/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15877428
Neat, thanks.

>>15169643
Absurdly, monumentally based what the fuck.

>>12427359
Thanks bro, the luck came in just in time.
>if it goes wrong
It'll take a good while before I know if it worked out or not.
>>12427398
>i think im still range b& but good luck, remilia friend
Thanks lad.
>>12428514
It doesn't work here but it works in places like quora.
>>12428733
I'm not looking through that computation, but that example does work because Lebesgue convergence.

>>12391954
Extremely based quote.
You need an extremely acute mind to know how to analogically extend your calculation power with pen and paper, pure thinkingfags like Dikstra will never grasp this.

>>11306164
Kek.
Does teach me not to trust anons when they say they've proved some special case.

Happy new year lads.If anyone doesn't have a hangover tomorrow, please make the new thread.

I also genuinely can't believe there are people asking the stupidest shit during the last day of the year, just wish everyone a happy new year and fuck off to drink, lads
>>11267844
Thanks.

Has anyone here ever successfully proven a series doesn't converge through contradiction?
Specifically, something that looks like:
>suppose it converges
>then, it converges to a and to b, but a=/=b, so it doesn't converge
Or some similar Ramanujan-like trickery.

>>10525527
That's a very charming seven. Overall a solid ten out of ten.

>>9406316
Because Math is the highest paying talent of mine and I fucking hate writing too much like labs and shitty essays on humanities (excluding Philosophy and Rhetoric).
And I do not think I have any other talent than Math and Rhetoric, where the former is the highest paying one so I don't want to be a leech to my parents or the government.