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Does Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) exist in mathematics and physics?
The discussion revolves around the mathematical and physical interpretation of the expression Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy). Participants are exploring whether this expression has any meaningful existence in mathematics and physics, particularly in the context of changes in variables.
The discussion is ongoing, with various interpretations being explored. Some participants suggest that while calculations can be performed, the expression may lack physical meaning. Others are attempting to provide examples to illustrate their points.
There is a mention of specific calculations and examples involving changes in variables, as well as a reference to homework constraints that may limit the depth of exploration.
syu111111 said:Sorry. I should say:
I mean that Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy) does not have any physics or mathematical meaning. Do you agree? If not, can you tell me what is the meaning of Δ(Δx)/Δ(Δy)? Sure, you can do any calculation as you want.