Is there a name for such a set of numbers?
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by /u/Daniikk1012
2h ago
Is there a name for a set of numbets that includes: 0 Numbers obtained by negating numbers of this set Numbers obtained by multiplying numbers of this set Numbers obtained by raising a prime to a number of this set I know for sure that this includes 1 (Prime to the power of 0), all prime numbers (Prime to the power of 1), all natural numbers (Because each of them has a prime factorization), all whole numbers (By negating positives), and all rational numbers (Using negative powers). Not all, but some irrational numbers are possible as well, even transendental. I want to know because I was pl ..read more
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Potential topological embedding of synesthesia
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by /u/wny2k01
8h ago
We know that certain kinds of sense can be rather described with clearly studied mathematical structures, say vision is just a 2D field of R^3; and there are also kinds of sense that haven't been managed to be embedded into a nice structure, say smelling. To be rigorous we're only talking about their input spaces, we're not looking at what's happening behind the sensors. We also know that there's a thing called synesthesia, where a stimulation of one kind of sense might trigger another kind. A person with synesthesia might taste an almond flavor then see a color of blue, or more directly they ..read more
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Resource recommendation - Applied Statistical Analysis
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by /u/Jakov123123123
8h ago
Hi, I was wondering if anyone had some good material, books or any other resource that's not overly theoretical and has to do with Statistical Analysis. I'm currently studying for a Master's in Statistics and Computer Science and wanted to at least touch upon the real-life business applications before my internships. So what I'm looking for is a resource on Statistical Business Analysis that works with real-world examples and is at least somewhat up to date. Thanks for any suggestions. submitted by /u/Jakov123123123 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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This Week I Learned: March 31, 2023
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by /u/inherentlyawesome
10h ago
This recurring thread is meant for users to share cool recently discovered facts, observations, proofs or concepts which that might not warrant their own threads. Please be encouraging and share as many details as possible as we would like this to be a good place for people to learn! submitted by /u/inherentlyawesome [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Have a question about Sets and Elements
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by /u/Skokob
12h ago
Ok trying to create a custom elements. How would I mathematical defined none mathematical elements in set? For example if I wish to make sets of vehicles and define the elements as cars, trucks and so on. How would I do that. submitted by /u/Skokob [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Is there a website/program where I can plot a function on a graph with logarithmic axis?
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by /u/HumanDrone
12h ago
I tried with Geogebra, Desmos and Wolfram but could'nt find a way to do it. Any help would be apprecciated :) submitted by /u/HumanDrone [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Meta mathematics
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by /u/Excellent-Ad-6431
12h ago
I want to learn more about meta maths and creating universes and axioms but I don’t really know where to start. Where can I learn more about it? submitted by /u/Excellent-Ad-6431 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Hungarian mathematician (who specialized in number theory and combinatorics), Vera Turán Sós, passed away on March 22
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by /u/hedgehog0
12h ago
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Im looking for this beautiful thing I once found, where the consecutive numbers of the decimal expansion of e (or pi?) looked like a photo of a mathematician
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by /u/Acceptable_Wall7252
12h ago
I once saw a post where somebody found several hundreds consecutive numbers down the decimal expansion of e or pi, which, when put one row below the other, looked like a photo of some mathematician, i think Riemann. Does anybody else know about it? I couldnt find the photo ever since and I think it's exceptionally beautiful piece of maths submitted by /u/Acceptable_Wall7252 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Who’s the most impressive mathematician you’ve ever met?
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by /u/ThePeacefulMan
14h ago
What was impressive about the way they viewed mathematics? How did they see the numbers? submitted by /u/ThePeacefulMan [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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