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tannercarawan

tannercarawan

@TannerCarawan

Recent graduate

Virginia Beach, VA Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Paramount Pictures Brasil
Paramount Pictures Brasil@ParamountBrasil·
Quantos anos você tinha quando descobriu que o primeiro filme do Bob Esponja é uma adaptação de A Odisseia? 🤯
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Anthony Bonato
Anthony Bonato@Anthony_Bonato·
One way to remember it
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Network Fact
Network Fact@NetworkFact·
At every party, there are two people who have the same number of friends present.
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Analysis Fact
Analysis Fact@AnalysisFact·
Let p(x) be a polynomial with only real roots. Then p'(x)² >= p(x) p''(x) for all x.
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いちごじゃむ
いちごじゃむ@1strawberry_jam·
どうやら y=cos(sinx+x) のグラフは 正規分布のグラフにめちゃくちゃ近いっぽく、何か背景があれば教えてください...
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tannercarawan
tannercarawan@TannerCarawan·
@op_idempotent I thought tan(x/2) substitution could handle rational functions of sine and cosine.
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idempotent
idempotent@op_idempotent·
Prove
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tannercarawan@TannerCarawan·
@RayleighLord Rearrange to x(y’ - y)’ = y’ - y. Let v = y’ - y. xv’ = v so v = Cx. Now y’ - y = Cx. Multiply by e^-x. y’e^(-x) - ye^(-x) = Cxe^(-x). (ye^(-x))’ = Cxe^(-x). ye^(-x) = C[-xe^(-x) - e^(-x)] + D. y = C[-x - 1] + De^x
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Rayleigh Lord | Javier González Monge
La ecuación diferencial xy'' -(1 + x)y' + y = 0, tiene solución exacta. ¿Cuál es la manera más elegante/intuitiva que usaríais para resolverla?
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ksa 🏴‍☠️
ksa 🏴‍☠️@kosa12m·
Best paper I've read so far this month: All elementary functions (sin, cos, tan, exp, log, powers, roots, hyperbolic functions, π, e, and even basic arithmetic) can be generated from just one binary operator: eml(x, y) = exp(x) − ln(y) …plus the constant 1.
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Algebra Etc.
Algebra Etc.@AlgebraFact·
There are two groups of order 2026: The integers mod 2026 The direct sum of the integers mod 2 and the integers mod 1013
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Analysis Fact
Analysis Fact@AnalysisFact·
The Fourier transform is an isomorphism on L²(R).
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Andrew Côté
Andrew Côté@Andercot·
The value of Pi is the lowest it can possibly be when you measure distances as the hypotenuse of a right triangle.
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tannercarawan@TannerCarawan·
@aryehazan Maybe it doesn’t matter since humans won’t be around long enough to exhaust the supply of interesting math
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Aryeh Kontorovich
Aryeh Kontorovich@aryehazan·
my aspiring mathematician nephew is concerned that maybe someday we'll run out of nontrivial theorems to prove he knows there are infinitely many *theorems* but worries that there might only be many finitely interesting ones I told him that all the mathematicians I know think otherwise what argument would put him at ease?
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Alex Smith
Alex Smith@ninja_maths·
It's Cool Math Image Saturday! This week's image: The geometric interpretation of matrix diagonalization.
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Jay Cummings
Jay Cummings@LongFormMath·
I might have a new favorite proof that the harmonic series diverges. It's just so beautiful.
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Algebra Etc.
Algebra Etc.@AlgebraFact·
Joseph Fourier introduced modern summation notation in 1820. (i.e. capital sigma with limits on bottom and top)
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Yaashaa Golovanov
Yaashaa Golovanov@Golovanov_ammoc·
Problem of today’s class! Sergei is typing class notes and at the end of this course, I will make it available. This is a two year long course for Mathew Popov (13), Sergei (15) & Parth (15); will cover theoretical linear algebra, Groups, Rings, Fields, Module & Galois Theory.
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We've reached page 19 of our current study, focusing on the rudiments of category theory! Our group, including Sergei Makarevich, Matthew Popov, Parth, Charvi, and Prasanna, is making great progress.

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