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  1. RE: dotnet.social/@SmartmanApps/11

    Thanks to all who voted in this. Confirms (at least for people on Mastodon who voted) that most adults remember how to do long division, as I had thought
    #Mathematics #Maths #Math

  2. "O sacred mathematics, could you not through your perpetual activity console the remainder of my days for the wickedness of man and the injustice of the Most High!" – Comte de Lautréamont (1846-1870)
    #quote #mathematics #math #maths

  3. I have recently set up a new Substack called LaTeX Snippets on the LaTeX typesetting language. Early days but I have plenty in the pipeline.

    #latex #tex #typesetting #mathematics

    latexsnippets.substack.com/

  4. I have recently set up a new Substack called LaTeX Snippets on the LaTeX typesetting language. Early days but I have plenty in the pipeline.

    #latex #tex #typesetting #mathematics

    latexsnippets.substack.com/

  5. I have recently set up a new Substack called LaTeX Snippets on the LaTeX typesetting language. Early days but I have plenty in the pipeline.

    #latex #tex #typesetting #mathematics

    latexsnippets.substack.com/

  6. I have recently set up a new Substack called LaTeX Snippets on the LaTeX typesetting language. Early days but I have plenty in the pipeline.

    #latex #tex #typesetting #mathematics

    latexsnippets.substack.com/

  7. I have recently set up a new Substack called LaTeX Snippets on the LaTeX typesetting language. Early days but I have plenty in the pipeline.

    #latex #tex #typesetting #mathematics

    latexsnippets.substack.com/

  8. Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    I am fortunate enough to have had the best teachers of my school era, still available when I was going to school; you know; that place where they teach you to

    • be quiet
    • not ask too many questions
    • sit quietly and still for hours
    • do as you're told
    • basically program you to become a working drone

    That part didn't work on me.

    All others good things did work

    I learned

    • the languages
    • the Physics
    • the Chemistry 🧪
    • the Mathematics
    • Linear Algebra
    • the Quantum Physica
    • on every process I was already executing ever since I was a young bright child

    6CO2+ 6H2O = C6H12O6 + 6O2

    This is one of the most important chemical formulas / chemical reactions on Terra

    If you've never had any chemistry please go and look it up {sources}.

    It's important to know this formula by heart.

    If you've had chemistry in school, didn't really like the subject, please also go look it up too.

    When you've read the article about this reaction you will understand why I made that statement of massive importance.

    Without this Natural Chemical Reaction, life, complex life 🧬 for the species of Homo Sapiens would not be possible!

    There are many other reactions in chemistry which dictate what we do, which drive our Corpus, which drive our psyche. I shall not delve into those now, that is for other articles.

    With all this knowledge in background, I saw this generic article on chemistry and this molecule jumped out

    Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    The carbonates are very important and very interesting chemicals which many occur in nature. In fact, the things that they can do for us are so vast and diverse, that I will just point you to a page where everything is neatly and properly explained, on a technical dedactive level.

    Alkaline reactions are a few of the processes that the carbonates can do for us.

    Carbonates are used to soften water

    Ca2+ + CO2−3→ CaCO3 (s) {sources}

    We also use it in cooking, you do that too, when we bake with dough

    When you've read just a section of the article, you'll realize that you use this family of chemicals everyday ;)

    Chemistry 🧪 has never been a mystery for me. I love the way many processes work chemically, it makes everything in nature so nice and beautiful.

    A cohesive comprehension of Nature builds within you, when you understand the mathematics, the physics, the chemistry of processes, which in the beginning seem complex, but are quite simple when divided in the sub processes

    Z

    Sources:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_c

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosyn

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathemat

    #Chemistry #Natrium #Tri #Carbonaat #Physics #Mathematics #Linear #Algebra #Alkaline #Heat #Energy #Warmth

  9. Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    I am fortunate enough to have had the best teachers of my school era, still available when I was going to school; you know; that place where they teach you to

    • be quiet
    • not ask too many questions
    • sit quietly and still for hours
    • do as you're told
    • basically program you to become a working drone

    That part didn't work on me.

    All others good things did work

    I learned

    • the languages
    • the Physics
    • the Chemistry 🧪
    • the Mathematics
    • Linear Algebra
    • the Quantum Physica
    • on every process I was already executing ever since I was a young bright child

    6CO2+ 6H2O = C6H12O6 + 6O2

    This is one of the most important chemical formulas / chemical reactions on Terra

    If you've never had any chemistry please go and look it up {sources}.

    It's important to know this formula by heart.

    If you've had chemistry in school, didn't really like the subject, please also go look it up too.

    When you've read the article about this reaction you will understand why I made that statement of massive importance.

    Without this Natural Chemical Reaction, life, complex life 🧬 for the species of Homo Sapiens would not be possible!

    There are many other reactions in chemistry which dictate what we do, which drive our Corpus, which drive our psyche. I shall not delve into those now, that is for other articles.

    With all this knowledge in background, I saw this generic article on chemistry and this molecule jumped out

    Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    The carbonates are very important and very interesting chemicals which many occur in nature. In fact, the things that they can do for us are so vast and diverse, that I will just point you to a page where everything is neatly and properly explained, on a technical dedactive level.

    Alkaline reactions are a few of the processes that the carbonates can do for us.

    Carbonates are used to soften water

    Ca2+ + CO2−3→ CaCO3 (s) {sources}

    We also use it in cooking, you do that too, when we bake with dough

    When you've read just a section of the article, you'll realize that you use this family of chemicals everyday ;)

    Chemistry 🧪 has never been a mystery for me. I love the way many processes work chemically, it makes everything in nature so nice and beautiful.

    A cohesive comprehension of Nature builds within you, when you understand the mathematics, the physics, the chemistry of processes, which in the beginning seem complex, but are quite simple when divided in the sub processes

    Z

    Sources:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_c

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosyn

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathemat

    #Chemistry #Natrium #Tri #Carbonaat #Physics #Mathematics #Linear #Algebra #Alkaline #Heat #Energy #Warmth

  10. Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    I am fortunate enough to have had the best teachers of my school era, still available when I was going to school; you know; that place where they teach you to

    • be quiet
    • not ask too many questions
    • sit quietly and still for hours
    • do as you're told
    • basically program you to become a working drone

    That part didn't work on me.

    All others good things did work

    I learned

    • the languages
    • the Physics
    • the Chemistry 🧪
    • the Mathematics
    • Linear Algebra
    • the Quantum Physica
    • on every process I was already executing ever since I was a young bright child

    6CO2+ 6H2O = C6H12O6 + 6O2

    This is one of the most important chemical formulas / chemical reactions on Terra

    If you've never had any chemistry please go and look it up {sources}.

    It's important to know this formula by heart.

    If you've had chemistry in school, didn't really like the subject, please also go look it up too.

    When you've read the article about this reaction you will understand why I made that statement of massive importance.

    Without this Natural Chemical Reaction, life, complex life 🧬 for the species of Homo Sapiens would not be possible!

    There are many other reactions in chemistry which dictate what we do, which drive our Corpus, which drive our psyche. I shall not delve into those now, that is for other articles.

    With all this knowledge in background, I saw this generic article on chemistry and this molecule jumped out

    Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    The carbonates are very important and very interesting chemicals which many occur in nature. In fact, the things that they can do for us are so vast and diverse, that I will just point you to a page where everything is neatly and properly explained, on a technical dedactive level.

    Alkaline reactions are a few of the processes that the carbonates can do for us.

    Carbonates are used to soften water

    Ca2+ + CO2−3→ CaCO3 (s) {sources}

    We also use it in cooking, you do that too, when we bake with dough

    When you've read just a section of the article, you'll realize that you use this family of chemicals everyday ;)

    Chemistry 🧪 has never been a mystery for me. I love the way many processes work chemically, it makes everything in nature so nice and beautiful.

    A cohesive comprehension of Nature builds within you, when you understand the mathematics, the physics, the chemistry of processes, which in the beginning seem complex, but are quite simple when divided in the sub processes

    Z

    Sources:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_c

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosyn

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathemat

    #Chemistry #Natrium #Tri #Carbonaat #Physics #Mathematics #Linear #Algebra #Alkaline #Heat #Energy #Warmth

  11. Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    I am fortunate enough to have had the best teachers of my school era, still available when I was going to school; you know; that place where they teach you to

    • be quiet
    • not ask too many questions
    • sit quietly and still for hours
    • do as you're told
    • basically program you to become a working drone

    That part didn't work on me.

    All others good things did work

    I learned

    • the languages
    • the Physics
    • the Chemistry 🧪
    • the Mathematics
    • Linear Algebra
    • the Quantum Physica
    • on every process I was already executing ever since I was a young bright child

    6CO2+ 6H2O = C6H12O6 + 6O2

    This is one of the most important chemical formulas / chemical reactions on Terra

    If you've never had any chemistry please go and look it up {sources}.

    It's important to know this formula by heart.

    If you've had chemistry in school, didn't really like the subject, please also go look it up too.

    When you've read the article about this reaction you will understand why I made that statement of massive importance.

    Without this Natural Chemical Reaction, life, complex life 🧬 for the species of Homo Sapiens would not be possible!

    There are many other reactions in chemistry which dictate what we do, which drive our Corpus, which drive our psyche. I shall not delve into those now, that is for other articles.

    With all this knowledge in background, I saw this generic article on chemistry and this molecule jumped out

    Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    The carbonates are very important and very interesting chemicals which many occur in nature. In fact, the things that they can do for us are so vast and diverse, that I will just point you to a page where everything is neatly and properly explained, on a technical dedactive level.

    Alkaline reactions are a few of the processes that the carbonates can do for us.

    Carbonates are used to soften water

    Ca2+ + CO2−3→ CaCO3 (s) {sources}

    We also use it in cooking, you do that too, when we bake with dough

    When you've read just a section of the article, you'll realize that you use this family of chemicals everyday ;)

    Chemistry 🧪 has never been a mystery for me. I love the way many processes work chemically, it makes everything in nature so nice and beautiful.

    A cohesive comprehension of Nature builds within you, when you understand the mathematics, the physics, the chemistry of processes, which in the beginning seem complex, but are quite simple when divided in the sub processes

    Z

    Sources:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_c

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosyn

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathemat

    #Chemistry #Natrium #Tri #Carbonaat #Physics #Mathematics #Linear #Algebra #Alkaline #Heat #Energy #Warmth

  12. Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    I am fortunate enough to have had the best teachers of my school era, still available when I was going to school; you know; that place where they teach you to

    • be quiet
    • not ask too many questions
    • sit quietly and still for hours
    • do as you're told
    • basically program you to become a working drone

    That part didn't work on me.

    All others good things did work

    I learned

    • the languages
    • the Physics
    • the Chemistry 🧪
    • the Mathematics
    • Linear Algebra
    • the Quantum Physica
    • on every process I was already executing ever since I was a young bright child

    6CO2+ 6H2O = C6H12O6 + 6O2

    This is one of the most important chemical formulas / chemical reactions on Terra

    If you've never had any chemistry please go and look it up {sources}.

    It's important to know this formula by heart.

    If you've had chemistry in school, didn't really like the subject, please also go look it up too.

    When you've read the article about this reaction you will understand why I made that statement of massive importance.

    Without this Natural Chemical Reaction, life, complex life 🧬 for the species of Homo Sapiens would not be possible!

    There are many other reactions in chemistry which dictate what we do, which drive our Corpus, which drive our psyche. I shall not delve into those now, that is for other articles.

    With all this knowledge in background, I saw this generic article on chemistry and this molecule jumped out

    Na2CO3

    Natrium Tri-carbonaat {NL}

    The carbonates are very important and very interesting chemicals which many occur in nature. In fact, the things that they can do for us are so vast and diverse, that I will just point you to a page where everything is neatly and properly explained, on a technical dedactive level.

    Alkaline reactions are a few of the processes that the carbonates can do for us.

    Carbonates are used to soften water

    Ca2+ + CO2−3→ CaCO3 (s) {sources}

    We also use it in cooking, you do that too, when we bake with dough

    When you've read just a section of the article, you'll realize that you use this family of chemicals everyday ;)

    Chemistry 🧪 has never been a mystery for me. I love the way many processes work chemically, it makes everything in nature so nice and beautiful.

    A cohesive comprehension of Nature builds within you, when you understand the mathematics, the physics, the chemistry of processes, which in the beginning seem complex, but are quite simple when divided in the sub processes

    Z

    Sources:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_c

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosyn

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathemat

    #Chemistry #Natrium #Tri #Carbonaat #Physics #Mathematics #Linear #Algebra #Alkaline #Heat #Energy #Warmth

  13. We see the fundamental theorem of arithmetic and the sieve of Eratosthenes in the decomposition into weight × level + jump of natural numbers. Applied to prime numbers this decomposition leads to a new classification of primes.

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #natural #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieveOfEratosthenes #Eratosthenes #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research

  14. My first, favorite and most important sequence, the weights of prime numbers: A117078
    We see prime numbers classified by level and by weight on the graph.

    A117078: a(n) is the smallest k such that prime(n+1) = prime(n) + (prime(n) mod k), or 0 if no such k exists ➡️ oeis.org/A117078

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research

  15. My first, favorite and most important sequence, the weights of prime numbers: A117078
    We see prime numbers classified by level and by weight on the graph.

    A117078: a(n) is the smallest k such that prime(n+1) = prime(n) + (prime(n) mod k), or 0 if no such k exists ➡️ oeis.org/A117078

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research

  16. My first, favorite and most important sequence, the weights of prime numbers: A117078
    We see prime numbers classified by level and by weight on the graph.

    A117078: a(n) is the smallest k such that prime(n+1) = prime(n) + (prime(n) mod k), or 0 if no such k exists ➡️ oeis.org/A117078

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research

  17. My first, favorite and most important sequence, the weights of prime numbers: A117078
    We see prime numbers classified by level and by weight on the graph.

    A117078: a(n) is the smallest k such that prime(n+1) = prime(n) + (prime(n) mod k), or 0 if no such k exists ➡️ oeis.org/A117078

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research

  18. My first, favorite and most important sequence, the weights of prime numbers: A117078
    We see prime numbers classified by level and by weight on the graph.

    A117078: a(n) is the smallest k such that prime(n+1) = prime(n) + (prime(n) mod k), or 0 if no such k exists ➡️ oeis.org/A117078

    #decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #graph #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research