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tender tulip
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by extension, rationals

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rationals suck ass when solving for multivariate poly's

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for example, x^3 + y^3 - 1 = 0 has no rational solutions

neat lintel
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For me it was

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\begin{align}
&(xy+yz+zx)^2\
&= xxyy + xyyz + xxyz + xyyz + yyzz + xyzz + xxyz + xyzz + xxzz\
%\intertext{this is the binomial formula}
&= xxyy + 2xyyz + 2xxyz + yyzz + 2xyzz + xxzz\
&= xx(-x-z)y + \cdots + yyz(-x-y) + \cdots + (-y-z)xzz\
&= -xxxy -xxyz + 2xyyz + 2xxyz -yyyz -xyyz + 2xyzz - xzzz - xyzz\
%\intertext{grouping terms}
&= -xxxy -yyyz -xzzz +xxyz + xyyz + xyzz\
&= -(x^3y+y^3z+z^3x) + (xyz)(x+y+z)
\end{align}

tender tulip
fathom swallowBOT
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Brudimann

neat lintel
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Look

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There's the proof

tender tulip
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Assume the aforementioned assumptions, then add |xy^3 + yz^3 + zx^3| = 9, then by our assumption, xyz is either -1/2 or 1/2

neat lintel
fathom swallowBOT
tender tulip
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guess it's -1/2, then we know that there is only one triple that works per 1/2 or -1/2

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only ONE

neat lintel
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Literally just look at my proof

tender tulip
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the solutions to t^3 - 3t ± 1/2

neat lintel
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You square the -3 expression and simplify

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That's it

tender tulip
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you assume z = 0

neat lintel
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You don't need to solve for roots, you don't need to introduce any new polynomials

tender tulip
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adding an extra assumption and equality, allowing 3 equalities, and giving a unique solution

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but without that third assumption, you cannot solve for a unique pair

neat lintel
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You don't need to solve for a unique solution

tender tulip
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Lets plot it on geogebra shal we

neat lintel
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Do it

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It's 9

neat lintel
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And at the end

tender tulip
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actually, these can all be considered projectively

neat lintel
neat lintel
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What do you mean projectively

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All polynomials can be considered projectively lol

tender tulip
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dehomogenize it

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ig

neat lintel
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You mean homogenise

tender tulip
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mispelling but yes

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wait no

neat lintel
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No homo

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It's already homogeneous lol

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:P bleh

tender tulip
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uNHO

neat lintel
tender tulip
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I still don't agree with it being 9

neat lintel
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Well it is

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I have a proof

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What it is

tender tulip
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actually not only that

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I also provided an algebraic proof

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using poly

neat lintel
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You made a mistake

tender tulip
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that shows that xy^3 + yz^3 + zx^3 = -18xyz

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show me what mistake then

neat lintel
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Actually that might be true

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But we don't care about xyz

golden pendant
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why if f is linear and f(x)<kx then f is continuous, intuitively

neat lintel
tender tulip
golden pendant
neat lintel
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Also that condition doesn't imply continuity

tender tulip
neat lintel
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Consider dirac delta shifted to 1

tender tulip
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you can't just throw an equality without some metric

neat lintel
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:P

golden pendant
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yeah

tender tulip
golden pendant
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just, nvm

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Is there somewhere i can train on true or false questions involving topology on normed vector spaces?

neat lintel
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Yeah you read a book on NVS and ask yourself questions

golden pendant
neat lintel
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Ok

eager reef
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then its true

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nvm

neat lintel
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do you guys have recommenedation any for resources on combinatorics

eager reef
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i misread

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i didnt see the x on the rhs

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forget about it

golden pendant
tender tulip
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you can show that xy^3 + yz^3 + zx^3 = 18xyz assuming the conditions we showed, then lets say 18xyz = 9, then (t-x)(t-y)(t-z) = t^3 - 3t - 1/2 {which we know exists}

golden pendant
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for a norm of a function to be smaller than some k times x

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to mean that its continuous

tender tulip
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Which only gives 3 solutions to f(t) = (t-x)(t-y)(t-z), our roots,

golden pendant
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if its linear

tender tulip
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not infinitely many

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thus concludes my proof

golden pendant
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But ig it makes sense

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its lipshitz

tender tulip
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dipshits continuity

neat lintel
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Xyz aren't fixed ya noob @tender tulip

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You have infinitely many solution

tender tulip
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e x a c t l y

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B U T xy^3 + yz^3 + zx^3 = 18xyz

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so that must ALSO have infinitely many solutions

neat lintel
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And why do we care about that equation

tender tulip
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BECAUSE WE'RE LOOKING FOR
|xy^3 + yz^3 + zx^3|

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AAAAA

golden pendant
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the function that takes x,y and give x+y is continuous for allllll norms?

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my textbook just said, its continuous

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didnt bother specify a topology

tender tulip
golden pendant
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normed vector space

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didnt specify any

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And the proof was done for norm 1

tender tulip
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Assume the topology generated by balls

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i like saying that

golden pendant
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balls generating something is tight

tender tulip
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I guess any open set is the union of some collection of "balls" around points

neat lintel
# tender tulip I still don't agree with it being 9

Consider the equation whose roots are x, y, z :
(t−x)(t−y)(t−z)=0
This gives t^3 −3t=λ0, where λ=xyz. Since x, y, z are roots of this equation, we have
x^3-3x−λ=0, y^3−3y−λ=0, z^3−3z−λ=0
Multiplying the first by y, the second by z and the third by x, we obtain
x ^3 −3xy−λy=0
y ^3−3yz−λz=0
z^3−3zx−λx=0
Adding we obtain
x^3 y+y^3 z+z^3 x+z^3 x−3(xy+yz+zx)−λ(x+y+z)=0
This simplifies to
x^3 y+y^3 z+z^3 x=−9
(Here one may also solve for y and z in terms of x and substitute these values in x^3 y+y^3 z+z^3 x to get -9).

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Not my way of solving this question, but this is one of the methods

tender tulip
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I am still confused because my method showed that there is contradiction here

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but I can't see an error

tender tulip
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@vivid halo Hey bud, sorry for the ping, but I have a general question about elliptic curves again.

For L(x,y) = 4x^3 - ax + b - y^2, L(f(t),f'(t)) = 0 is parameterized over C via the Weierstrass elliptic function, and L(x,y) = 0 is genus 1, and has an addition formula from it's Jacobi variety by proxy of it's differential forms

BUT, for L(x,y) = (1-x^2)(1-mx^2) - y^2, L(f(t),f'(t)) is parameterized via the Jacobi Elliptic function sn. But L(x,y) = 0 is a genus 3 curve, but still has an addition formula, wtf is going on here.

vivid halo
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this should be a genus 1 curve again

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so there's no issue

tender tulip
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genus 1?

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isn't the degree of the curve (homogenized) is 4?

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(4-1)(4-2)/2 is 3

vivid halo
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I mean when you have a hyperelliptic curve y^2=f(x) where f(x) is degree 2g+1 or 2g+2

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then this has genus g

tender tulip
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huh

tender tulip
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power torus just being the torus squared cubed or whatever

vivid halo
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right so if you have a genus g curve X then associated to this is the Jacobian variety Jac(X) which is a complex torus of dimension g

tender tulip
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what also bothers me is how the addition formula takes the form as an element of Q(a,b,c,d) so for any algebraicly closed field of characteristic 0 it should carry over

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Idk if there is an addition formula for nonzero characteristic

vivid halo
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by addition formula you mean the usual one for elliptic curves?

tender tulip
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yes

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I wonder if you can somehow define the jacobian variety outside of the specific case of the complex field

vivid halo
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yeah I mean there are ways you can write down the addition formula over any ring

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for fields of char 0 it's a bit simpler

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yeah the Jacobian variety makes sense over very general rings

tender tulip
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isn't it based on differential forms

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I wonder if you can use the Zariski tangent or smth

vivid halo
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the Abel-Jacobi map is usually defined this way, but there are other ways you can define this that make no reference to things over C

tender tulip
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It'd like to see it

vivid halo
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Jac(X) is the moduli space of degree 0 line bundles on X

tender tulip
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I still don't understand the structure sheaf on the spectrum of a comm. ring though that much yet, besides what it is

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or how its useful per say

vivid halo
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you've seen the Nullstellensatz right?

tender tulip
vivid halo
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right so that's for very special rings. The structure of Spec of a commutative ring is generalizing this Nullstellensatz to arbitrary commutative rings

tender tulip
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hm

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idk how that would be useful

vivid halo
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well so here are a few phenomena that are captured by this that aren't captured by the kinds of rings you consider with the Nullstellensatz

tender tulip
vivid halo
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so this is very very general

tender tulip
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wtf is a scheme

vivid halo
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schemes are built out of these Spec(R)'s

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so you have to understand these first

tender tulip
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yeah

vivid halo
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schemes are more general than varieties in exactly the same way that Spec(R) is more general than MaxSpec(R) where R is the kind of ring that the Nullstellensatz applies to

tender tulip
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huh

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I mean I still don't really find the structure sheaf motivating, but I also barely understand it

vivid halo
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one of these ways in which they are more general is nilpotents. A good example is Spec(C[x]/(x^2)), as a variety this is just a single point but as a scheme this has like, some infinitesimal direction

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you think of it as a point plus a tangent vector

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this is reasonable since maps Spec(C[x]/(x^2))->X into a complex variety X are exactly points of X plus a tangent vector at that point

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this sort of infinitesimal direction stuff is something that is only captured by schemes rather than varieties

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the other thing that schemes do for you is you don't have to work over algebraically closed things anymore

tender tulip
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Isn't the ring for any open set K in the zariski topology the limit of the localizations by every element in the open set or smth

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I have the def written down, I barely understand it aside from it inducing a sheaf

vivid halo
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I mean the easy way to remember the structure sheaf for Spec(R) is it's given by localizations R_f on the distinguished opens D_f

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and then for general opens yeah you have to write down some limit in general

tender tulip
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Let I be the intersections of all ideals containing element x, then D_f is Spec(R)\V(I) right

vivid halo
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mhm

tender tulip
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alright

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i haven't considered the limit in the category of comm rings yet, shit

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is there an alternative def

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Yo what if

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I have a stupid idea

vivid halo
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I mean this is the definition and you get used to computing with it monkey

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I think this is just one of those definitions you have to think carefully about in some specific examples, like R=Z, k[x], Z[x], etc

tender tulip
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If we have some comm semigroup S, we can define a subset of S, K, to be an ideal iff xK = K for all x in S. Then we can define L(S) to be the set of all ideals, and we can say a prime ideal P is an ideal such that for all x and y in S, xy in P <=> x in P or y in P. AND THEN we can define the spectrum of this semigroup, and define the zariski topology similarly and sheaf similarly

vivid halo
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no

tender tulip
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i wonder if it will still be a sheaf

vivid halo
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anyways however you believe this definition of Spec(R) with its structure sheaf

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you need this structure sheaf to glue these together

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schemes are spaces with a structure sheaf that are glued together from various Spec(R)'s and their structure sheaves

tender tulip
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This is my first interaction with a sheaf

tender tulip
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but why do we consider locality and the limit to define the sheaf

vivid halo
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I mean the whole point of the definition of sheaves is to make sense of locality and gluing

tender tulip
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From one ideal I, we can get an open set in the Zariski topology from considering the prime ideals not containing I, but also a ring by considering the limit of localizations by powers of each of it's elements which still doesn't feel motivating

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besides that sheaf conditions follow

vivid halo
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yeah admittedly the definition feels a little unmotivated in this example

tender tulip
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I can sorta see why limits are used cuz it's univ property

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Also i think R_x is iso to R[X]/<1-Xx> i think

vivid halo
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somehow once you fix the open sets of the Zariski topology, and you fix the idea that O(Spec(R))=R and this should be compatible with the open subsets in the sense of being local

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then probably this forces the localization definition on you

tender tulip
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localization probably just generalizes nullstellensatz in the specific variety example

vivid halo
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well right that's the other point, if you do this for R=C[X_1,...,X_n] and you look at what's happening at the maximal ideals

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if you want this to be compatible with Nullstellensatz then you have to use localization

tender tulip
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yeah

neat lintel
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N

vivid halo
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the really crucial point is that the stalks of this structure sheaf are local rings

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so Spec(R) with its structure sheaf is a so called locally ringed space

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this is the crucial thing that is needed when gluing schemes

tender tulip
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the localization of R/P is local afaik

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I forget what the maximal ideal is though

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someone used a tensor product which I avoid

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I don't want to use tensor products, I don't understand them

vivid halo
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you should get comfortable with tensor products 🙂

tender tulip
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They feel really confusing for the specific examples of rings

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I tried and failed constructing them

vivid halo
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oh yeah there are some examples that are a huge pain to actually work out explicitly

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you know the categorical properties though, yeah?

tender tulip
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not really

vivid halo
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oh well here's something you'll like

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If you have ring maps A<-R->B

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then the tensor product A\otimes_RB is the pushout of this diagram

tender tulip
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I'm gonna draw a diagram to fallow along

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wtf is a pushout

vivid halo
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it's the colimit of this diagram

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so you get a square like

tender tulip
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also those morphisms are mono right

vivid halo
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$\begin{tikzcd} R \arrow[r] \arrow[d] & A \arrow[d]\ B \arrow[r] & A\otimes_RB \end{tikzcd}$

fathom swallowBOT
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nGroupoid

vivid halo
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they don't have to be mono

tender tulip
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... o H

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I thought they have to be.

tender tulip
vivid halo
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this means whatever the universal property of colimits means

tender tulip
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thought the colimit of a pair is a coproduct,

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wait no

vivid halo
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$\begin{tikzcd} R \arrow[r] \arrow[d] & A \arrow[d] \arrow[ddr]\ B \arrow[r] \arrow[drr] & A\otimes_RB \arrow[dr,dashed]\ & & Z \end{tikzcd}$

fathom swallowBOT
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nGroupoid

vivid halo
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if you have a commutative square involving R, A, B, Z then you get a unique map from the tensor product

tender tulip
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hm

vivid halo
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(btw Spec turns this pushout diagram into a pullback diagram)

tender tulip
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yeah,

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how can we construct it then from that

vivid halo
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what, constructing the tensor product from universal property?

tender tulip
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yes, or how can we construct the tensor product give the quintuple (R,A,B,f_a,f_b)

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Just subring A x B of pairs (a,b) such that f_a(a) = f_b(b) ?

vivid halo
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well so the maps R->A and R->B make A and B into R-algebras, so they can be regarded as R-modules and you can take their tensor product A\otimes_RB as an R-module

tender tulip
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I don't understand tensor products of modules either aaaaaaa

vivid halo
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This R-module A\otimes_RB you don't want to regard as a sub of AxB

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right so let's understand this

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you do have a map of R-modules AxB->A\otimes_RB

tender tulip
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alright

vivid halo
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so this sends a pair (a,b) to the tensor a\otimes b

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then this satisfies some universal property: if you have an R-bilinear map f:AxB->M then this corresponds uniquely to an R-linear map f':A\otimes_RB->M

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i.e. you get the obvious commutative diagram with the map AxB->A\otimes_RB

tender tulip
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hm

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still confusing to me but I'll try to follow

vivid halo
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well right we haven't written something explicit like "the tensor product is the set of blah blah such that blah blah"

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and that's kind of hard to do in general

tender tulip
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yeah it just feels unmotivated and confusing otherwise

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like what "IS" the tensor a x b

vivid halo
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well right we can name the element a\otimes b, it's the image of (a,b) under this canonical morphism

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we can say some obvious relations that this satisfies, from what was said about (bi)linear maps

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so you have relations like a\otimes(b+b')=(a\otimes b)+(a\otimes b') and so on

tender tulip
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I wish you could just quotient A x B in some way and be like "it's the class of pairs..."

vivid halo
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every element of A\otimes_RB can be written, non-uniquely, as \sum_i a_i\otimes b_i

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the issue is the non-uniquely part

meager sonnet
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you can in vector spaces but its generally less informative than the universal property

vivid halo
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but okay this is still something: we know how to write elements, we know some basic relations they satisfy, we know the universal properties that everything satisfies

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that's a good starting point at least

tender tulip
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Can we somehow quotient out the coproduct

vivid halo
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sure you can write the tensor product as a quotient

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like the quotient is just us imposing the various relations on AxB

tender tulip
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yeah

eager reef
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what do we need for that to work

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a free module?

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does an arbitrary one suffice

vivid halo
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this should work in general, no?

eager reef
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yeah

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i think so

tender tulip
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but overall I don't see why we need the tensor product for the sheaf discussion

eager reef
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my mind went to free because of the way its constructed as a quotient of the free module generated by the module itself

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i think

vivid halo
tender tulip
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ah

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i guess it comes naturally from spec

tender tulip
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oh

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Probably all a/b, a in P, b not

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I wonder if there's another way to construct A_(R/P) where P is a prime ideal

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anyway back to elliptic curves

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If I was just given the definition of an elliptic curve over a field, can I still derive the addition formula

vivid halo
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right, back to the topic at hand

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right so there is a very general point addition formula you can derive

tender tulip
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how would I actually "find" it

vivid halo
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so I mean the usual addition formula should work fine, yeah?

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there are some issues in char 2 and 3

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but ignoring those

tender tulip
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actually in general, for what varieties can there be an addition formula

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without referencing complex numbers

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for genus via R-R

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and for those varieties, how would you find it

vivid halo
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so if you have a projective algebraic variety that is also an algebraic group this is extremely restrictive: this implies the group is automatically commutative, and these are Abelian varieties

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in the curves case these are elliptic curves and then in higher dimensions these are still all tori

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for non-projective varieties there are a lot more possibilities, now you're basically just asking about classifying algebraic groups

tender tulip
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h

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I am focusing on projective varieties

vivid halo
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so the nice way to think about the addition formula on elliptic curves that works nicely over any base ring is to realize the elliptic curve is its own Jacobian variety

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the Jacobian variety parameterizes degree 0 line bundles on the elliptic curve, and the addition formula is just given by tensor product of line bundles

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the unit object is the structure sheaf

tender tulip
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So what you're saying is, a projective variety has an addition formula (abel variety), then it's a projective surface & an elliptic curve to be specific

vivid halo
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that's if your projective variety has dimension 1

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then yes if you have a group structure that group structure has to be commutative and your curve is an elliptic curve

tender tulip
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what about dim 2 and higher

vivid halo
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in higher dimensions you're talking about Abelian varieties

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for instance in dimension 2 you're talking about Abelian surfaces, so these are either Jacobian varieties of genus 2 curves, or a product of 2 elliptic curves

tender tulip
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ok

vivid halo
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in really high dimensions not every Abelian variety can be written as a Jacobian variety like this, but whatever

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they are still like higher dimensional analogues of elliptic curves in the way you expect: over C they are complex tori of the form C^g/L for some lattice L

tender tulip
vivid halo
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well so the structure sheaf is a line bundle (it's the trivial line bundle)

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in general line bundles locally look like this

tender tulip
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okay

vivid halo
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so you can find some open cover such that the restriction to each open is the structure sheaf on that open

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so globally it might be twisted in some interesting way but locally it's trivial

tender tulip
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h jacobian variety is really complicated lol

vivid halo
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yeah monkey

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but yeah if you're doing explicit coordinate computations of the group operation

tender tulip
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yea

vivid halo
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then the usual formula should work, as long as you're not dividing by the characteristic of your field

tender tulip
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For the current situation I'm mostly considering the simplest examples of varieties

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the variety coming from a specified-number-variable ring quotiented by a specified prime ideal

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I started with wondering why the fuck the elliptic curve has a fucking group structure anyway which seems really random

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turns out there's a lot more to it ig

vivid halo
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yeah it is quite special

tender tulip
vivid halo
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I do think the Jacobian explanation of this is the most clarifying

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the usual thing involving like

tender tulip
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And the jacobian variety is also complicated as fuck

vivid halo
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secant lines or whatever

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is confusing as hell to me

tender tulip
vivid halo
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I mean it feels unmotivated

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or doesn't feel like it's something natural

tender tulip
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IS there like a "simple way" to construct the jacobian variety

vivid halo
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another nice way to write it is in terms of divisors

tender tulip
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Line bundles confuse me but there probably isn't a simple way

vivid halo
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divisors on curves are simple things, they are formal Z-linear combinations of points on the curve

tender tulip
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are they more annoying on surfaces

vivid halo
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yeah, in general divisors are Z-linear combinations of irreducible codimension 1 subvarieties

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on curves codimension 1 subvarieties are just points and those are easier to parameterize

tender tulip
vivid halo
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right exactly

tender tulip
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or smth

vivid halo
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so the Jacobian variety here, as a group, is degree 0 divisors modulo principal divisors

tender tulip
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I wanted to look into regular functions because I remember nullstellensatz causing some neat isomorphism i can't remember explicitly

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something with the localization

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The paper's printed in my stack of papers on my desk I don't want to look through rn

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i don't remember

vivid halo
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there is a nice correspondence between line bundles and divisors that's like

tender tulip
vivid halo
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a divisor D corresponds to a line bundle O_X(D)

tender tulip
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OOHHH, I just remembered why I learned localizations lmao

vivid halo
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the sections of O_X(D) are functions with zeros and poles given by the divisor D

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on your elliptic curve you have a nice supply of degree 0 divisors, namely differences of points [p]-[q] for p and q points on the elliptic curve

tender tulip
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huh

vivid halo
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this has a corresponding line bundle O_E([p]-[q]) of degree 0

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when you work out the addition formula given by tensor product of line bundles

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the "usual" secant line formulation falls out of this more or less

tender tulip
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which didn't work out for reasons

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but I fixed what I was asking for and got one

vivid halo
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right, but this sounds somewhat close to these line bundles O_X(D)

tender tulip
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my definition broke down because I didn't really know what I was looking for

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I wanted to define some algebraic structure on the set of rational functions F(x) such that at some element a, the pole has order n

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but that doesn't work lol

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T U R N S O UT

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i'm dumb

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I also need to disconnect varieties from ideals

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You can map ideals to varieties, and varieties to ideals, but composing them gives the ideal's radical by nullstellensatz

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@vivid halo I've always defined an affine variety by saying that they're the vanishing set of a prime ideal of a poly ring, but can you like, can you construct them some other way

vivid halo
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right so you could define these as like, Spec(k[x_1,...,x_n]/(f_1,...,f_m)) where (f_1,...,f_m) is some prime ideal in k[x_1,...,x_n], but this is just equivalent to what you said

tender tulip
#

ye

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We can map sets of polys to sets of tuples via affine algebraic sets ig

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I wonder if for sets of polynomials A and B, if V(AB) = V(A) union V(B)

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probably not

vivid halo
#

well how are you defining the product AB here

tender tulip
#

any sum of pairs ab, a in A, b in B

vivid halo
#

then that definitely can't be true by counting the number of components, right?

tender tulip
#

yeah, true

vivid halo
#

it is true if A and B are singletons lol

tender tulip
#

fa ir

dry leaf
#

is it ok to be an average student? 70's?

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Ive been average all my life even outside school play video games ride my book and work my job at the hospital but is that a bad mindset?

lavish kayak
#

Define bad

dry leaf
#

being average and being okay with that?

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whats so bad about that?

dry night
#

Nothing

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You ought to define what you are comfortable with

lavish kayak
#

It's realistic and healthy

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Why do you need us to validate you?

dry leaf
#

because

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i dont see much of average students talking

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its mostly top students with 90's+

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u never hear the middle ground

lavish kayak
#

Well

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The middle students don't tend to come on a math discord

dry leaf
#

why

lavish kayak
#

It's a niche server

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Because they tend to not like math

dry leaf
#

am I lying to myself then being a average student or am I just lazy and dont wanna work hard who knows but these are my marks would u show them to your parents or no? https://i.imgur.com/R2s9LhK.png

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if u were a teacher

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what would u think

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im not getting 10's does that mean im missing 30% of my knowledge?

dry night
#

The people who talk here are simply people passionate enough to actively discuss math

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It doesn't necessarily have to do with grades

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I'm more or less the same in grades with you

dry leaf
#

its so depressing i feel like im in the cracks the top students always get attention

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then bottom students who fail dont even care

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middle students i feel lost lol

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its like can i do better but im still ok with 75%...

dry night
#

Personally, I don't care much for other opinions

dry leaf
#

if im average will i do okay in life?

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all the good jobs dont they go to high 90's+ students?

dry night
#

And I don't see grading percentage as a metric for how much knowldge I have

dry leaf
#

what are u in school for college? or still highschool

dry night
#

I'm in Uni

dry leaf
#

taking what

dry night
#

Studying Electrical engineering with a minor in applied physics

dry leaf
#

but ur smarter than me tho

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im taking college at a community college

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ur degree>whatever I get

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even if u sit with 60's lol ur degree out weighs my community college

dry night
#

What are you studying

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Also, you seem to conflate the prestige of your college with how smart you are

dry leaf
#

im in school to become a Licensed practical nurse (one step lower than nurse)

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u can take it a community college

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but if u wanna upgrade to Rgistered nurse u can bridge --->university

dry night
#

Are you looking to do that?

dry leaf
#

i was taking plumbing but hate it

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yes right now im taking prep chem/prep biology to help my marks then to uni for me lol

dry night
#

I'm not aware of what it takes to be a registered nurse so you mihgt have to give me a few details

dry leaf
#

well theres 2 levels of nursing

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LPN=licensed practical nursing and RN=Registerd nursing

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once is at college and the other uni

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once starts 33 to 30 the other is 45

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idk if that makes sense lol

dry night
#

Are you looking to be registered?

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The best I can give you here is simply that if you find it worth it to chase after loftier goals, by all means do it, even if it means to put in even more hours of study and work

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Some of the smartest people you meet aren't people of natural talent but sheer work ethic and discipline

dry leaf
#

@dry night

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ur in uni u said yes?

river moon
#

I personally don't care if I barely pass my microeconomics or law classes this year because I'm a CS student and I hate both economics and law and I'm never going to work in these fields

neat lintel
#

Is that a proper subset of RN?

dry leaf
#

im already a healthcare aide upgrading to LPN

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wait

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CRNA

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Is a CRNA a doctor?
An anesthesiologist has a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree, whereas a CRNA is a registered nurse who has a doctoral-level degree and has passed the National Certification Examination for Nurse Anesthetists.Mar 17, 2022

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idk

languid comet
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They have different paths

dry leaf
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this is what im going for

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idk what that is on top

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never heard of a CRNA

languid comet
#

Both administer anesthesia but in terms of respect anesthesiologists are better

languid comet
dry leaf
#

LPN Licensed pratical nurse

languid comet
#

What’s an lpn?

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Ah

dry leaf
#

a step below RN

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Registered nurse= uni level

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LPL=college level

languid comet
#

Registered nurse?

dry leaf
#

yes

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RN is like 45 to 50 an hour

languid comet
#

So just a bachelors?

dry leaf
#

LPN is like 30 to 35

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yes

languid comet
#

Bit confused on that process

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Wdym by the hours

dry leaf
#

30 35 dollars an hour

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for LPN

languid comet
#

Or like pay ohh

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I see

dry leaf
#

and RN gets paid 45 to 50

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yes

languid comet
#

You wanna be a nurse?

dry leaf
#

its just a way for the goverment to cut costs and pay people less lol

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I want to be a nurse in either corrections or the airforce

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on a aircraft carrier

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or a submarine

dry leaf
#

so instead of 4 years

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its 16months and less pay

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30-35 an hour

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vs 45 to 50 lol

languid comet
#

Oh so like a rn?

dry leaf
#

WHICH is why most go upgrade to RN

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yes

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they become a LPN for a few years then go back to school

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and upgrade their pay

languid comet
#

So the military is a ticket for less time?

dry leaf
#

noo noo no

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the RN takes 4 years

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LNN takes 16months

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*LPN

languid comet
#

Ohh

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Wait so why are you interested in the military?

dry leaf
#

because as a LPN I have jobs everywhere?

hidden phoenix
#

but when the woman walks back wouldnt it violate one of the rules as the other husbands are in the presence of another woman that is not with her husband

dry leaf
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and also they can pay for my school

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and trvel the world too..

languid comet
dry leaf
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im also a pretty boring person..

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i kinda wanna see other parts of the world

languid comet
dry leaf
#

thats my ticket out from being average

languid comet
dry leaf
#

btw

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this is MY program im taking

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AND

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this is UNI Level

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if u dont got the marks you take what im taking at community college practical nursing (LPN) THEN bridge to university level and become a full regisistered nurse(RN)

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thats what some people do that have 75% lol

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since to get into uni u need like 90%+ lol

languid comet
dry leaf
#

yeah its competitive

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💯

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SUPER

languid comet
#

Oof

dry leaf
#

but for me im okay at the college level im totally ok with 30 to 35 an hour

languid comet
#

Is the specific department for uni nursing maxed out?

languid comet
#

During college try to get job experience

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Looks more appealing

dry leaf
#

btw idk where u live but

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in canada

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college=community college

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uni=university

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just so u wernt confused

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i mean

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atleast in toronto thats how it is......

hearty marten
#

#help-35 y’all should help me out Sophmore Geometry

umbral lion
#

but are you fr?? 90+ for fucking NURSING??

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i remember back when i was applying i thought it was excessive to have a top6 that was 80+ for most nursing programs

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not that iwas going into nursing but i knew a few folks who were

dry leaf
#

take note the bottom route

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thats whati m doing

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@umbral lion @languid comet

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because of the buget x they can hire only so mcuh a hire

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they have to get the best means stiff school requirements for uni

umbral lion
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fuck im so sorry homie leave this place if you can lmao

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i knew someone who had an easier time getting into a law program in europe rather than doing pre law here

dry leaf
#

oh im just gonna be a Registered practical nurse

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no uni lol

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im perfectly okay with 35 an hour lol

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and 16month course

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does taking prep courses to get me into the program

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the college leve one now 👍🏿

flint thunder
#

There are some good things about Ontario. For example you all have mostly renewable power (hydro)

umbral lion
#

that does nothing for the average person

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if anything it raises the already sky high energy bills

dry leaf
#

yeah that dosent help me lol

umbral lion
#

ontario is the sorta "hell"scape where only the rich and the immigrated have a good itme

flint thunder
umbral lion
#

long term nobody will live here

flint thunder
umbral lion
#

its not useful health insurance if it takes you upwards a year to get treatment for life threatening things

flint thunder
umbral lion
#

i have a buddy who's hand is nearly forfeit due to poor surgery and being scheduled for another year down the road to fix it

umbral lion
flint thunder
umbral lion
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that is the whole deal

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either you lose your hand

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or you be bankrupt

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WHICH DO YOU CHOOSE?

flint thunder
#

I guess bankrupt? You don't have emergency rooms there?

umbral lion
#

the emergency rooms are a bit of a coin toss

flint thunder
#

OK.

umbral lion
#

sometimes you get treatment a few months ahead, or you get bumped up the line, or you get left worse off and the government hounds you

flint thunder
#

I am not trying to tell you your life there is perfect or anything, I was just pointing out that there are some advantages

umbral lion
#

your "advantages" are definitely being preached to the wrong audience

#

getting all uppity about environmentalism while people can't afford to eat is a bit poor in taste you know?

flint thunder
#

Uppity? There are many people who cannot afford stuff in EU because it's all fossil fuel based, people in Ontario are quite lucky to be saved those costs

umbral lion
#

care to explain?

dry leaf
#

💯

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lol

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theres just no question LMFAO_SQUAD

umbral lion
#

good to know in my sample size of 2

flint thunder
# umbral lion care to explain?

There isn't much explanation required. Hydro is one of the cheapest forms of electricity and is renewable, so you don't have to import it from Russia or whatever.

umbral lion
#

we all agree

dry leaf
#

also as a canadian i wouldnt mind private healthcare here and there mixed in with public

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it would be less wait times

umbral lion
#

which is definitely something ontario has had in spades

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so i think we're all in the same shitberry float

flint thunder
#

OK OK you all win

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What can I say?

umbral lion
#

nothing positive lel

dry leaf
#

did u wanna see the homework that we will do tomorrow?

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in my prep college class?

umbral lion
#

shore

dry leaf
#

but idk what it even is

#

no clue

azure nymph
#

Well the problem with bankruptcy is in America at least it makes it extremely difficult to do pretty much anything, wanna buy a house or even rent good luck, car good luck unless you're paying cash, open new accounts pffft, assets seized, insurance premiums will go up. So yeah while you can see a doctor who really doesn't have to give a shit about you and can discharge you if they can reasonably claim to not believe your is serious enough, it's not exactly as easy as it sounds.

dry leaf
#

is this hard?

flint thunder
#

Europeans are usually horrified to find out about these situations

azure nymph
#

God forbid they prescribe you anything cause you won't be getting that

ripe wasp
# dry leaf

hey i’m doing the exact same thing in my chem class

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it wasn’t that difficult tbh

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nomenclature is really cool imo

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it’s fun

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kinda feels like math

neat lintel
#

is there a word for subperfect?

#

like if im making a burger and i choose the tastiest meat the tastiest bun the tastiest sauce

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that would not necessarily make it the tastiest burger

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but a good burger overall

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is there a word for it

mint canopy
# neat lintel is there a word for it

Dunno about the mathematical concept (this is too vague for that I think) but this is related to the fallacy of composition, wherein one assumes that if every component of something has a property, then so must the whole.

dry night
#

Sounds similar to the concept of Gestaltian psychology, but I don't know if there is a strict word for this that I know of

neat frost
#

Ryc

deep mango
#

This morning I had crepes and I was faced with a decision

neat frost
#

I love you and I love crepes

neat lintel
#

where do you even buy crepes

neat frost
#

You better have taken a picture you scallywag

proven hornet
#

nutella crepes are good

deep mango
#

I made them

neat lintel
#

ah

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I always made them with my mom

gaunt latch
#

lmao

deep mango
#

They're really easy to make

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yeah

neat lintel
#

ryc, are you my mom?

neat frost
#

No y’all go away this is my convo with ryc

deep mango
#

i actually made them with my mom too

neat frost
#

Ryc. Did. You. Take. PICTURES

deep mango
#

No, I didn't

flat harbor
#

crepes are cool but i want a chicken waffle so bad rn

deep mango
#

Anyway I was faced with a dilemma

neat lintel
#

Crepes don't deserve to be as tasty as they are with such little effort

deep mango
#

Crepes can be folded in a few ways

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they can be rolled

proven hornet
#

crepe origami

deep mango
#

they can be folded twice, to make a quarter

neat frost
neat frost
deep mango
#

you can even do a foldover inside to make thirds

flat harbor
#

taco vs burrito vs quesadilla....

neat frost
#

Nono quarter

flat harbor
#

make a crepe burrito

deep mango
#

for example

neat frost
sacred forge
deep mango
#

do the fillings occupy 2 pockets or just 1?

umbral lion
neat frost
flat harbor
neat frost
#

How many pockets that covers idk

neat frost
flat harbor
#

practically both given geopolitical and historical reasons

sacred forge
#

europeans and americans can not be grouped

neat frost
flat harbor
#

westerner doesnt have the same ring to it

neat frost
#

Geographically I am neither

deep mango
#

idk

neat frost
#

Yes

gaunt latch
#

Slurp is asian

neat frost
#

Like when someone is lying down

deep mango
#

my crepes include chocolate chips, banana slices, and strawberry slices

neat frost
#

And you smother them with a pillow

deep mango
#

nothing is smothered

neat frost
#

Smother

neat frost
#

The Nutella??

proven hornet
#

banana pancakes 😋

deep mango
#

nutella?

deep mango
#

nutella is fucking rank

neat frost
#

Hell I’d even let you off with some jam

neat frost
sacred forge
flat harbor
deep mango
#

nutella is literally disgusting

neat frost
#

Chocolate chips???

proven hornet
#

no

velvet dagger
#

WHAT

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THE FUCK

gaunt latch
#

so traditional

umbral lion
neat frost
#

Are you fucking INSANE???

flat harbor
proven hornet
#

Nutella is fantastic

deep mango
#

remember when i was a kid and was like "wow nutella is so yummy! i love chocolate"

#

lol

neat frost
#

Chocolate chips are tenth rank (not second rank, not third rank, etc) chocolate

#

Literal CRAP

deep mango
#

now i taste it and it's literally just hazelnut

#

it's not chocolatey at all

sacred forge
#

mint chocolate and orange chocolate are both disgusting

umbral lion
#

they make nutella differently depending the country you're in and in canada its shiny and very oily

flat harbor
#

too edgy for nutella....

neat frost
#

You should’ve taken ACTUAL chocolate and melted it

flat harbor
#

hes gone senile

deep mango
#

if i wanted nut spread i would use almond butter or something

velvet dagger
#

I'm sorry this is contrarian even for you

gaunt latch
#

who thinks that nutella is an actual chocolate thing

fading tusk
#

my crepes include sugar and contreau

proven hornet
deep mango
#

hazelnuts are a bad nut

neat frost
#

Nutella is about BOTH the hazelnut and the chocolate

neat frost
umbral lion
#

poor ryc

deep mango
#

and nutella is only popular because it's semi-chocolatey

flat harbor
#

some opinions are just wrong

sacred forge
velvet dagger
#

The point is the mix

deep mango
#

but who am i trying to impress? i'll just eat chocolate

neat frost
#

Ryc did you even melt the chocolate chips?

flat harbor
#

i take it back ure not entitled to ur own opinions

sacred forge
#

chocolate should never be combined with fruits, ever

deep mango
neat frost
#

And why didn’t you use ACTUAL chocolate instead? (Like a chocolate bar)

deep mango
#

but i like there to be some of that chalky chocolate texture still there

proven hornet
#

Get some cookie butter from trader joes PepeAscend

gaunt latch
#

hazelnuts are nuts not fruits

neat frost
velvet dagger
#

That specific hazelnut + chocolate mix is better than most chocolate with or without nuts, and basically any non-chocolate nut

neat frost
#

Tho they should be more melted than half

sacred forge
#

fruit ruins chocolate, and chocolate ruins fruit

deep mango
#

no way dami

neat frost
#

Also good morning dami!

deep mango
#

i just don't think hazelnuts are good

flat harbor
proven hornet
gaunt latch
#

NUTS WITH HONEY IS THE BEST

fading tusk
#

I disagree, chocolate with strawberries can be good

#

but the ratio is important

velvet dagger
#

I mean some people think the earth is flat

neat frost
#

Tbh recently I’ve learned that every other mod is both cooler, chiller, and more sane than ryc

velvet dagger
#

🤷

fading tusk
#

in any case good food will never actually improve ur life

#

it's just an illusion

sacred forge
proven hornet
#

the earth can be any shape you like 🙂

sacred forge
#

its a lose lose situation

flat harbor
#

every mod is well adjusted and u talk to them and theyre just normal ppl

fading tusk
#

if u take the integral over the entire month good food does 0

gaunt latch
#

honey > chocolate 😔

flat harbor
#

then u have ryc whos too hipster for nutella

neat frost
velvet dagger
#

Tbh I'm not much of a nuts person in general aside from hazelnut when it's nutella, and peanut butter lmfao

neat frost
#

Tbh it’s surprising that ryc doesn’t like nuts…

sacred forge
#

hazelnuts are amazing especially if they're roasted, pistachios are even better

velvet dagger
#

I get the appeal for sure but it's not me

#

Doing good slurp, feels good to live in the land of good takes. How about you?

#

How about you?

gaunt latch
#

Dami.. what type of nuts are you talking about?

umbral lion
#

dami is offbthe insanity pills again

flat harbor
#

nutella isnt even a condiment meant to be savoured for its rich flavours

velvet dagger
#

Idk about types of nuts lol

neat frost
#

I’m doing swell. It’s a nice change for people to attack ryc for his shit takes rather than me

flat harbor
#

its a chocolatey spread u put into cheap meals to feel good abt urself for half an hr or so

gaunt latch
flat harbor
#

now heres a real doozy

umbral lion
flat harbor
#

i love vegemite

neat frost
velvet dagger
#

How abouty ou?

flat harbor
#

more ppl shuld try vegemite and try it enough times to the point they grow fond of it

neat frost
neat frost
velvet dagger
#

blo idk what vegemite is but

gaunt latch
#

Dami.. this honey jar costs like 60$ 😔

flat harbor
#

its a NATIONAL CLASSIC slurp an entire nation cant be wrong

neat frost
#

Vegemite is Aussie marmite

sacred forge
#

vegemite is actually pretty good

velvet dagger
#

If you have to try something "enough times to the point they grow fond of it"

neat frost
#

I think it’s like vegetable paste

velvet dagger
#

That's called Stockholm syndrome

flat harbor
#

its a very salty marmite

neat frost
#

All you need to know is that it’s a dark brown color and it’s not chocolate

flat harbor
velvet dagger
#

Some would I'd just call it what it is tbh

sacred forge
#

can we appreciate pistachios please

flat harbor
#

pistachios are bitches

#

nuff said

sacred forge
#

nooo

velvet dagger
#

Pistachios are in the zone of, I get the appeal but I don't really go for them

#

If you get what I mean

gaunt latch
#

can we just eat without fighting over that

flat harbor
#

pistachio is like if u give me some i guess ill finish it

flat harbor
gaunt latch
#

should I fight over nuts?

flat harbor
#

shuldnt u?

velvet dagger
#

I mean in fairness, nuts in general aren't like, the highest tiers of food to really be fighting over

gaunt latch
#

okay blo.. I'd steal your nuts at the end of the fight

sacred forge
#

the nut wars

velvet dagger
#

Pizza on the other hand... I'd def be willing to throw hands over people's pizza opinions

flat harbor
#

well yea but then it always ends up with like

sacred forge
flat harbor
#

i cant tell the difference between types of cheese

#

they all taste the same

gaunt latch
#

LMFAO BLO

#

NOO

#

I am a cheese fan

velvet dagger
#

Blo are you from Australia?

flat harbor
#

why are there so many cheese fans here

velvet dagger
#

I ask because of the vegemite mostly

sacred forge
#

agree cheese all basically tastes the same

flat harbor
gaunt latch
#

I eat cheese more than anything opencry

#

cheesy life

sacred forge
#

cheese is good as a complement, but its kinda overrated

velvet dagger
#

Wait in general the notion that all cheese tastes the same is very incorrect

flat harbor
#

it is not

#

cheese is amazing

#

like

gaunt latch
flat harbor
#

i love cheese

gaunt latch
#

you guys didn't try enough types of cheese

flat harbor
#

but they all just taste the same i cant tell the difference

velvet dagger
#

Cheddar, brie, swiss, american

#

Like those 4 are super distinct

flat harbor
#

like i can feel difference in texture

gaunt latch
#

there are a lot of types

flat harbor
#

and cream cheese or feta is obviously different

#

but mozzarella, american, swiss and cheddar all taste the same to me

sacred forge
#

my favorite cheeses are goat cheeses, i like the acidity of them

flat harbor
#

give or take a bit of saltiness in cheddar?

gaunt latch
#

literally i tried over 550 types of cheese over my life

velvet dagger
#

Swiss cheese is less salty than cheddar yeah

gaunt latch
#

no one here is a cheese fan like me

flat harbor
#

but i dont feel like thats a "taste"

#

and thats more of a "sense" right

sacred forge
#

i dont like super strongly flavoured cheese

#

i like my cheese mild

velvet dagger
#

A sense in the mouth that isn't texture hmm I wonder what that's called

flat harbor
#

SILENCE

gaunt latch
#

there's like over 1,700 different types of cheese in the world

#

I am about to taste them all

flat harbor
#

but ukno what im getting at

#

like uhh

sacred forge
#

aroma?

flat harbor
#

smth like that i guess

sacred forge
#

the oilyness?

#

greasiness?

flat harbor
#

i can feel that stuff if i tried i guess

#

but if u made me close my eyes and eat some cheese

#

itd be like telling pepsi and coke apart

velvet dagger
#

Well

flat harbor
#

i just cant

velvet dagger
#

Okay so here's the thing about coke vs pepsi

sacred forge
#

pepsi is better than coke from what i can tell

velvet dagger
#

With each there's actually enough variation that there's no one thing you can call coke and one thing pepsi

flat harbor
#

yea! and thats how i feel abt cheese

#

like i cant sense a consistent "cheese taste"

#

that isnt common for all cheese

sacred forge
#

and lemon colas, whether its coke or Pepsi. are highly underrated

velvet dagger
#

I mean again look at brie vs cheddar vs swiss for instance

#

That + American + cream cheese are prob the most common ones for me?

sacred forge
#

pecorino

#

best cheese

flat harbor
#

the cheese that i can probs find if i go to the super

#

are mozzarella, american, cream and maybe some wheels of swids

#

ive tried cheese platters where theres a variety of cheese tho

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maybe the platter was just a shit platter

opal bison
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hey so I need a good 3d graphing software

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I hate geogebra

sacred forge
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i see cheese more as a seasoning than food

flat harbor
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i also like munching on cheese and drinking wine

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but in those cases i think its always the kind of cheese that has stuff with it

sacred forge
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oh youre one of those cheese snobs

flat harbor
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nah i dont mind american cheese with wine

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im telling u i cant tell the difference lmao

sacred forge
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lol

flat harbor
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just mold it into cubes and id be none the wiser

sacred forge
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like i can tell the difference, but they don't have a difference in the grand scheme of things

flat harbor
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i dont think many things do

sacred forge
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spaghetti isn't as good without cheese

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so in that case i love cheese

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but not on its own

flat harbor
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i think most meals can be improved with cheese

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anything spicy, anything dry, anything saucy

sacred forge
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hmm, i dont like feta though

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but yea

flat harbor
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salad cheese is good tho

sacred forge
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nah, if youre going to eat a salad, dont half ass it

flat harbor
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i like how it doesnt taste like much but it still tastes like cheese

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i dont get ppl who just pour dressing over cabbage and call it a salad yea

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at least put some olives and onions in there fam

sacred forge
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i was very disappointed when someone put feta cheese in my döner i was very very disappointed

flat harbor
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fukc im hungry now

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midnight cravings.... sad

sacred forge
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lol

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go get something

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from a kebab shop or something

flat harbor
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at midnight???

sacred forge
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ye i know one place that is open at midnight

sacred forge
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closes at 1 am

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red wine is good

gaunt latch
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so fuckin fresh

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it is the most fresh juice ever

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i love that

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it slows my heart beats

sacred forge
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redbull is probably the best tasting drink

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but i dont drink it that often

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because its bad for you

gaunt latch
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have you tried cold roselle

flat harbor
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redbull tastes alright

fair mural
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but it gives you wings

flat harbor
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saying that it tastes the best is a strongass statement

sacred forge
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never had roselle

gaunt latch
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roselle tastes better than redbull

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it is just the most fresh thing you can ever drink

sacred forge
flat harbor
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hmm

gaunt latch
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i need to get some roselle

sacred forge
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i eat whole lemons sometimes

gaunt latch
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lemons are shit

sacred forge
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lemons are the best fruit

gaunt latch
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no

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roselle

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is the best thing

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tho it is a flower

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not fruit

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OOOO

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have you tried Okra

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😵‍💫

deep mango
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It's to pretty

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Ive had stewed okra / okra curry and its always a little weird to me

vivid halo
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Most people don't know how to cook it without it getting all slimey

covert portal
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also weren't you just a she/they yesterday.

dry leaf
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can i post my prep chem questions here sometimes if i need help?

surreal sapphire
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uh, this is a mathematics server

proud olive
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Wonky looking jalapenos

neat lintel
proven hornet
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yes

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man if you practice 5 hours a day for 8 months youll get an 800 on the math section 💀

neat lintel
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Huh, that’s more than enough if you study hard enough

south kelp
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0 months is enough SAT math is 2ez

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well I say that but I got a 770 on SAT math kek

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unless u mean the subject test then I got an 800

neat lintel
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we define everything in terms of sets right? how do we know there are enough sets for everything?

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like in the way we construct reals how do we know there are enough sets so that it doesnt coencide with some r in R = some f:R->R

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hich both are sets

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or are they irrelevant

surreal sapphire
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it doesnt matter in practice

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but also if you look at the construction it doesnt happen

neat lintel
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like it doesnt hinder me that 1(in R)=(x->x)

neat lintel
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like idk only rational subset?of a unit sphere could be the same as a map zero mapping from Reals to Naturals

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i guess it doesnt matter that they are equal

surreal sapphire
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it doesnt matter, yes

neat lintel
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man id love to prove some ridiculous thing using this idea like the unit sphere is bijective

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idk how i construct reals tho i havent read it yet

surreal sapphire
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a map is a triple, so its a set with 2 elements i think (following kuratowski), so this case doesnt happen either

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there is also the thing that most objects can be constructed in multiple ways

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but we dont care about that

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we dont think as objects like that

neat lintel
surreal sapphire
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the only "weird quirk" i can think of is the empty tuple being the empty set

neat lintel
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why not, proving "the unit sphere is bijective" seems fun

surreal sapphire
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"is bijective"?

neat lintel
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is there such thing as continuous induction?

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or the regular one just covers all

neat lintel
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ig unit disc is better suited for it but its a nonsensical idea so i wont dig deeper

gleaming grail
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why isn't there a channel for algebra only linear-algebra?

gleaming grail
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thanks i see now

bright hill
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A set bijective to another set means there exists a map that's both injective and surjective between the two sets

gleaming grail
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can you map spherical coordinates to cartesian coordinates?

bright hill
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I don't know what a bijective set means