Hello!! I'm studying math in university and I was asking myself if there is some mathematician here so we could discuss about Riemannian geometry and stochastic calculus
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as someone who is forced to take math units as part of my engineering degree
yuck
yuck
Sounds like you are interested in quantum theory?
Or maybe some fractal geometry
Z becomes z^2 + C
This popped up in my news feed today
https://www.openculture.com/?p=1090571
David Gilmour soundtracks Arthur C Clarke
Z becomes z^2 + C
This popped up in my news feed today
https://www.openculture.com/?p=1090571
David Gilmour soundtracks Arthur C Clarke
Although not when the orbit of 0 tends to infinity. ðŸ˜
I'm not a mathematician, but I think myself to be one because I love science :)
so pseudo science ?
Incorrect. Its not pseudo science.
oh is there a scientific method for this ?
this originated from einsteinian field equations , which clearly states that its impossible to prodict any motion of 3 bodies , even AI cant do it , and since its impossible but happens in real life they create metaphisics to reverse engineer the actual problem
this originated from einsteinian field equations , which clearly states that its impossible to prodict any motion of 3 bodies , even AI cant do it , and since its impossible but happens in real life they create metaphisics to reverse engineer the actual problem
f**k MATHS ME A ND MY HOMIES HATE EM AND RIDE EM DOWN 6FT UNDER WIT OUR GLOCKS ON THE BLOCK.
Thats actually not correct.