#mathquestion
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Math question: Why is there only one way to assign a number to 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + …? This sum is always said to either diverge (with the usual definition of equality) or to equal -1/12. Under normal rules it doesn't have a value, but if yo
zvavybir :palestina: :FediPact: :masked: :Green:@[email protected]♥ 1↻ 02024-07-12 11:58 UTCView post →Every year the many names for mathematical statements cause my students a little anxiety. I want to make an Euler diagram to show how they all overlap and intersect— so please mention any words I could add to this list: statement propositio
I love watching MATH videos on youtube Something that I saw mentioned was the concept that an infinite sequence could be represented as a vector in an infinite dimensional vector space. The concept didn't sit well with me. A sequence has an
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