1. Differential Calculus
2. Integral Calculus
3. Series and Sequences Calculus
4. Vector Calculus
5. Multi-Variable Calculus
6. Intro to Proofs
7. Elementary Analysis
8. Elementary Linear Algebra I
9. Elementary Linear Algebra II
10. Intro to Mathematical Methods of Statistics
11. Intro to Econometrics I
12. Stochastic Processes
13. Discrete Dynamical Systems
14. Statistical Models and Methods
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SCIENCE! Graphene is amazing.
Have mathematicians finally discovered the hidden relationship between prime numbers?
Well, maybe. Or maybe not. A description of the underlying relationship between prime numbers (those that are only divisible by themselves and 1) has been claimed by a Japanese mathematician named Shinichi Mochizuki in a 500+ page set of proofs and other mathmo jumbo. I won’t pretend to understand even an inkling of the intricacies involved in this work, but it involves something called abc conjecture.
Don’t feel bad if you don’t understand it either, because neither do most mathematicians. This guy is something a Will Hunting-esque genius. Plus I became a biologist so I wouldn’t have to do math like this.
(more at io9, including links to the 500+ pages of studies, if you’re into that)
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there’s an ant stuck between the glass of my screen and the actual screen and i killed it but now i can’t get it to go away
what do i do
