific, what's the job description

>>7972666
prepare to get your ass handed to you on the whiteboard

but they'll still hire you anyways regardless of how much they murdered your ass if they are serious about evaluating you

>>7972129
Measurments

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light

not that hard,anon.

This is probably a dumb question but do we know why light can't travel faster than c? What makes c a barrier?

It doesn't work because it's viral.

>>7971756
It could be, but then why did it go away for roughly two weeks after the second course then? Surely if it was viral, they'd have no effect whatsoever.

>>7971737
could be viral....

>>7971614

Cobalt-60 will do the trick.

>>7971689
>Cobalt-60

I said barren, not radioactive.

>>7971768
Well maybe you could have been more accurate, Maggie.

Is your name Flowers because that's all it takes to plow you, you whore ?
No offense.