Math901 @MathMath901

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Math901 @MathMath901

3 hours ago

@MATHSWITHZIA its 0 in any base.

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Curve tracing reveals a function’s geometry, symmetry, asymptotes, extrema, and inflection points, aiding graph sketching and solving inequalities and geometric problems. See the image how to learn to trace the curve Mathematics #Calculus #CurveTracing #MathematicalAnalysis

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Ignacio Mantilla Prada @MantillaIgnacio

22 hours ago

De la sabiduría matemática popular: «No temas que un término se cancele al simplificar; teme alterar la igualdad para que el error parezca correcto».

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Proswit @proswit

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Math901 @MathMath901

11 hours ago

@MadScience_X0 fair

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Math901 @MathMath901

23 hours ago

Posting math problems every single day is sick—I hadn’t realized it before, but it’s something neurotic, pathological. And it’s not just me who engages in this behavior; there are dozens of accounts that post everything from simple math riddles to complex puzzles. It’s not normal; it’s just plain sick.

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Math901 @MathMath901

11 hours ago

@misslopezesther 🙏

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Math901 @MathMath901

12 hours ago

@ArraGoffredo take care my friend.

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Math901 @MathMath901

12 hours ago

@chris_juravich thanks, just temporarily

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Math901 @MathMath901

12 hours ago

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Math901 @MathMath901

12 hours ago

@d1c1pler kind off

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Matheorems @matheorems

20 hours ago

300 birds, 3 simple rules, no leader. They end up flying as one flock. This is a boids simulation. Every bird flies at the same speed and only sees neighbours within a small radius. Then the rules switch on one at a time. Rule 1, separate: if a neighbour is too close, steer away. Rule 2, align: turn toward the average heading of your neighbours. Rule 3, cohere: drift toward your neighbours' centre. The number at the bottom is the order parameter phi, the length of the average heading. If every bird points a different way it is near 0; if they all fly the same way it is 1. Before alignment it stays under 0.2. By the end it is above 0.85, and the birds move as one. No bird knows the shape of the flock. It comes out of the rules anyway.

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Math901 @MathMath901

13 hours ago

@matheorems There is a certain similarity to the structure and rules of Conway's "Game of Life." Is this "birds" model also a cellular automaton?

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Mathelirium @mathelirium

a day ago

I've been thinking... Science moved forward because people shared their discoveries. Publish your idea, someone builds on it, and everyone wins. Now, what happens when anything you publish can be fed to an AI that finishes your work before you do? Do we start hiding our best ideas the way mathematicians did centuries ago? If people stop sharing, how does knowledge keep growing?

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Math901 @MathMath901

13 hours ago

@AM__Lewis @X thank men. appreciated

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Logic Geometry, Information @LGcommaI

a day ago

Recommendable book: Dov Gabbay (Ed.) What is a Logical System? Oxford University Press (1994) This "collection of papers addresses a fundamental question of logic and computation..." Inter alia: Lambek: What is a deductive system?