/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15819106
also Mathematica

>>15819106
>>>/g/

Fractional Distance: The Topology of the Real Number Line with Applications to the Riemann Hypothesis
>https://vixra.org/abs/2111.0072
>http://gg762.net/d0cs/papers/Fractional_Distance_v8-20230808.pdf
Recent analysis has uncovered a broad swath of rarely considered real numbers called real numbers in the neighborhood of infinity. Here we extend the catalog of the rudimentary analytical properties of all real numbers by defining a set of fractional distance functions on the real number line and studying their behavior. The main results of are (1) to prove with modest axioms that some real numbers are greater than any natural number, (2) to develop a technique for taking a limit at infinity via the ordinary Cauchy definition reliant on the classical epsilon-delta formalism, and (3) to demonstrate an infinite number of non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function in the neighborhood of infinity. We define numbers in the neighborhood of infinity as Cartesian products of Cauchy equivalence classes of rationals. We axiomatize the arithmetic of such numbers, prove all the operations are well-defined, and then make comparisons to the similar axioms of a complete ordered field. After developing the many underlying foundations, we present a basis for a topology.

>>15819106
>learn C++ without learning C
>learn matlab despite it being one of the biggest piece of shit programs out there when you could do it all in python anyway
Retard alertt

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>>15819123
Go to bed, Tooker.

>>15819106
>I do work in Computational Chemistry at MIT
So you don't actually do any programming?

python is not worth knowing. it's not any easier to learn than js and is capable of less. it serves no purpose.

>>15819456
For better or worse, Python has tons of scientific libraries.

R

R is pretty good

If you know c++ you can probably learn Python in a day.

Yeah R is a great programming language

>>15819473
you wouldn't learn it properly since it's treated as oop and that's how everyone uses it

>this assignment must be created in a Linux environment using the university lab computers

R is good for programming

R is for retard

>>15819456
Good morning sir.

>>15819106
>I do work in Computational Chemistry at MIT
No Julia?

Python (pow)
C (smack)
Scheme (crack)
Java (whack)

I fill out all of my computer programs in quadruplicate. You know, to make it more official and corporate.

>>15819654
Python (brainlet)
C (midwit)
Scheme (merchant)
Java (poo)

/g/

Is C# not the future?

why anon

>>15819683
C# and all .net is java tier shit.
A bastard child of microsoft to directly compete with the bastard child that is java.
The only high level language that I've seen worth anything is Haskell. And, that's been turned to crap by community infighting...
Use whatever you want, nobody will read your github.

>>15819106
Java is the only language worth knowing.

>>15819106
excel

>>15819712
Only if you want to support crap build by indians. Seriously, everything I've had major issues with is some bastard child of tomcat that has so many security holes in it that it has to be dumped for not meeting NIST guildlines. Auditors throw a massive fit about that crap, and for good reason.

>>15819106
The only languages you need to know are C, Java and Python

>>15819106
Meme answer: Lisp.
Serious answer: it depends on what you are trying to achieve.

>>15819734
I want to make money and there's lots of money in Java.

>>15819456
python is much easier to embed in a C program than JS.

>>15819782
There are less disgusting ways to earn lots of money, like gay porn.

I only know how to copy paste stuff on R and make graphs look meh

>>15819782
Ok, enjoy your 40k salary

>>15819106
Java and SQL is what you should learn first. Everything else comes after that.
Unless you are interested in Academia, in which case, C and Haskell.

>>15819456
good luck doing a lot of ai/ machine learning without at least experimenting with python/anaconda libraries at first. python is also good for applications were peformance isnt a main concern and you want to shit out some code real quick that does the job

>>>/g/

I like R the best

R is for genius

Perl kings, where you at?

>>15819721
BARF

>>15820037
Still waiting for Perl 6.

>>15820045
that split off onto Raku, then they tried to make Perl 7 and that went nowhere, some people even left
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2X_caTDcAI

>>15819106
Real mathematicians like me code in Assembly.

>>15820098
>[math]\hat\infty - b[/math]
Tooker, I...

>no server pages script, the most popular form of programming there is for the last 20 years
retard

FORTRAN
BASIC
SAS
REBOL
::confuses ZFC axioms with primitives for a programming language, Fitch derivations with lexically scoped closures, and definitional expansions with an abstraction facility::

>>15820162
The John Titor logo comes from RH solution because I'm also the inventor of the time circuit.

p11

fig11

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>>15819473
can confirm, I learnt python on my semester exam on python

>>15821803
wat?

Haskellchads, ww@?

>>15819106
You in MONET?

The only language that deserves to be mentioned on /sci/

>>15822229
FALSOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
https://github.com/clarus/falso

>>15819106
Here's the real computational chemistry stack

C++
blas/lapack for cpu math
cuda/hip for gpu math
cmake for kys
all running on a rhel compute cluster

python/numpy/matplotlib for data anal and making graphs
mathematica for when you don't feel like doing algebra or easy integrals

Everything else is bloat

>>15819542
yup

>>15819106
>Computational Chemistry at MIT
Professor Cooley is that (You)?

>>15819106
ChemE mostly use Python nowadays.

>>15822365
What's your 3-D vis?

>>15819129
Matlab genuinely has some great tools in the world of controls and optimization. I've yet to find anything Python can do that is even remotely as powerful as fmincon when it comes to constrained nonlinear programming based optimization.

I don't say that happily because python having better support for nonlinear programming and model predictive control would make my life so much easier.

>>15819106
C++ for system related
Kotlin for JVM-related systems
Scala for data
Ruby for anything else

/thread

>>15819467
No!
I mean it may be helpful for statistics, but as a programming language it is fucking retarded.

<-

>>15824325
>Everything else is bloat.

I kid but I don't do any visualization. If I had to I would use VMD with some awk/sed line to convert my program output to vmd format. It makes pretty pictures.

>>15824350
Ruby lmao it must be 2015

>>15819712
Runescape was over 20 years ago, old man

>>15819473
There's nothing to "learn" about python. It's basically just written English.

>>15819106
C is better for speed.

>>15826170
java is still incredibly popular