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12:35 AM
I have a question about asymptotic notation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
What happens when the limit doesn't exist, for little oh and little omega? Is it correct to say that $f \in o(g) \Longleftrightarrow \liminf_{x \rightarrow \infty} \frac{f(x)}{g(x)}$?
 
12:54 AM
I think you're missing an =0 at the end there
and no, the lim inf can exist even if the limit doesn't, but f=o(g) means lim(f/g)=0
 
1:23 AM
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Q: Computing the norms of a non-principal ideal in $\Bbb Z[\sqrt{-5}]$?

mick$$ 2 x^2 + 2 xy + 3 y^2 $$ Apparantly these are the norms of the non-principal ideals of $\Bbb Z[\sqrt{-5}]$. Why is that ? How is that computed ? Apparantly the ideals of prime norm in this ring have norms $2$, $5$ and $p$ with $p\equiv1,3,7,9\pmod{20}$. I assume this follows from quadrati...

Any ideas ?
 
1:37 AM
Plz ?
 
1:50 AM
Ursula K LeGuin died yesterday, and I am quite sad about that... :'(
 
Is it appropriate to post requests for paid help here?
 
I would think not, but I'm not in charge
 
Ok I'll refrain then - I'm looking for someone to help me out in some geometry-related programming tasks (paid). Is there any place where I can ask that that you know of?
 
Anyone care to verify :>)
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Q: Showing that $(\partial_{z}f_{n}(z_{n}))^{k} \rightarrow (\partial_{z}f(z_{o}))^{k}. ? $

ZophikelIn the text "Function Theory of a Complex Variable" by Robert E. Greene and Steven G. Krantz I'm having difficulty verifying my proof to Exercise 41 on (pg.100) much of the details pertaining to the proof of $\text{Proposition}\, \, \, (1.2)$ can be seen in $\text{Lemma (1.2)-(1.3)}$ $(1.0)$ L...

 
I attended a talk that Krantz gave a few years ago---it was quite disappointing
:(
 
2:03 AM
@Xander what was the talk about , and what made it disappointing
 
Honestly, I don't know what the talk was about---something PDE-ish?
the problem was that he had slides that averaged around 10,000 words each, and he spent then entire talk reading his slides
word for word
 
@Xander ouch :'>(
 
well did you at least take notes :P
 
for a man that has written books on mathematical communication and writing, it was really, really unexpected and disappointing
hells no
no notes
PDE is not my field, and I barely care
 
2:09 AM
lel
 
and now it is time for dinner
later
 
see ya O/ @Xander
 
3:00 AM
Rough day
 
What happened?
 
The marker for my analysis class Apperntatly opulent understand my work so they just gave me 2 or 3/5 for each question.
I spend a lot of time rewriting out my assignments so it's really frustrating to see the marker be too lazy to put in the effort to read what I have written.
 
How much reading?
 
I realize the way I think is odd and even when carefully written my writing can be a challenge to read but it is there job in some sense.
Not a lot I try and make my proofs short as possible 3 pages for the whole assignment 5 questions of rather large writing
 
Talk to your TA about it.
 
3:07 AM
For example I had an equation and I want to divide by p-t. So I say consider the statement with the division. Then I proceed to say well p-t could be zero what's this mean?
And explain it's a trivial case and everything is fine otherwise
Marker writes on the line I wrote this you can divide by 0 minus 3.
Cant*
I was so mad I was just going to drop the class
 
Why would you "get mad" about that?
 
If p-t is already in the denominator, then it can never be zero, but if earlier steps p-t is not in the denominator, then you can in fact reason about what happens if p-t is zero

Such case are often trivial, but sometimes the 0th case can have interesting solutions. Though markers in many courses for some reasons like to ignore the 0th case
which IMO is not a good practice
 
Yeah, stating restrictions is no big deal.
 
The 0th case is as important as other cases. In fact, in many ODEs, the 0th case when it is nontrivial is often a limiting case of the dynamics
 
(Unrelated)
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Q: Can The Fusion And Fission Of A Group Of Atoms Occur Infinitely?

Jordan SmithI'm curious to understand if you can split a nucleus or multiple nuclei and combine them back together through fusion, vice versa. Thank you

Viewing the answer in a purely abstract algebraic perspective, you get the following interesting structures:
1. a=>b+c -> b+c=>d -> d=>b+c
2. a=>b+c -> b+c=>a
The result, is a deductive system instead of an algebraic structure, and the identities involved are implications instead of equalities
Meanwhile, there exists implication algebras, but they are not the same as the deductive system mentioned above:
http://www.jams.or.jp/scm/contents/e-2006-4/2006-37.pdf
In particular, these kinda behave like lattices
 
3:26 AM
@Secret I think what's important is that I addressed all the cases correctly...
 
@Faust This is true, one should ensure every case is considered whenever a proof is wrote. I also did the same kind of thing if I were you.
21 mins ago, by Faust
Marker writes on the line I wrote this you can divide by 0 minus 3.
Though , I am not sure if I parse this correctly:
you cannot divide by (0 minus 3) ?
 
I have autism there is no amount of time I can spend writing a proof down that someone will come and say oh yeah that's how I would of done it. But I pride myself on making sure that the statements are logically correct.
 
(you cannot divide by 0) minus 3 ?
 
Minus 3 marks
 
I see
 
3:30 AM
There is no logical reason why someone who scored 98% in Analysis I should get 60% on there first analysis 2 assignment. Especially when logically speaking everything I wrote was correct
 
I will say your marker is invalid since you have shown the 0th case gives a trivial solution instead of a contradiction, meaning logically speaking, p-t can be zero (unless some extra assumptions or constraints on the nature of p-t said you cannot) and thus no division by zero is made
 
Yeah I'm reasonably confident they didn't read what I wrote
 
(NB I am mildly aspergic thus I can somewhat understood about autism, to me that is not a problem. In fact, I think our group has the advantage of being able to ignore anything that is irrelevant and inefficient (social pretentious things..) and be very thorough at checking for a number of cases and the consistency)
btw, what actually is p-t?
 
Each is a real number but in the case p-t was zero then there was no point even making the division since the statement was already showing the desired result.
Essentially it just said 0=0
@Secret my work is very logically consistent but often the presentation of the ideas seems odd or perhaps illogical to a reader as they would never think to do it that way. But I don't think that means it's any less correct
 
I see
(footnote: when considering the 0th case is when you start the line saying suppose a=0, you need to make sure your expression that is wrote does not have a in the denominator, because then you will be dividing by zero in such case)

Getting 0=0 when you plug in the p-t basically means it is trivial as you said (because the other variables then does not matter on what value they are)
@Faust Presentation is important though. As you may have experienced how a lot of the times my messages are not so comprehensible to other people, and I do try to make effort to speak in their language to make them understand what the ideas mean
 
3:39 AM
Do you have the same marker for analysis 2 as you had for analysis 1?
 
This is especially true when it comes to proofs. you cannot expect your readers to have the same thinking logic as you do, thus your statement have to guide them and justify why it is valid in aways they can understand
 
Yeah so instead of writing the equation and claiming it was true. I said consider the following wrote the equation. Then I said this equation is nonsense if p-t =0 and proceed to explain why it was trivial then said assume it's not zero and the worked with equation to get a solution.
 
For me, I will do both for completeness, that is I will have a paragraph going through p-t =/=0, and a paragraph going through p-t=0. That way, the whole presentation flows
 
@Secret I understand that I spend usually 2 days on an assignment to get all the answers then anthor 4 or 5 trying to write it out so people can understand what I have written
At least twice is much time is spent on presentation and carefully writing it out legible than on the math
 
If your assignment allows discussion with peers, it might help to discuss with your peers (that you trust that they will not just copy answers) and see if they can comprehend it
don't worry, I spent 3x more time than my peers just to iron out my assignments, but it is worth it
 
3:44 AM
Yeah i never realized it was problem as I got 100% on every analysis 1 assignment and the only Mark I ever lost was on a midterm and it was for misunderstanding the question
 
You need to talk to the TA.
 
Either way if the person had put in the effort to read it I would of gotten over 90% easily.
 
^ to skullpatrol
 
Well I told the instructor I was dropping the course and asked if I could just audit the class
 
...or even the prof...
 
3:45 AM
(read: seconded, to skullpatrol's)
 
Make an appointment.
 
They were very upset cause they had put a very difficult question on the assignment that when students went to his OH he couldn't solve it so he proved a theorem to make the question signifigantly easier so people could do the assinment question it turns out i had solved it barehanded already so i sent it to the prof they were so impressed they told the marker to give anyone with such a solution a bonus Mark. I got 4/5 for that proof
 
first principles ftw
 
::applause::
 
Anyway he's going to remark it and wants me to stay in the class but in still really upset
 
3:54 AM
If a theorem in a paper says "For fixed $a$, $c\in\Bbb{C}$, $|ph(1-z)|<\pi$ and $|ph(1+z)|<\pi$, we have...", can it be that only $|ph(1-z)|<\pi$ or $|ph(1+z)|<\pi$ is enough rather than both at the same time? I'm having this doubt because later they say that the result is also true for large $z$
 
well to answer this question, we need to know what is the function ph?
 
complex argument or phase
 
Don't waste your effort being upset @Faust
Instead, use that effort for producing more meaningful results on the next assignment :-)
 
@Faust LaTeX is a really good tool for quickly making the math legible ;)
and, as a bonus, it makes revision a snap
 
a phrase that bothers me, in response to my comment requesting clarification on a question: "it is clear from the context that..."
well, no. if it was clear from the context, then I wouldn't have had to ask the question
 
4:03 AM
@Semiclassical just leave lol
 
grumble
 
You've basically shown the prof that his lectures aren't at the same standard as the assignment questions. @Faust
 
but yeah, i'll just disengage
 
oh come on old memes never die :)
uhm could someone explain to me how

$f(x) = x^{n}$
$f'(x) = \lim_{h \to 0} \frac{f(x + h) - f(x)}{h}$
becomes
$f'(x) = nx^{n-1}$
 
@Semiclassical "disengagement" is always an option.
 
4:10 AM
Do you know what f(x+h) looks like, given that $n$ is an integer?
 
Ok. Can you expand that?
 
it's basically the first principle of the power rule of derivatives but my textbook skips steps in the proof since it's clearly out of scope of the grade level
nope :(
 
Expand in the sense of 'multiply it out'
 
I dont understand the expansion
oh
 
4:13 AM
e.g. (x+h)^2 = x^2+2xh+h^2
i'm not looking for a firm answer---it's not so easy to write it out without some knowledge---but do you have a sense of what the expansion would look like?
 
wouldn't it have n number of (x + h) multiples
 
What's your grade level? @CausingUnderflowsEverywhere
 
grade 12
university
 
sure. i'm saying what you'd get after multiplying all that out
$(x+h)^2=x^2+2xh+h^2$ is the case of $n=2$
do you know what the n=3 case looks like?
 
$(x+h)^2=x^2+2xh+h^2$

sorry I can't read it with ^
 
4:16 AM
ah
do you know what $(x+h)^3$ looks like upon expanding?
 
$x^3 + 2hx^2 + xh^2 + h^3 + 2xh^2 + hx^2$=
 
okay. you can combine like terms there to get $x^3+3x^2h+3xh^2+h^3$
 
$x^3 + 3x^2h +3xh^2 + h^3$ compared to $x2+2xh+h^2$
 
right
 
$(x+y)^{n}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{n-k}y^{k}=\sum _{k=0}^{n}{n \choose k}x^{k}y^{n-k}$
 
4:19 AM
so you're getting a sum in which every term is of the form $x^k h^{3-k}$
 
@Abcd do you think you are helping?
 
more generally, it should be pretty easily to believe that when you multiply out $(x+h)^n$ you'll get a sum over terms of the form $x^k h^{n-k}$
we'll get to where Abcd is eventually, but not immediately
 
yes abcd is helping, thank you
 
does being given a formula help you learn why it is true?
or is maths just a memorization of formulas and properties and theorems?
 
more specifically, it should seem plausible at this point that $(x+h)^n = x^n +c_1 x^{n-1}h+c_2 x^{n-2}h^2+\cdots+h^n$
where $c_1,c_2,$ etc are a set of coefficients we don't know yet
 
4:22 AM
@LeakyNun Do you ever consider if you sound condescending?
10
 
math is the opposite of memorizing a trick or shortcut to me
 
Does what I've said so far seem reasonable? @CausingUnderflowsEverywhere
 
@Narcissusjewel interesting you tagged that line. I thought the more condescending line would be "do you think you are helping"
 
You need one more star to make that a five star statement @Narcissusjewel
:-)
 
lol
 
4:25 AM
Bingo!
 
Sorry @LeakyNun @CausingUnderflowsEverywhere ... I'll try to explain the formulas too from next time...
 
If you "think" it's condescending, then don't say it.
 
Thanks for helping abcd, seeing the end product while in the middle of trying to get there can help strike some conclusion and help connect the dots or help allocate room for what will come
 
i'll note that i kinda want to avoid the full formula b/c we won't actually end up needing all of it
 
@skullpatrol you have no idea how even people at my university do not know why the binomial theorem is true
I'm just afraid that Causing will take the formula away and won't bother to learn the reason behind it
 
4:28 AM
the structure of the expression matters, but the coefficients won't (with one exception!)
 
because his need for a solution was satisfied
 
then ffs say that
that's productive.
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Thanks for the help so far semi, I'm going to have to explore that food for thought when I'm less tired
 
and that's exactly what just happened
 
4:29 AM
main thing i was leading towards is that the first two terms of $(x+h)^2$ are $x^2+2xh$
and the first two terms of $(x+h)^3$ are $x^3+3x^2 h$
do you see a pattern?
 
wasnt it $x^3$
 
woops, fixed
 
yeah the pattern
 
can you guess what the first two terms of $(x+h)^4$ would look like?
 
$x^n + nx^{n-1}h$
 
4:32 AM
Right.
and then after that will be a term like $x^{n-2}h^2$, another like $x^{n-3}h^3$, and so forth.
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere Also observe that the sum of degrees of $x$ and $h$ is $n$
 
the reason why this matters: If I write out $f(x+h)^n -f(x)$, I see that I get something like $$(x^n+n x^{n-1}h+\text{other terms})-x^n$$
 
Complex analysis ppl needed:
 
So the $x^n$ term cancels and I'm left with $nx^{n-1}h$ plus other terms
 
it's so neat how you all can prove everything in math :)
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4:34 AM
39 mins ago, by Julius
If a theorem in a paper says "For fixed $a$, $c\in\Bbb{C}$, $|ph(1-z)|<\pi$ and $|ph(1+z)|<\pi$, we have...", can it be that only $|ph(1-z)|<\pi$ or $|ph(1+z)|<\pi$ is enough rather than both at the same time? I'm having this doubt because later they say that the result is also true for large $z$
 
main thing to note is that the 'other terms' have at least degree $2$ in $h$, i.e. you get $x^{n-2}h^2$, $x^{n-3}h^3$,...,$h^n$
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere are you in highschool or university?
 
I can only check for circles at the origin I cannot help him check all complex num
 
AP?
 
So, among all the terms in $nx^{n-1}h+\cdots$, which terms vanish fastest as you make $h$ small?
 
Right. $h$ doesn't vanish as fast as $h^2$ does, and this doesn't vanish as fast as $h^3$, etc.
 
I am not terribly sure whethe arg(1-z) and arg(1+z) have nonoverlapping regions for a given z, thus I have no idea of his question
 
so among all of those terms, the $nx^{n-1}h$ one will go to zero most slowly as $h\to 0$
That means that a reasonable approximation of $f(x+h)-f(x)$ is just $nx^{n-1}h$
that's small, but all the other terms will be even smaller
so that'll be a good approximation so long as $h$ is nearly 0
Agreed?
 
4:42 AM
what happened to the additional term being added for each time n increases
 
Good question.
 
I've sorta dealt with them already, but perhaps not convincingly
Let's stop doing generic $n$ and go back to the simplest interesting example of $n=3$
So there we'd have $f(x+h)=(x+h)^3=x^3+3x^2h+3xh^2+h^3$
 
Can I ask a physics question? I am facing difficulty in understanding a diagram.
 
And so $f(x+h)-f(x)=3x^2 h+3xh^2+h^3$. Agreed?
I guess we could've done $n=2$ instead just as easily. Oh well, this isn't any more difficult
 
4:45 AM
Ok. So of those three terms, which will be largest if we pick $h$ to be something small?
 
the first
wait uhm
we can already factor out h
 
yep
So we can rearrange that to $\dfrac{f(x+h)-f(x)}{h}=3x^2+3xh+h^2$
So what's going to happen as we let $h\to 0$ on the right hand side?
 
Abcd: I think they are too busy (i.e. in lockdown), they cannot heard you for now, wait a bit and try again later
 
$nx^{n−1}h$ is the first term we agreed? and next $x^{n−2}h^2$ ..
it will approach 3x^2
 
4:50 AM
Right.
If you had larger $n$, you'd have more terms on the right
 
but is that all?
 
pretty much. the largest of them would still be the first of them, and dividing out the factor of $h$ gives $nx^{n-1}$
 
did we already determine $nx^{n-1}$
 
@XanderHenderson yeah i think it was more of they found my method of approaching the problem irrational and they didn't want to figure out why i was doing what i was doing. its just upsetting; i think a grade on an assignment should reflect my understanding of the material and the effort put into the assignment.
 
@Faust have you talked to the professor?
 
4:54 AM
after doing it your way Semi, it felt so easy. This book here has some odd method
 
@LeakyNun yeah i spoke with him cause i wanted to drop the class but audit it.
 
well, I wouldn’t yet call this a full proof
 
@Faust have you talked to the professor regarding the marking?
 
For one, it’s a bit of a sketch
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere $(x+h)^n = x^n \left(1+\frac hx\right)^n \sim x^n \left(1+n\frac hx\right) = x^n + nx^{n-1} h$?
 
4:56 AM
@LeakyNun well yes cause he really didnt want me to leave the course cause so wanted to know why i was leaving.
 
What one needs to argue for is that $f(x+h)=x^n+nx^{n-1}h + \text{other terms}$
 
@Faust what did your professor say in regards to the marking?
 
from $lim_{h \to 0} \frac{(x + h)^n - x^n}{h}$

they went to
$lim_{h \to 0} \frac{(x + h - x)[(x + h)^{n - 1} + (x + h)^{n - 2}x + ... + (x + h)x^{n - 2} + x^{n - 1}]{h}$
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere ah, difference of $n$-th powers
 
Where all of the other terms vanish at zero faster than $h$
It should also be said that there are a ton of ways to prove the power rule
 
4:58 AM
where did my latex go wrong? hehe
 
And a main deficiency of this one is that it only works for positive integer n
 
the one you described? or the difference of n-th powers?
 
The one I described
Maybe the one you have as well too, but I only meant mine
But the power rule is actually valid for any power
 
@LeakyNun he said that he would make accommodations for me by asking the marker to take the necessary time to go over my assignments or he could mark them himself. he knows that i have autism and writing problems but said my assignment looked completely legible to him and he could tell i had put alot effort into it as it was all written in pen with nothing crossed out.
 
did he say anything regarding the content?
 
5:02 AM
So for instance $f(x)=x^{1/2}$ has $f’(x)=\frac{1}{2}x^{-1/2}$
 
I have one other question, let me know what my place in the queue is :)

if a boat is swimming across the river, and does so in 5 minutes when the river is as still as can be. Does it take the same amount of time to cross the river when the river has a current with a force perpendicular to the boat's? (But then travel more distance)
yes this boat can swim
 
The proof I gave above won’t help for that
Going to pass on any other questions
 
I can't thank you enough for helping me with the power rule
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere if the destination needs to be the same, then it would take longer
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere no
 
5:04 AM
Np
 
it just needs to get to the other side of the river
 
if the boat is allowed to just follow the current and land on any spot on the other side, then it would take the same time
but in real life you have piers and you need to go to the exact spot
 
can boats swim in real life is the real question
 
@LeakyNun i don't think so. You'll have to take the components of velocity and solve the question..using relative velocity
 
@Abcd why?
 
5:05 AM
@LeakyNun he asked to keep the assignment for the purposes of remarking it, but one of the questions he had given us on the assignment turned out to be very difficult, in fact when students went to OH to get help he couldn't actually solve the question. so the next day in class he proved a theorem that made it significantly easier to do the question so i showed him my proof which essentially made his theorem a direct corollary of the result that i had proved barehanded.
He was so impressed with my proof he told the marker to give a bonus mark for any complete solution without using the theorem he proved in class. i still got 4/5 on that problem
 
the component of the velocity that is perpendicular to the flow is still the same @Abcd
 
@Faust Regarding the statement "i think a grade on an assignment should reflect my understanding of the material and the effort put into the assignment," I don't entirely agree
 
I mean I guess that makes sense, since the resultant is the boat's vector plus the stream's vector , and the boat's component stays the same, yet it end up further
 
I don't care how much effort one puts into an assignment if the result is terrible (though I am not saying that what you did was terrible, just that "effort" is a meaningless bit of data)
 
thanks Leaky and Abcd :)
 
5:08 AM
@XanderHenderson if it comes down to it i can always do other math i find most fields of mathematics interesting perhaps analysis just isnt my thing
 
Also, I think that "understanding of the material" can include knowing more elegant proofs---I might be inclined to mark down a correct but overly convoluted proof (again, I'm not saying that your work was overly convoluted)
Finally, there is an aspect of "clear communication" that you are missing
at some point, mathematics is about more than just proving the theorems
you have to explain those theorems clearly to others
 
oh i agree on the clear communication but its something that i will never be good at
 
 
itn fact its something i will likely never even be average at
 
Very basic question: If I pull the centre of the pulley by x , why does the spring come down by 2x?
I just can't imagine this happening.
 
5:10 AM
oh wow so for each value of n we had n number of terms from (x+h)^n - x^n
 
@Faust I would strive for at least "average" on the communication front
 
I need sleep Abcd don't I
 
at least, if you are planning on (or are in) graduate school
 
i simply dont think the same way as most people do, my brain is in some ways mis-wired its extremely difficult for me to figure out how it is that a normal person would reason through a problem
 
that doesn't mean that you can't clearly communicate your ideas, just that it takes more effort
as with most things, it is a skill that can be learned ;)
 
5:12 AM
correct and the right audience
 
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere how do I know :p? How long have you stayed up?
 
at any rate, I need to go to bed; it is late
g'night
 
most of the time when i do something really odd i get a zero but if i take it to the professor they are fascinated by an approach they would of never thought of.
Gnight ^^
 
@Faust some amazing mathematicians are g a r b a g e expositors too (read: federer)
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I mean I think explained everything rather well but i compensate for my lack of communication skills by using certain tricks so people CAN actually understand what I'm saying. A lot of times it makes my arguments look less rigorous in some sense but it helps people understand my thought process and follow what I am saying. Informally for example peer to peer or to a professor it works very well as an aid to help people understand what I am saying
For example if I write then or thus etc this can sometimes be very hard to read but if I write a giant implies symbol instead of then it's not exactly what I should be writing but everyone knows what I am saying
 
5:25 AM
as long as you make yourself understood eventually alls fair i think
i feel you to some extent cause i also have weird neurology that makes some things hard to communicate
 
Yeah the marker cared more about how I presented the information and in what order a lot more than whether it was correct though
2/5 for a completely logically correct solution is hard to swallow. Like put capitals and ' etc
It's an analysis assignment
 
yeah when i grade i wont take off points for non math things
 
Wether I use a capital at the start of a sentence shouldn't be worth marks
 
ill comment about style and shit, but i dont take off points for noncontent
 
And I love to hear those kind of comments they have significantly improved my ability to write logical math
I want to be able to communicate as best as I possibly can
 
5:32 AM
Lol I once had a grader for my algebraic topology class who took off points when I used a contraction
 
Contradiction?
 
No like I said won't
Instead of will not
 
O.o
It's math he's lucky it want wn't or something silly to save 1 character
Dam spell check wont let u spell anything incorrectly. Odd its find with you be incoherent
Anyway I'm upset and exhausted so I'm going to goto sleep. Thanks chat for listening to me rant. Good night evryone
 
I am looking for feedback on this
i literally just wrote 20 pages this weekend
@AkivaWeinberger wanna dive into what will soon be the biggest thing I've ever written in my life?
:-)
 
I'd rather not, to be honest
If this is the thing about functions with floors in them, I think you're still falling into the trap of proving a special case of something more general rather than proving the more general thing directly
 
5:41 AM
indeed
however
not really
 
I am pretty sure nobody is weirder than me in this chat, being single handedly infect most of you with The Weirdness so you can understand to some extent what I am saying
 
My ideas are guarded by some kind of infinite set such that if I don't give you permission, no matter how much I describe and elaborate it, it will be still alien language to all of you
 
this is something i occasionally work on revising in my spare time
@Secret yeah, the alien language of greek which is what all math is written in.
 
G'night
 
5:43 AM
Therefore, I claim you cannot really stole my ideas because you will not be able to understand without my babbles anyway
 
i claim to be an "expert" in differential fork theory
i doubt you can wrap your mind around what that even means
so same
 
There is something interesting in this system, let's see if you have filled in all the proofs
 
not quite. some still elude me
particularly due to the oddness of the structure itself
and its "special operator"
limited numbers are also cool
its the concept of trying to give divergent numbers values
eeh
it's kind of weird
i probably set it up wrong as my equivalency class makes addition non-unique.
XD
 
I wish I already knew differential forms, because the toolbox there will help streamline that kind of analysis
 
differential forms?
note: im only now taking intro to real analysis
my highest level analysis type course is the diff eq that all the non-math majors take as well
mind melts
 
5:49 AM
You are doing some kind of differential algebra there, thus the machinery of differential forms will help simply the results
 
ah
you sure?
well in that case
flips table
that portion ain't getting filled right now
it will grow eventually
 
And btw, can you screencap the limited numbers, cause I was alsleep and thus the question is already deleted when you ping leaky, so I don't get to see what it is like
I don't have enough rep to see deleted q
 
no i mean read the limited numbers section of my paper
XD
 
TFW when you promised yourself you would stop all work at 10:00 and get a good nights sleep, but then you solve the problem you've been working on all week at 9:50 and cant calm down
 
the question is just written based on that definition
 
5:53 AM
O you have that in the drive, I see
@CookieToast that happens...
 
@CookieToast i never set bedtimes. i just at some point transition to youtube till i get so tired that my thoughts become thoughts only constructable by someone in a dream.
then i wake myself up and go to bed
welp
i wanna go watch a new game theorists video about... boxes being evil
 
@TheGreatDuck I've had many nights like that :P
 
sounds stimulating enough to be fun
@CookieToast i do that every night.
it is my routine
 
What time do you wake up most mornings?
 
i wake up about 7; however, i tend to take a nap now and then. I don't have morning classes so i sometimes sleep on the couch and take a quick nap if i feel tired.
usually i dont
and usually every few days i get a normal amount of sleep cause im particularly tired that night
 
5:59 AM
Ah, I'm up at six but I'll throw in the nap from time to time as well :)
 

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