EPTI have a minor in Math, after reading through this I start to remember why I abandoned it 3 years ago.
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LastWish
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I have a minor in Math, after reading through this I start to remember why I abandoned it 3 years ago. | ||
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Deleted User 31996
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I used to be a we'er because most (physics) papers i've read through use it. Though my supervisor rages when he sees any sign of it | ||
thedeadhaji
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sundance
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thedeadhaji
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On August 13 2008 22:03 sundance wrote: Interesting reading. Is this master thesis? B/c my master thesis had more then 120 pages, but only to please examiners, otherwise it would shrink to something like 20 pages. I'm glad that I finally graduated, b/c I hated these kind of bureaucracy where you have to artificially inflate page count with some retarded shit. And this is only one example. O_O my masters thesis had a word count limit, not a lower limit. | ||
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inlagdsil
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Hopefully I'll understand this by next year. | ||
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azndsh
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Deleted User 31996
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lawl | ||
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crabapple
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serious question, dont read into any sarcasm or anything. there is none. | ||
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artofmagic
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On August 16 2008 13:20 crabapple wrote: i was always curious about this: how do u do a thesis in math? it's not like writing an opinion in humanities. so unless you discover something new in math, which i can't imagine is very frequent, aren't you basically reiterating known knowledge? how is that a thesis, rather than a compilation and demonstration that you comprehend existing knowledge? serious question, dont read into any sarcasm or anything. there is none. im curious too | ||
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EtherealDeath
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It's actually not that hard to discover something new in math. Just pick a topic and start developing. Of course something actually majorly important is a different story. | ||
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Night[Mare
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crabapple
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On August 17 2008 04:03 EtherealDeath wrote: It's actually not that hard to discover something new in math. Just pick a topic and start developing. Of course something actually majorly important is a different story. pic a topic and develop. im guessing that probably means not discovering a new math technique per se, but maybe discovering that a certain math concept can be applied to the thing ur looking into, or that thing behaves like a certain mathmatical model? that's as far as my imagination takes me. can u take me further? an example would help. | ||
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