/sci/ - Science & Math

Im taking computational geometry as a CS major and I was thinking of relearning geometry along side cause some of the stuff I have to abstract away less I be stuck in the very first chapter.

Any book recommendations or materials? I want to be able to solve problems more intuitively

>>9674177
>Scientifically, economics has no state function
Abstract labor power in the LTV behaves just like a state function. When you do work, you're doing "work," and modern solutions to the transformation problem ensure this is a meaningful quantity given its relation to equilibrium pricing.

There's no state function in the neoclassical approach because the neoclassical approach prides itself on being unscientific.

There's literally nothing wrong with topology.

>>9381690
Sorry I meant that the empty set maps to C. The cusp is a cobordism between a loop and the empty set so it's assigned a C-linear morphism from a C-space V to C.
The choice that [math]\mathscr{T}[/math] maps the empty set to the ground ring R (C in the case of unitary TQFTs) is just a normalization condition.