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Graduate Question about the associahedron/amplituhedron
Have you tried contacting the authors?- mr_persistance
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Undergrad Can spacetime exist in superposition?
Is space time in QFT discrete or continuous?- mr_persistance
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Apostol's Calculus I. 3.12 - Verify Solution.
Apostol's Calculus p. 17 Huh, so I think Ray Vickson's solution is totally valid, but I think Apostol wanted the reader to solve it using the idea of a supremum. It seems the difference between the two solutions is one where we're explicitly constructing a z that is in between y and x and the...- mr_persistance
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Apostol's Calculus I. 3.12 - Verify Solution.
1. If x and y are arbitrary real numbers with x < y, prove that there is at least one real z satisfying x<z<y.2. I'll be using this theorem: T 1.32 Let h be a given positive number and let S be a set of real numbers. (a) If S has a supremum, then for some x in S we have x > sup S - h.The Attempt...- mr_persistance
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- Calculus calculus i Supremum
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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State the trichotomy law formally
1) Just a pure joy from symbolic manipulation ( my brain is weird :D ) 2) For more complicated statements, human language is ambiguous, so being able to translate a theorem from English to Logic is invaluable for my own type of thinking and understanding. 2a) I don't have to write as much 2b)...- mr_persistance
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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State the trichotomy law formally
Nice BD! I really like this, I feel there's something really beautiful about your formula. Something about the balancing of truthness between all three statements. One being true, the other two are 'weighed' with it, and the other two ones must be the inverse of the true one for the 'weighing'...- mr_persistance
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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State the trichotomy law formally
1. For arbitrary real numbers a & b, exactly one of the three relations hold: a < b, a > b, a = b. How do I state this more formally while also being correct?2. The attempt at a solution a, b ∈ ℝ ( (a < b) ⊕ ( a > b ) ⊕ ( a = b) ) From this I made a truth table 2^3 entries long, and what we...- mr_persistance
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- Law State
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help