Theorem of the Struggling Grad Student

[@Aaron-xn7dg]

have you tried taking the derivative

[@NachoSchips]

That wouldn't work because you'd have to carry the 3

[@freesoul6122]

I think the quadratic formula

[@ProfessorNoobster]

The real answer is to use the Pythagorean theorem.

[@NachoSchips]

@@ProfessorNoobster That sounds about right

[@aadityamorajkar2794]

Using photosynthesis is the only right answer

[@bradwavemb]

Very cool work. And congrats for the citation. I might have found the actual paper. Gonna give it a read later if I can. I was completely unaware about work in this field. Do results strongly depend on the way you choose the basis? P.S. You are making me regret doing a non-research dissertation for my master thesis (unless you consider research coding an application to visualize certain transforms in harmonic analysis, which I don't think it is).

[@JO06]

could you send the paper?

[@bradwavemb]

@@JO06 Pretty sure he doesn't want his name shared.

[@JO06]

@@bradwavemb I see, no worries.

[@brandonbennett4970]

broski dis easy work. i did this in 2nd grade primary school

[@imbabywild]

bro get out of here with the elitism

[@brandonbennett4970]

@@imbabywild its a joke lmao. aint no one learn this in 2nd grade ☠

[@imbabywild]

@@brandonbennett4970 sorry, you'd be surprised how many nepalis and such that talk like this. I'm surrounded by them everyday lol

[@vinayak9236]

@@imbabywild wdym?

[@imbabywild]

@@vinayak9236 they talk about what we learn at university as easy and below them because their grade school was harder than American grade school. While that may be true, I think a lot of arrogance and elitism comes from it. Pet peeve of mine.

[@digxx]

At 9:00 did you want to say T_{k+1} is a subset of T_k?

[@PhDVlog777]

Yes thank you, the sequence is nested.

[@mehdijaffary4385]

I'm a pharmacy major soooo i don't know what I'm doing here 😅

[@scarletevans4474]

4:30 is the name for it 'radix point'?

[@muhammadmustafa2946]

thx for the vid!

[@oxil3473]

Whats your theorem's name?

[@ProfessorNoobster]

Interesting stuff. I wonder how do you math guys do research. Is it just coding, staring at a whiteboard and talking with other grad students? Also, congrats on the citation.

[@persistenthomology]

there's no one answer. reading, scribbling ideas and examples, more reading, asking people, reading some more, writing a proof then realizing it's wrong, staring at a wall thinking, etc.

[@moiskithorn]

@@persistenthomology Sometimes it also involves crying, a few drinks, some more crying... especially when you think you've come up with a great proposition, you suddenly run into a "counterexample" that basically dismantles a good chunk of your research.

[@ProfessorNoobster]

@@persistenthomology Sounds like a good time.

[@prasdikarizkipradana4340]

Staring the whiteboard, staring the paper, talking to other guys, a lot of cigarettes, and a lot of coffee

[@bobyu9785]

​@@moiskithorn after the counterexample is light sobbing

[@roseandvalerie1854]

Is it your Master's thesis? That is really cool!

[@noahhosking495]

PhD thesis!! Man's is smart

[@jonsimpson6690]

I was looking for this, but i need to implement it in python. Do u got the whole thing?????

[@abhisheksoni9774]

Hey, Please can you tell me Do Ph.D. Mathematics student get bored sometimes?

[@TheNewSkai]

I'm no Ph.D. Mathematics student but I'd assume that if you're trying to get a Ph.D. in mathematics then you would be very interested in mathematics and not easily bored by it. It's hard to be bored by a topic if it challenges you and you're interested in it.

[@abhisheksoni9774]

@@TheNewSkai Yeah that's true 👍🏻

[@gasun1274]

​@@abhisheksoni9774 yes. they are humans.

[@larryyonce]

Funny video title :)

[@captain-january]

Let ‘I’ be a student € D, such that D is the set of all depressed people…

[@schrader3393]

I'm with you.

[@youtubepooppismo5284]

You just gave to everyone your name and school lol

[@RandomGameClips27]

Under 300 views gang 😎

[@elifsozen_]

dude, what's your name...

[@ilovemath9749]

I don’t think he will say 7:32

[@elifsozen_]

@@ilovemath9749 I wish he would say...

[@Boukansha]

I'm too dumb to understand this and I'm in my 20s. .-.

[@muhammadmustafa2946]

also, fifth (lol)

[@Unique-Concepts]

Why does math work so well in real world?

[@maxmiliancady8174]

If it did not work you would not be here writing comments on math.

[@abhisheksoni9774]

​@@maxmiliancady8174 Can you elaborate please 🙏

[@francomarcello7248]

@@maxmiliancady8174 what a dumb shitty self enforcing answer jeeeeez

[@altruisticfeline4006]

@@abhisheksoni9774 Look at the math involved in an electrical engineering course. If it didn't work, your iPad wouldn't exist. Math works well in the real world because there's so much evidence so. Where we are as a society is empirically sufficient to say that the foundations of math built from the addition of numbers 0-9 is "true".

[@bachiwar6555]

​@@maxmiliancady8174strawman

[@kaiwenwu6209]

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[@zachk2060]

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