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if you're familiar with programming, nested Sigmas behave the exact same way as nested loops
you just take a sum in your sum
Incidental i read this the other time
sadly im not
Maybe look up like double summations idk
it gets really confusing if its entries are indexed
[\sum_{i=1}^{m}\sum_{j=1}^{n} f(i, j) = \sum_{j=1}^{n} f(1, j) + \sum_{j=1}^{n} f(2, j) + \dots + \sum_{j=1}^{n} f(m, j)]
Namington
like this one
[= f(1, 1) + f(1, 2) + \dots + f(1, n) + f(2, 1) + f(2, 2) + \dots + f(2, n) + \dots + f(m, 1) + f(m, 2) + \dots + f(m, n)]
from hubbard hubbard
Namington
it's not that I don't understand
i just get confused
and it takes long time to decipher what it means
like I have to write down some entries to get it
it might help to write out some concrete examples
take some matrices A, B, C and see what these sums correspond to
backslash will stop discord from killing your messages
backslashes \, not forward slashes /
Noted
I have my business exam today!
after today I can officially say that my summer has started
This seems obvious, but in R^1, the set a<x<b is open but the set a<=x<=b isnt right?
Yes, the second one is closed
Not open
Do you know a formal definition of open in R?
Yeah, it is open if for every point p, there is an epsilon such that all points within epsilon from p is in the set
thats why i thought that was obvious but wanted to make sure i didnt have some misconception
Yeah the reason it's not open is because if you consider the endpoints, only half of an interval around the endpoints are in the set
Does that make sense?
this was exactly my thought lmao
Okay good
that looks like my uni notes
Abbott!
New Yorker on Grothendick: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/05/16/the-mysterious-disappearance-of-a-revolutionary-mathematician
Alexander Grothendieck was born in March, 1928, in Berlin, to Alexander Shapiro and Hanka Grothendieck.
So you're telling me that if he hadn't taken his mother's name he'd have been Alexander Shapiro?
That we'd be hearing about the great algebraic geometer Shapiro
Based matrilineal naming tbh
How do I tell a teacher I spilt water on my assignment and i need to have a extra day to do it
“I spilt water on my assignment and I need to have an extra day to do it”
you get a scratch paper stapled onto your assignment with those questions answered
thank you SO MUCH
im sure your teacher will be fine with that
How do you get access to the advanced math voice chat?
Research was still ongoing in mathematical domains termed “Grothendieck universes,”
ugh
this is what happens when non-mathematicians try to write pop math articles
Oof
What is that?
wdym
if you're looking for when you learn about functions for your first time probably #prealg-and-algebra
functions are used literally everywhere in math
Also the example of a category they give being "the category of triangles and uhh... things that relate triangles to each other"
Does it?
I mean to the extent that they completely misrepresent stuff in the field, yes
Sure the math in it seems questionable but does it give an inaccurate history of Grothendieck's life?
That seemed to be more the point from glancing at it
And does it misrepresent the scale of his contributions? Or just the contributions themselves
Also tf is this definition
According to Wikipedia you need inaccessible cardinals to get a model of this?
An uncountable model rather
One has to think, this journalist probably had a lecture from a mathematician he interviewed and took notes from it in order to write this article
Grothendieck universes are equivalent to inaccessible cardinals
But why?
The power set property looks very stronk
I mean that's just what the statement is equivalent to
Isn't that just "transitive set plus pairing powerset and union"?
also it's not just uncountable
they're larger than anything you can produce in standard ZFC set theory
I guess powerset gives you the "true" powerset
it's not the powerset that gives you most of the size here, it's the arbitrary unions
Well the union needs to be indexed by an element of your set
sure
but you can just keep going larger
the power sets give you successor cardinals
the unions give you limit cardinals
Oh I see you can take the union of things indexed by a set in your universe not just a union of things in a set in your universe
yeah
Wait no I might just be stupid
Because you can get limit cardinals in ZFC
Just not the regular ones
right
So Grothendieck universes have the same power there
But also ZFC can't build a model of ZFC either
the existence of one Grothendieck universe is equivalent to the existence of an inaccessible cardinal \kappa, since the set of sets with cardinality <\kappa forms a Grothendieck universe
Is a Grothendieck universe not just a set theory
I guess your power sets look different
the power set is the same
everything is the same
it's just equivalent to saying you have an inaccessible
sure if you have a Grothendieck universe/an inaccessible then you can build a model of ZFC
According to Wikipedia, a Grothendieck universe's purpose is to provide a single set in which you can do math without Russell's paradox happening and having to talk about proper classes
yeah it's just a way of avoiding these things
again I think it's easier to think about this in terms of inaccessibles
since you're just looking at sets of size <\kappa
My Lean experience tells me that this is compared to universes in Lean
where you have Type 0's, Type 1's, Type 2's, and so on
you can think of Type 1's as proper classes, Type 2's as the next level up
\kappa is large enough that all the usual operations in ZFC will not hit this limit
but yeah I guess what I'm asking is if ZFC + there exists a Grothendieck universe of cardinality kappa equivalent to with ZFC + there exists a model of ZFC with cardinality kappa
LEAN???????
essentially yes
Lean 4, to be exact
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Trying to think about what purple square means
lean
lean
Never saw that before
like once you have an inaccessible \kappa, everything smaller than \kappa is a "set" and everything larger than \kappa is a "class"
but you can just keep iterating this
yeah
basic -> easy -> elementary?!?!!
also isn't this statement just stupid
like
replacement axiom
yeah
why did you say "yeah" then 
yeah I do
I just was initially confused because I was like "this just looks like a weaker version of the ZFC axioms"
but then I remembered that ZFC can't model itself without an inaccessible
actually is this true?
that's true yes
so ZFC + Con(ZFC) + there are no inaccessible cardinals is actually inconsistent?
errr
maybe not quite that
main thing is Con(ZFC) doesn't follow from ZFC obviously
I think maybe inaccessibles is equivalent to Con(ZFC) but don't quote me on this
one direction of the implication is obvious
I know that and I know that the existence of an inaccessible gives you an easy model of ZFC
this is what I was wondering about
lean is a drink made from cough syrup + sprite
it takes on a purple color
hence I LOVE LEAN! 💜 and stuff
Oh wow that's pretty interesting
Did you just graduate?
About a week ago yup
Hope you get some time to chill out before whatever comes next
I just finished my semester today
I gave a talk in a class
It went well
And I got back grades for my other two final assignments, both good
So the semester ended well even though this was the last of several crazy waves of work this sem
Hey that’s awesome. Sounds like a really nice way to end it
I’m proud of you!
Very rewarding
All these finals made me way more excited about doing more math in the areas I was trying to explore this sem
which were a little less immediate to my intended research focus
But might well become my research focus at this point
Which area is that again?
I mostly liked PDEs, specifically fluid PDEs and dispersive PDEs (like the schrodinger equation)
But I'm finding that I really like probability theory and its interactions with PDEs more than just PDEs themselves
So not a huge shift
Little from the outside but big from the perspective of someone who has spent all their time learning PDE stuff
Ah gotcha. (I’m a little bit of a probability slut too lol)
Well that’s awesome! Sounds like things are starting to fall in line a good bit
I’m happy for ya!
Yes, exactly. Things along those lines
There's a lot of ways to do this ofc
Dope
But in particular I want to learn more about fokker planck
I don't know much about that
I have a lot of vocabulary to learn now
I never was around any probability at all in undergrad
Spending this whole year learning gradually
Interesting
yeah at berkeley the math dept and stats dept are separate
So in undergrad I really was isolated from any probabilistic language
and was around a lot of the microlocal analysis / semiclassical analysis people
(sorry gomez)
I thought I liked that and I don't

Haha my experience was similar
Ended up going down the percolation theory route then bailed
Cool
So are you doing a phd?
I am in my first year of a PhD
In the US
So I just finished my bachelors last year
And will be getting a masters at the end of next year, and then the PhD goes on for another 3 years for a total of 5.
Neat neat
So this year and next year, still primarily just doing coursework / seminar stuff.
First year of my PhD was similar
NYU is a bit odd in that they really have a high coursework requirement for phd students
Interesting. Think that kind of thing is more common here in the UK
Over the 5 years, one needs to take 3 years worth of full schedules of courses (4 per semester)
So most people do full courseloads for 2 years, then spread out the last batch over the last 3 years.
At NYU at least.
Pff that is a lot
It's quite nice IMO, since NYU is so dead focused on analysis/PDEs/probability/numerics
Like
It's not like I'll ever run out of relevant topics courses
Basically everything is relevant
That's good, yeah
it's good that I was forced to explore broadly this year because it led to a slight interest shift
And next year I'll plan to learn some numerics stuff
We'll see
Yeah first year of my PhD was similar. Good to spend some time being forced into other stuff
Yeah
I did a project with a friend (who was on this server for a while actually) in undergrad lasting through the end of last year that was about optimizing certain numerical linear algebra operations
It was pretty cool
Oh yeah? Which ones?
I was handling the theory side, proving lower bounds for how good they could get
Dense field that
My wife's PhD was on optimising numerical solutions for certain eigenvalue problems
We were looking at reorderings of loop nests for matrix algorithms. so the most basic example is multiplication, you can also do all the usual matrix algorithms - we used convolution (as in, conv layers of neural networks) as a tool to demonstrate the methods.
the idea was to find reorderings with the best cache behavior, essentially. So I worked on proving lower bounds on the number of loads/stores to memory (the best reordering is no better than this big formula depending on the parameters, etc)
And then my friend was looking for algorithms to meet the lower bounds. We got the asymptotics to meet but not quite the constants.
Huh, sounds really interesting actually
This was submitted in November, we got accepted recently and will be presenting at a conference in june
It's very cool
Oh awesome
I'm hoping to do a talk about it here soon
The techniques are really weird and seem magical
Like
The core theorem is a hardcore abstract functional analysis / group theory theorem
which generalizes Holder's inequality somehow
But as much as I was involved in this project, I didn't get a ton of numerical linear algebra knowledge out of it. I focused on my side of it.
A lot of my simulations are run on supercomputer environments so I'm pretty interested in large-scale high-performance operations
Not that I really make much use of them lmao
Cache management and data movement are massive massive things for these huge operations, as well as managing parallelism correctly
I only really have scope to optimise to the point I can get the data required for publication
Yeah memory use and allocation is absolutely CRITICAL
So e.g. one of our results provides lower bounds and algorithms for optimizing the amount of data that needs to be moved between nodes in a distributed system, to compute a large convolution.
VERY cool
Thank you!
It was a fun project
I'll probably do a talk about it soon here
(people give talks occasionally, see #events)
In particular I've given a talk on another research project I did (after introducing the basic ideas) and I also gave a LaTeX workshop. Those are both recorded
But yeah this would be nice to do
I have to like
Figure out how to give these talks without making them super easy to dox me with
fair
Yeah
Well
Spend enough time here and I'm sure I'll post some things that I wouldn't want connected to my real name 
lmao fair fair
something something attractive postdoc guys
yeah ok ricky
Shut
the door behind you
Stop calling me ricky
😉
You're giving people the impression that it's pronounced that way
attractive postdoc guys?
I came out as gay in January after a really long time in the closet so I've basically spent the whole spring being thirsty. Lmao
thank you
ive been straight since birth and ive been thirsty all my life
So true anamono
fair fair
But it's been fun to be able to be silly about it for the first time in my life
yeah i can imagine
can't imagine being in the closet is particularly fulfilling lol
dunno why that still has to be a thing
it's literally CURRENT YEAR guys get over it
I didn't think about it very much for a long time, then I did think about it a lot at the beginning of undergrad, came out to a few friends, had a very very weird experience and went back in, and was essentially forced out this winter by an urge that came out of nowhere
No bad reactions or anything
Just like
if that's the worldview that was engrained into you as a child, it's not really your fault if it's hard to separate from
A long time of hoping it would go away
then there's just modern day people who still believe it's wrong
eh i disagree
"oh i was just raised to believe that" isn't really a sufficient excuse to deny people their basic human rights
no mercy for bigots
i guess i should be more clear
my intent was like
it's difficult to separate yourself from your ingrained worldview
but the point is that you're making an effort to do so
right
idk I guess I'm from a pretty "woke" place in the UK so homophobia is kinda alien to me
im from glorious old kansas
Mostly I've been in super supportive communities
It's just like
A mental thing more so than an external thing
That made it take a long time to accept and make part of my expression / outward identity
some kind of internalised repression?
Yeah brains ain't simple
For example when I came out I realized that I had a very large number of contradictions / cognitive dissonances that I just hadn't ever allowed to communicate
Like
Literal contradictory beliefs in my brain
Which I know happens and is totally reasonable, but it was weird to start to see all of them all at once.
Huh, interesting. I guess it's not that surprising if you don't permit yourself to examine those kinds of thoughts
What kind of beliefs? If that isn't too personal
Hmmm
I'd be interested in hearing some of these
as well
yeah tell us your deepest darkest secrets rn
Like for example, I find tattoos very attractive on people but for a long time I was very very opposed to the idea of tattoos (despite always finding them attractive)
that's probably the least like
intense example
That actually makes a lot of sense to me
HAHA I had exactly the same thing
no kidding
same with like, facial piercings
which confused my wife a bit, given she has them
More intense stuff is about relationships / intimacy / things people do to relax or enjoy themselves I geuss
That's interesting to hear haha
yeah i haven't a clue where it came from
Just some weird prejudice I picked up from my childhood, I assume
Yeah
Yeah
Its lateish here (it must be very late for you!) but this is stuff im happy to talk about a lot more.
It's good practice
lmao its 5am
Lol
i'm nocturnal atm
happens sometimes idk
good practice for what? always happy to chat big shit haha
Good to keep trying to dig at things going on in my head and figure out why they're there and how I can wield them properly instead of letting them screw with me
Somehow this feels like a very adversarial process
Yeah I know what you mean
I mean I've a long history of mental illness so I know the feeling of being at war with my own thoughts
Certainly it can be alarming to confront how little control one has over them, much of the time

rename channel to homosexuality
Meh, that's just life init
Did you have a nice sleep?
can't believe this server is so gay
Oh I was trying to troll you
Healthy conversations in discussion-2
Sure beats discussion
Ok good
im doing this thing where i sleep at 9 and wake up at 4:30
Im glad your sleep was weird. Troll successful
for the sigma grindset
I see
lol
Lmao
but these days im so tired i go back to sleep and wake up at 8 🗿
weird beard
i have an exam today 
also i hate the way these guys set up these exams
the timings are there to fuck me over
Its ANOTHER NIGHT where im going to sleep past midnight just in time for another morning where ill wake up before 6 for no reason
Hi Chalk boi
lol
I should really get some sleep, I’m getting my wisdom teeth out tomorrow morning
pane
Hello Grass
Yoooo

It's Kirby's milkshake era
dentistry 
milfshake
I loved having my wisdom teeth out. I had milkshakes and soup for like 3 days
I had a dentist appointment today, so having these back to back 
Ugh
Milkshakes sound nice
Over time my dentist tolerance has dropped
But i am still a good boy who goes twice a year
if a dentist so much as looks at my teeth i will literally SCREAM
It just is more and more painful every time
I have very big anxiety about my teeth, but it’s nice going to the dentist when they don’t lecture me on flossing
I am super overdue for a dentist visit
No cavities this time 
not that my teeth are in bad shape, but it has just been forever

GO to the DENTIST
how overdue are we talking
5-10 years
yummy yummy
same
That is a truly disgusting gif
same
who can afford dentists
cars

cheaper to just let the teeth fall out on their own yanno
Like I take quite good care of them, but professional cleaning and warnings of likely issues is important.
Almost tempted me to post my old car to cry about it again
post old car 🚙
My dental insurance is nice enough that it doesn’t cost too much
Blushy sully for emote for ryc
Havent you gotten tired of that name
Imagine
mirzathecutiepie
Doesnt that look so nice and simple
nice area tbh
Yeah, parts of this city are nice like that, it’s hit or miss
Miss as the car parks
Additionally the driver is somewhere else
Beyond that, the wheels don't seem rotating
It’s kind of hard to take a picture of your car while you’re driving it
Cop out
Smh
Smh my head to be tbh
(Pls don't try to take photos of ur car while you are driving though.)
Clearly, I’ve seen people doing stuff like that, it’s ridiculous
I hate driving around people
Driving makes me wonder how more people don't accidentally drown themselves in the shower.
What's with the single | ?
This usually means the restriction
So you think of H just as a function on cell k, not on the whole domain.
Alright, from what I'm reading on the paper H is referred as a property of a cell so why wouldn't they just write Hk without |?
H_sl is a predefined value
I think writing either is reasonable
But if H represents like, the collection of all the H|_k's over all the cells, then the rigorous way to do this is by restriction to k as above.
Ahh okay that makes sense given the context actually
same goes for the second part below?
Hi Chalk Bird
can inner products be defined for any vector space over an arbitrary field?
can we extend the definition from only being for R and C?
inner product spaces are a wide class of spaces
you can define one for any vector space iirc
how do you translate conjugate symmetry to something that isn't R or C
do you mean like the dual pair or however it was called
ah yeah good point
maybe you can extend it to any field with a funny order 2 automorphism then ;)
isn't the actually cost of examinations and cleaning relatively cheap once you get anything treated
and assuming you have insurance or whatever it normal covers such procedures. Beyond this, the tools they use will be able to remove any build up that normal brushing cant (plaque that turns into tarter).
Can you prove induction is a valid proofing strategy (possibly by contradiction) through set theoretic axioms
does induction work for any well founded-order set, without the restriction of a successor (element such that there doesn't exist an element before it or after its precursor) for each element
w a i t
idea
what is founded-order set?
I think you only need well ordering property
well founded
But I am no logician
aka with a minima
Oh yeah
I wish I knew more about these things
You might wanna make sure your relation is connected
I do not know why induction works either
total.
well founded sets are total, so two elements are never unrelated
but i cant prove what settings induction proofs are valid
just thought about this for a sec
we could say,
[whatever] is true for x if it's true for base m, and all y < x
but with induction, there exists a UNIQUE element that is a predecessor for x
so instead of considering ALL of the elements before, we consider a unique one
this might help tackle the self-reference, maybe
I would imagine the set would have to be totally ordered or else you might be making a comparsion of 2 elements that are not comparable
Yeah
or just show it holds for maybe a subset of the set
self referential.
I = {x in S: (for all y < x in S) y is an element of I} union {m}
it's a self referential set
No, elements being in I depends on I itself
Self referential sets are not friendly (e.g. Russel's Paradox)
... w a i t
i wonder if induction is dependent on the existence of elements prior to a given element, down to the minima
It depends upon the empty set being a member of every inductive set
(Set-theoretically)
Does this discord server help with homework kinda scared to post the homework because i haven't got directions on how to solve it and i dont wanna get banned because i didnt show my work
and why im stuck
we don't do it for you, but you can ask for help
yeah #❓how-to-get-help is primarily for homework questions
Thanks alot
one more thing will you still be able to help me if it is in another langue
but i have translated the questions
WA-HY!?!!?!?
Yeah!
The people here are really relaxed, don't worry Han :) if you do something wrong I'm sure someone will correct you and help you figure out where to go
So long as you want to follow the rules you won't get in trouble for making a mistake lol
Read #❓how-to-get-help and post your question in an empty help channel
Remember that help is voluntary though so it may take some time to get a response
Yeah, I never said it was expensive or inaccessible to me, I have just been slack.
Is it easy to get into dentist offices or are they normal really busy?
They are quite busy, but not so busy that it is a good excuse
hi
I was writing notes about finite abelian groups and I was like "ugh this is long, let me abbreviate this" but I immediately decided not to
Abelian is often abbreviated as ab :)
Mind elaborating?
$\emptyset \subset \emptyset$
josh 🐀
I know, it’s more about the fact that, how can we prove transfinite induction
An inductive set exists axiomatically in standard set theory, from my understanding. So I’m not sure you can “prove” induction.
Intuitively, it’s agreeable though
Supposedly Theorem 1.19 is a proof of Ordinal (transfinite) induction
https://jjsch.github.io/output/oa.pdf
hey quick question
why is this not a bijection
like i understand how definitionally the power set has greater cardinality but like
Your images are all sets with only finitely many elements
What's the integer that maps to the set of all even numbers?
oh it isnt surjective
Yeah
duh ok thanks
Put 2-adic integers on the left hand side instead of N 😏
not epic enough 😔
I want to be good at calculus 3 but feel like I am horrible as last time I did math was in 2017 and so am reteaching myself as want to do a career in mechanical engineering. Any advice. Want to be good at this so can pass the class
calc 3 as in multivariable?
Yes
Memorizing the formulas and trying to remmeber which equations to use them like turning polar coordinate into spherical coordonates or finding the volume using triple integrals
tbh when i took calculus i would rederive everything on tests, formulas wouldnt stick in my head
now teaching calculus i see the same thing in my students, formulas just suck
even if you practice at them there are too many
i would say really focus on where they come from
Okay as thank you as for me think would need formula sheet to help solve problems but hard to stick which formulas can go to which one. Using krista king to help me out
i really fundamentally disagree with formula sheets
maybe to cram with lol but not for independent problem solving
Okay as do get the idea but for me there is so many formulas to look over
There’s not that many, you don’t have to memorize everything
Okay as from her sheet there is 49 pages
It’s usually better to know how to rederive them and not rely on memory for everything
That’s ridiculous
???
Sorry 49 pages of formulas
That’s still completely excessive
Okay as that does make sense
best thing is to go through and not try to memorize but see if you understand what theyre saying
Okay
if not then go back and study that material
if the original material was just a formula presented without any context? drop the class
i mean im kidding there are other resources online
but if she is teaching calculus like its just a bunch of memorizing then maybe she is not a very good teacher
what a waste of your time, that isnt learning
This is the course
as a calc teacher, do not blindly memorize the formulas. use the videos & notes to really try to understand
ooh
Okay and also suggest this to your class in case
i wouldnt suggest something without looking at it first
there are a lot of free resources online
do see it khan academy andf all
yeah of course
also word of warning about differential equations its really easy to get wrapped up in how fun it is to solve the problems
Okay
knowing why the methods work is 100x more valuable than being able to solve the problems
usually there is a lot of subtlety
high school AB/BC
Nice
Okay as that is good and thanks for the help
Had a teacher one time name Mr. Boop who taught that
inb4 ost is Mr. Boop
or i will be next year, at least. this year im teaching a transitional class
Do agreed
Okay
Today I saw the Pizza application of Theorema Egregrium! Its great!
Whsts that
okay so like if you pick up a pizza normally
its possible toppings will fall off
but if you like bend the crust
horizontally
one principal curvature is nonzero
gaussian curvature is still 0
so tip cant flop if you roll the pizza
unfortunately some pizzas are quite thin and of questionable structural integrity, their metric changes when you fold them / pick them up! 🙀
🤨
lol
But it is a great application, I had seen that one before and am a big fan.
wdym by their metric changes?
like the crust and toppings stretch
Come to new york and i'll show you an inextensible pizza.
I see.
We do things a little different up here.
Do you live in New York ryc?
I live in new york city
You always mention it.
I have had many an inextensible pizza, and I agree NYC has some good pizza.
I feel like I'm being owned.
Cool
some pizzas from mediocre places feel more like symplectic manifolds than riemannian ones though, very floppy locally.
now I am feeling hungry for pizza, thanks a lot RYC
Yeah I'm a graduate student at NYU.
I do have an exciting lunch dessert ahead, as I am making Thursday lunchtime pancakes, it's a Nordic tradition that I have decided to steal.
I had milkshakes and chicken sandwich for dinner. Was tired of eating Chinese food.
HI RYC
I have to start eating healthier.
Wow that sounds good
Oooh nice
Are these pancakes filled / topped
they are baked, and amazing. this is the finnish version, which is what I am going to do:
Hello gmod
Looks good, looks like corn bread.
I feel like weekly pancakes on thursdays is a tradition worth stealing
I would love some cornbread
well its much more sweet than savoury, but I guess cornbread can be on the sweeter side too
What sorts of milkshakes
I love cornbread
Cookies and creams.

yum
Best milkshake flavor
Yah tasty. The place I got it from only had medium size which made me sad.
I have a fast metabolism, I will always look fit but sometimes I am not.
and I am fairly active atm with tennis and some running.
Yep. At least I run a lot.
although my back is a little fucked from last nights tennis sesh
My summer bod arc needs to really kick into gear this week
I used to play competitively in highschool and early UG, but its been ages
Sigh
and I had some bad habits technically, so am getting some coaching as well
one of the things was the way I was holding my back on groundstrokes, so I made a conscious effort last session to work on that, and I suspect I overcompensated lol.
such a fun sport though
That reminds me I was in gym class and we were playing tennis. I decide to jump over the net but my leg got caught and landed face down. Most embarrassing thing and I did track(high jump) during that time.
ouch
my tennis coach was telling me about a high jump knee hyperextension injury he had a couple of years back and it sounded pretty horrific
That sounds painful. So glad I never had any major injuries for sport.
same
🙁
I hope to go to NYC someday
the theorem will definitely hold for those!
Guys, is Algebraic structure something that can be seen as a visual model or is it more like some written rules type of situation?
Highly depends on algebraic structure , sometimes u can make visual models but sometimes just visualization which is not rly a model because for example it presents the structure very inaccurate
Can u help in something it's gonna be quick
But its mostly just a mathematical construction so , i guess it isn "rules type of situation" whatever that mean lol
For any (possibly infinite) set S in ZFC
S can be partitioned into a family of subsets, F, such that for every element of P(S) there exists a unique subset in F that it is an element of.
Can this be proven exclusively with the Axioms of Choice, Power Sets, and Unions?
i don't understand what you're trying to say here
I'm back 
Hello twice
The math exam was 
I was basically drained for the rest of the week after that lmao
I technically still have a philosophy exam in a bit but fuck that shit lel
ah rip
How were your exams?
ive still got quite a few to go but this week has gone well 
Nice 

I can't believe I'm saying this
But after getting forced to do HS shit, I so miss rudin
Lol
exam gang @bright hill
Les gooo
wtf does that MEAN
I've got an algebra exam tomorrow 
Check your dms
Wtf are you waiting for then?
Imma do that for the philosophy exam 
I'm not going to watch it
I actually got back 2 of my math papers today, and in one of them I lost 8 marks because of 1 careless mistake: I forgot to apply lg(x) to the data before I plotted it bruh. 
That's literally the worst
I hate those mistakes so much
Same
what's the point in giving you 8 marks for a question if a slight mistake means you lose all the marks
just make them all 1 mark questions
Axiom of choice implies there is a set for every partition of a set (union of the family) that's intersection with any of the partition's elements is a singlet. I'm wondering if it can go in reverse
Careless mistakes are the worst
Don't ask me

our physics course is literally just "enter the right digits in the calculator"

and I swear, the exams are intentionally designed to maximize careless mistakes
it's so damn annoying
am i in this gang as well?
hell yaa
yall get a calculator?

ye but I don't use them much
I once forgot my calculator so I instead of asking someone to lend me theirs I computed the 5th degree taylor polynomial of cos

god knows who tf thought this was a good idea

you see, shyshu, you might be forced to do that
but I'm a masochist
please do my calculations for me

one of the smaller practice problems for school physics final is
given that the mass of the proton is 1.07825u, mass of neutron is 1.089439u, find the mass defect and energy of fe, given that mass of fe is 55.91211212 yadayadaya
this is absolute pain
yes
pain
ye, but have you tried to do it by hand?
yes
not in an exam though
i dont like seeing so many numbers all at once
this is so annoying
torture, thats what it is
just replace everything by variables and plug it into your calculator at the end?
you mostly require the answers till like 3 or 2 decimal places
calculator

ye obviously but calculator is not allowed in shyshu's exam
yeah

if i remember its JEE, right ?
most entrance exams dont allow them either
well then
yeah jee but also school exams
i read about it
just replace everything by variables
no i mean the answer is also a number, so idk how replacing it with variables will help
like all entrance exams maybe
indeed
ITS ALWAYS JEE THAT JEE THIS
99% of JEE's difficulty is "yo you can't use a calculator"
If calculators were allowed,JEE will be baby shit
oh yes please
unironically this
even advanced which people wont stop circle jerking about
isnt india like super good in math

no
kids follow algorithms
thats all
Like most chem questions are "yo calculate nRT/V upto 2 digits of precision"
😭
you don't think it's intentionally bad?
intentionally bad ? 
I think here it's artificial difficulty
at least kvpy allows an on screen to be used
its annoying since u have to use ur mouse to input
but still
not half bad

You have breaks?
rookie shit
if one is done with JEE in less than 3 hours, are they allowed to leave ?
my guess would be the indian education system tries to create as many engineers as possible
my math exam was 5 hours
No
which is a good goal i think for such a country
yeah
you just have to wonder if what they are doing is the best way
the education is very engineering focused
very much no
You have to stay for the entirety of 3 hours if you choose to attend
Damn
why
isn't it computer based exam
What if you need to use the bathroom
Welp
That's fine
They allow you to leave for that
idk actually i havent given jee yet
Ah ok, just no early leaving
Just there won't be any water in the restrooms
ok, jee is literally torture
huh ??
holy shit
Wut
tbh it makes sense to not allow people to leave
we do the same
you cant leave x mins before end
bcs it will just disturb everyone else
Yeah no early leaving makes sense
fair enough
I wrote jee in like 2 different colleges
you can leave in the beginning
Both of them didn't have functioning bathrooms
so there is always people asking if they can take the exam questions
It's like a trend
and then they just leave
Damn, do people finish those tests ultra fast or what
no functioning washroom in...colleges ?
I wrote the Indian equivalent of USAMO in a school once
lmfao no
Literally there was no boys' restroom
Or do they just give up
Literally didn't exist
no restroom or no boys restroom ?
No boys' restroom in like 2 floors
I have to go to ground floor to take a piss(And I still had to search for where the restroom was)
Well That also didn't have water as you would have expected
guess your building engineers failed jee
i wonder if its all part of the elimination based exam system
our schools rebel do that then start to make a racket outside
it's...
Well I did write pre jee(called JEE Mains) in a uni
childish at best
And that uni had washrooms with water
can't take that for granted 👍
so we throw them out the building after exams 
HS 

HS 
i used to do the same in school
god i want to be in uni 
sometimes..
once you are in uni you want to be done with it
and when I say this I'm being very VERY polite
most people do anyway
since it's very distracting 
I cannot wait to leave this fraudulent institution
tbh the only annoying thing is
I hex on their houses I say! I hex!
i want money
uni is objectively better than HS tho
i am very sure it will be a million times better than hs
dunno uni is a lot more work

nah uni is wayyy easier than high school
uni is a lot more independent work as well
is that bad?
but its more work that i kinda want to do
free time is nice
you so true me but I'm right - guess what you don't have to deal with in uni life?
highschoolers
but not many people manage it well because for one no strict supervision unlike school
which is why first year (usually) doesn't count



