Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 995. page

>>8590253
fuck and i had a very high gpa for you americans

I couldve been doing mechanical engineering or electric engineer ing but no , i chose topography since there are only 60 places in the whole country so work is guaranteed

>>8590253
bump

>>8590253
bump in

>>8590103
Fucking figure it out. You already learned it. Learn it again

>>8590110
I'm leaning towards Khan academy cause he gets to the point quicker. MIT OCW will probably be good when I have more time to invest in it.

>>8590103
Khan Academy, srs

Your position implies that everybody needs the same level of education.

Ultimately, they do not.

>>8589936
I'm not saying that everybody needs the same level of education but more on raising their desire to be more educated, people are literally rallying because their mcjob is being taken away from them by robots all because they couldn't for the life of them, find the desire to git gud on anything that's not minimum wage tier

have less smug bundle of sticks LARP as scientists

>>8589786
Just try it yourself, OP.

>>8589786
if they produce sperm and egg cells and have a uterus for the egg to attach to they could fertilize themselves but a person that genetically fucked probably could not produce viable offspring

>>8589796

>implant functional uterus in a man
>he fucks himself to pregnancy one way or another

A bit of a cheat but it's likely it might actually happen and not in the far future.

>>8589556
It's fucking magic, dude. Don't try to think about it.

>>8589556
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet#Magnetizing_ferromagnets
is this what you're looking for?
there's more than one way to magnetise/increase strengh of a magnet.
stroke two weak magnets and you end up with two stronger ones.

>>8589556
magnets can form naturally sometimes

A magnetic field is not regular dofus.

>>8589515
Sorry dofus here, don't follow? A short explanation please? I understand that gravity created by the Earth's mass would be consistent regardless of location. I was just curious weather or not a change in position relative to rotation would make any difference?
Has it ever been tested?

>>8589497
you wouldn't be able to jump as high because of inertia you don't have at the poles but the mass difference at the pole and equator is pretty much negligible

Earth's equatorial diameter is 7,926 miles (12,756 km), but from pole to pole, the diameter is 7,898 miles (12,714 km) — a difference of only 28 miles (42 km).

>>8589337
Nothing doesn't exist.
Therfore something didn't come from nothing.

>>8589338
Amen, amen, amen.

>>8589338
what is outside of the universe?

work harder

spend effort making sure you understand stuff instead of memorizing how to do particular sorts of problems

make sure you understand everything you've learned so far. emphasis on understanding.

>>8589279

Read Gelfand's books, solve the problems.

>>8589289
understanding a concept doesn't necessarily help you remember it. You need both understanding and memorization.

Otherwise you'll know how to use an equation or derive it, but when it comes time to need the equation you can't remember its exact form.

You will instead get the Mandela effect and end up with an equation from your inexact memory that feels right to you, but is actually wrong.

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>>8589203
>+
>=
>...
define please

It's easy to confuse yourself with this shit but it's quite simple.

All that the ramanujan summation stuff, cutoff and zeta regularization does, is look at the smoothed curve at x = 0.
What sums usually do is look at the value as x->inf.

It's just a unique value you can assign to a sum, really they have many such values.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sum1234Summary.svg

>>8589432
wtf is a smoothed curve?

STEMTARDS COULDNT REPLY


HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>8589174
>p-please respond

>>8589175
NO REPLY AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

>>8589064
No one compares.

>>8589093
i hear alot of people praise Grothendieck

but i don't know much, can someone explain to me what the hell this man did to get alot recognition?

>>8589141
he made category theory actually slightly useful

>>8588426
They should try and get to Europa. Fuck Mars, it's boring.

>>8588434
Best place to start a colony to get further into space tho

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>>8588426
>They're more interested in fucking stupid rocks
I'm quite certain it is only you, projecting your sexual fantasies onto a dispassionate agency. Please try to convince me NASA wants to have sex with rocks.

>>8588358
libgen.io has all the books you want may as well archive a bunch in case it goes down

I recommend you add:
-Algebra: Chapter 0. by Paolo Aluffi
-Linear Algebra Done Right by Sheldon Axler (actually all of Axler's books)
-MIT's "book" (coursenotes) on Mathematics for Computer Science http://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.042/fall16/mcs-ftl.pdf
-Advanced Calculus http://www.math.harvard.edu/~shlomo/docs/Advanced_Calculus.pdf

Plus all the texts listed here in this 3 part series (mainly Springer books) https://www.quantstart.com/articles/How-to-Learn-Advanced-Mathematics-Without-Heading-to-University-Part-1

I've also recently started archiving stuff because it tends to disappear forever these days. I prefer a physical copy to give the author money and save my eyes but some are priced ridiculous https://www.amazon.com/Calculus-Analytic-Geometry-George-Simmons/dp/0070576424

>>8588514
There a bunch here anon.
https://github.com/B3nszy/The-Math-Group

>>8588358
I am officially lurking in this thread and willing to bump it when needed.

Try Prime95

>>8587522
Ah thanks.

>>8587522
primes are intigers...

>>8586893
I don't know, man. Programmer is a very simple job to expain.

I do the typey typey. The screen does the rendey rendey.

>>8586893
What the fuck is that person's job?

>>8586910
Actuary