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And I still have to take my boots off to count past ten.
Jan 19, 2019 2:49 AM
TheVaal
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And I still have to take my boots off to count past ten.
DevilishlySexyStarfish
Quantified* the world. Also, calculus is best equation 2019
kinkysaru
kirkinout
That's 13.
sundaymondayhippyday
svoka
This is so weird... It's like, here is something we learned about world, also, some math definitions.
surfturd
Chaos theory you say?
goflyblind
TheBlackSw0rdsman
I scrolled straight to the bottom to see if OP was going to sneak something there on us.
pcdangio
Kalmqn Filter should totally be in there
pcdangio
Kalman*
vtwzqp5
Favorget
insomniac24x7
Thanks a lot IMGUR half of posts made me feel fat and now this makes me feel stupid
indiankiwi
Indian mathematician invention of using 0 (zero)
SluntBiggums
Futurism is BuzzFeed for science.
forgedbeast1
No Newton’s second law? More fundamental than gravitation.
Litronoideawhattoput
Newton's already in here twice tbf, he invented calculus too
ButterfaceTaintClown
Newton's greatest achievement was inventing the catflap. There are less inky pawprints on his later manuscripts.
RomeoSniper
Pythagoras was a damn wacko if you learn about his beliefs; https://youtu.be/6-FLdkgwhM4
Indyofthedead
17th century mathematicians: You can’t explaineth gravity mathematically, you’d almost need to inventeth a new math. Newton: Holdeth my beer
goflyblind
leibniz: oh, hey, guys. whatchya workin' on?
UnlimitedAnal
CaldariBob
F=ma.
PlankTableGo
Kepler had some fun equations too.
david42
Maxwell's equations quantified concepts that Faraday had developed, but lacked the math to put them in an "acceptable" form.
Litronoideawhattoput
Speaking of, I thought E X del = 0 as E-feilds don't have any curl?
HopfAlgebraJester
Well, handwaving explanations certainly shouldn't be acceptable
david42
Faraday demonstrated everything he claimed and made excellent descriptions, just didn't have the math.
malakim
But where does the demonology come in?
VultureTX
it's shown on the door, the cold stays in, the heat is shifted outside. one atom at a time.
WardSharlow
Then Lorentz studied Maxwell to create the Lorentz transformations which led Einstein to Relativity. Such a cool continuum of work.
grimwyrd
Money = money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Moh7DXMk8g
user1000
They made school a lot more difficult.
maninthedarkness
If any of those fields listed above are your interest, then you damn well better be up for the challenge.
TheVaal
Only if you cared about passing.
Muffdiver9
Escape velocity is probably my favorite but I don't know how to get certain signs to show up on a computer.
Bootsy81
When am I getting a quantum PC so I can finally play Crysis on max settings with zero slowdown?
zanneb420
Why was I expecting something funny on the end?
I3zx
What about the video compression algorithm used by pornsites?
NegentropyX
Euler’s identity. e^(i*pi) +1=0
TsubakiTragic
The simplistic beauty of this cannot be overstated.
Carchomatic
I know not what this means
NegentropyX
I have it tattooed on my upper arm. (true)
RoyalNutSac
I thought Schrodinger's Equation was about cats and boxes. Thank you for educating me. +1
DaisyfromDownunder
I can count up to 21 in the shower.
Smidge204
Several of these aren't equations. If "logarithms" made the list then IMHO Fourier Analysis and Laplace Transforms should have too...
NandoEdits
Agreed... and yet...
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DrRad
Those were fun to do by hand. I don’t miss those days.
WatneyTheSpacePirate
As a sound engineer, never discount the Fourier Transform. It's a true godsend
CongratsYouAreHereNow
the second law of thermo dynamics, though simple, is absolute magic
Smayds
I remember when I figured out Fourier transforms. Then I made an MP3 encoder. Then I got laid and forgot about it all. Good times, man.
DeDeMegaDooDoo
O god not Laplace transformations....differential equations was the worst
Lionskull
why are you cursing Laplace? he made diff eq as easy as 9th grade algebra.
TheVaal
Nerd.
tzxAzrael
he's right tho. including "calculus" and some others is like a list of "top 10 states you should visit" and including "the USA"
HsuDoNihm
"Ten math-related ideas and some equations"
Smidge204
TheVaal
https://imgur.com/dfvxaaG
talenphillips
Someone who is interested in knowing things? OH NO
awagner13
Shut up nerd.
talenphillips
no u
concorde77
That's not Einstein's theory of General Relativity. E=mc^2 explains that mass and energy are two forms of the same thing.
sofarfromheaven
No, it describes the relationship between the two. Mass is mass and energy is energy. There is this thing called the Higgs Boson.
Steveisalreadytaken
and you left out the momentum function
Oscill8s
e^2=(mc^2)^2+(pc)^2 simplifies to e=mc^2 when p (momentum) = 0
concorde77
Tbh, I didn't start physics 3 yet, and whe I do know about GR I picked up from youtube videos.
Steveisalreadytaken
OK, works for gauge bosonsmomentum= mass x velocity
Steveisalreadytaken
Sorry, my cat rolled on the keyboard! This is what I meant to write (cat permitting). 1/?
Steveisalreadytaken
OK, works for gauge bosons (photons and gluons). But for other particles, momentum = mass x velocity 2/?