Does'nt the scientific method break down at absolute zero, and therefor it being pointless to question the logic of a situation therein using said method?
You could say that "As we approach.." and "It appears.." but any information about that point can never be known with any certainty.
There are examples where people fall into conscious behavioural patterns, addictions and habbits are examples i suppose (but there are others).
However i was also thinking if it was subconscious and/or not something that could be decided on.
Neuron death is something i was expecting to happen...
Im curious if anyone knows if it is theoretically possible to place the human mind into an infinite loop in a similar manner to the placing an electronic computer into one.
If not, why? What is principle physical/neurological process that prevents this from occurring?
sin(A)\ =\ \frac{a}{\left(a^{2}+b^{2}\right)^{\frac{1}{2}}}
sin(B)\ =\ \frac{a}{\left(a^{2}+c^{2}\right)^{\frac{1}{2}}}
sin(A) \times cos(A)\ =\ sin(B) \times cos(B)
Did it for you :P
hmm yeah, that's not exactly what i was looking for, apologies for lack of clarity.
Im looking for an algebraic expresion of that function, as a fraction or something similar, without the need to use if or else. If that is possible, maybe it isnt.
Hey i was wondering if someone could help me express this using standard binary operators.
f(x,y,z)=\frac{max(0, (x-y) )}{z}
i.e. Eliminate the max() function and write it using proper math.
EDIT: max(a,b) simply chooses the largest value of the two variables.