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Today I learned about multiplying matrices, inverse matrices, and breaking up matrices from the goat of Linear Algebra Gilbert Strang. His lectures are actually so entertaining to watch and the textbook (Linear Algebra 5th edition) has some very challenging problems that I guess can help you build intuition for the subject. Also cooked up this proof (second pic) for the associative property of matrices in the case of square matrices (number 18 problem set 1.4 fifth edition).
what do theorems mean in tlt? that bit always confused me
a theorem is a (mathematical?) statement that has been proven as true (using a proof) and is often used to solve more complicated problems. i.e. the Pythagorean theorem being used to solve for various properties of a right triangle, and further than that, it can be used for useful IRL stuff like architecture and getting a plane off the ground.
the Locked Tomb treats necromancy like a science, with (unexplained) rules, methods, equations, theorems, etc. Harrowhark mentions the "theorem mathematics" of the creche massacre when she confesses to John in HtN, and later on in the same book Ianthe is mentioned as having a notebook filled with "substantial mathematics" related to her necromantic study.
THEREFORE when they say "theorem" in TLT I imagine how in order to get a plane off the ground you have to do a lot of math first to calculate stuff like interia and force and air resistance and friction, and then to keep it flying you have to do yet more math and think about things like how you will lose some amount of energy as heat.
following that, in order to get a skeleton to fold your laundry you have to do a lot of math first about the energy requierments of cell division (regarding building the skeletal frame up from a single bone chip), cell differentiation (building out ligaments as needed), etc necromantic verbage, and then to KEEP it folding that laundry you have to do yet more math about like, i dunno. Gravity and energy loss.
it seems like a lot of work, honestly. no wonder normal, non-Lyctoral necromancers are always bleeding and sweating all over the place
math theorems are so weird- like what do you mean “let” x be a value? I’ll let it be anything it wants! he, she, they, YOU are the one trying to put x into a box
what if I don’t let x be a certain value, is the entire theorem going to collapse? what then mr. poisson, WHAT THEN
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This isnt really meant to be comprehensive coverage of my 24 pages of work and speculation trying to rigorously define my work with the dragon curve, but I chose some random pages i found particularly aesthetic. I also don't usually talk much about products or anything, but for math the Remarkable 2 is extremely useful if you like to do work by hand. It writes well enough, and the ability to move writing around makes it so you can very neatly organize proofs as you go. A little pricey for such a limited and closed ecosystem, but she's been a work horse for me, as you can see, especially for math.
THEOREM: 100% of the five “five guys” guys were ITALIAN.
This would explain several theorys.
For one it would back up and corroborate the rumor of the long standing suspicion that it could of been that one of the five boys is/was “Mario”.
Another reason to believe… according to the legend the Italian flag was secretly meant to be the “Five Guys Flag”. The five original colors included pink and Beige. However the additional remaining colors were surgically removed from the flag after a freak accident. (This theory was very popular in my Internet chats in 96- much supporting evidence)
YET ANOTHER AND FINAL EVIDENCE.
The “five men” are never seen ever in life, so we have no confirmation of their gender or pronouns or Status of alive. This would be VERY SUPPORTED BY THE ITALIAN concept because it would mean they are in ITALY. Which is not in America which is where 1006% of the five guy are. Which is why we dont see them
IN CONCLUSION. The five guys run their market from across the seas… this is admirable. Many of you could learn from this. I personally run many markets remotely from my home island of “SCROIN” which allows me to avoid 200% of taxes using my special codes. Thank you
Okay, so, the Intermediate Value Theorem (IVT) clearly states that if you start from point (a,f(a)), below the x-axis, and move towards (b,f(b)) above the x-axis without lifting your pen up, you have to cross the x-axis at some point; (x_0,0) here. But, isn't that too obvious to be a theorem?
Can you see the hidden implication here for the foundations of mathematics?