Epic Math TimeKyle Hill recently made a video on Bell's Spaceship Paradox, a special relativity based paradox involving two ships attached by a string. The commenters on his video brought up some nice counter-arguments to the conclusion made by Kyle, and I wanted to address them directly.
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Bells Spaceship Paradox (a follow-up to @kylehill and his nerdlings)Epic Math Time2020-08-25 | Kyle Hill recently made a video on Bell's Spaceship Paradox, a special relativity based paradox involving two ships attached by a string. The commenters on his video brought up some nice counter-arguments to the conclusion made by Kyle, and I wanted to address them directly.
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For your commenting convenience: [Credit to r/math for compiling all of these in an organized format.]
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Definitions:
Algebraic number: A number that is a root of some polynomial with integer coefficients. Examples include 42 (a root of x - 42), √2 (a root of x² - 2), φ (The Golden Ratio, a root of x² - x - 1).
All rational numbers r = p/q are algebraic, because they are always the root of the equation qx - p. Irrational numbers can also be algebraic, such as the example of √2 above.
Transcendental number: A number that is not algebraic. Examples include π, e, cos(1), etc.
The usual transcendental numbers that one encounters cannot be expressed in terms of finitely many operations on integers. Practically speaking, this is why they often get their own symbol and name, like π, as any other way to express them (such as an infinite sum of rational numbers) is cumbersome.
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Featuring performances by @zachstar and @WrathofMath.
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3blue1brown tucked a really neat geometric result in one of his videos. Here's my full proof and walkthrough of "Grant's Little Theorem".
Remember to post your solutions to the exercises in the comments!
3blue1brown's original video: The Wallis product for pi, proved geometrically: youtu.be/8GPy_UMV-08
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Here we provide a visual of five levels of this distinguishability: Kolmogorov (T0), Frechet (T1), Hausdorff (T2), Regular Hausdorff (T3), and Normal Hausdorff (T4).
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In the last video we developed the Lebesgue measure and compared the size of N and Z. Now we will compare two other pairs of sets, and I'll offer some closing remarks.
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The classification of finite simple groups is a very important result in abstract algebra and mathematics in general. This result classifies the "building blocks" of finite groups, the proof of which was an enormous collaborative effort by over 100 mathematicians spanning over decades, totaling over 10,000 pages of content.
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The expression 6÷2(1+2) (or 6/2(1+2)) is a poorly written expression that causes errors due to slight misunderstandings in the order of operations (that don't normally come up). In this video, I will explain the motivation behind the order of operations and address the common errors that lead to the incorrect answer. I met up with Anthony of Brain Gainz and we asked people in public to give their answer to the problem.
Other variations include 4/2(9+3) and 8/2(2+2), these are identical in concept with different numbers.
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Outro: "Lateralus" as performed by Sakis Strigas Originally by Tool youtube.com/watch?v=GN1Tf7WqYiwThe meaning of the square root (√) symbolEpic Math Time2019-04-18 | I made this video because this misconception is so widespread. What were you taught about the square root symbol (√)? Let me know below.
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Here, we'll take a derivative of a function that seems like a "quotient rule" at first glance, but the function can be rewritten in a way that makes things simpler.
Takeaway: Work smart, not hard! Always look for a way to simplify your tasks.
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Let F be a field, and let K be a field extension of F. We say that x and y are algebraically indistinguishable in F if there is a field-automorphism f on K (think of this as a function that "jumbles around" the elements of K while preserving the field structure of K) such that f(x) = y, and for all z in F, f(z) = z.
IE, this jumbling map brings x to y (the indistinguishables) while simultaneously not touching anything in F at all. i and -i are indistinguishable to R as follows: in the complex numbers, we have the field-automorphism of complex-conjugation (a+bi gets sent to a-bi). This automorphism sends -i to i, but does nothing to real numbers.
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