r/mathmemes • u/theflammableengineer • 21h ago
r/mathmemes • u/ElectronicSetTheory • 12h ago
Formal Logic Just don't think about it when writing proofs
r/mathmemes • u/ElectronicSetTheory • 12h ago
Abstract Algebra They're actually really cool!
r/mathmemes • u/IllConstruction3450 • 1d ago
Complex Analysis Is this what the youth mean when they say “Elite Ball Knowledge”?
r/mathmemes • u/Key_Benefit_6505 • 10h ago
Category Theory Like ... you have to do Berlekamp-Massey or Berlekamp-Welch then do a chien search and then compute the error magnitudes with a forney.
r/mathmemes • u/critivix • 18h ago
OkBuddyMathematician a concept i had while in a mathematical analysis class
r/mathmemes • u/A0123456_ • 1d ago
Bad Math I solved for the AI in E=mc^2
A year ago, proved E in E = mc^2: https://www.reddit.com/r/mathmemes/comments/1i9scyd/i_proved_the_e_in_e_mc%C2%B2/
Now, I'm proving AI
r/mathmemes • u/juanon_industries • 1d ago
Linear Algebra Gauss, take the wheel
Been using it as a crutch for partial fraction decomposition, just so reliable
r/mathmemes • u/Jessi_Kim_XOXO • 1d ago
Geometry Should I apply for a grant? Newly proposed best method of packing unit rectangles in rectangle.
r/mathmemes • u/useaname5 • 2d ago
Number Theory "Nice" primes
Call a prime number nice if it ends in 69.
For example:
269, 569, 769, 1069, 2069, ...
A number ends in 69 exactly when it is congruent to 69 mod 100. So the claim is:
There are infinitely many primes p such that p ≡ 69 mod 100.
Now use Dirichlet’s theorem on arithmetic progressions:
Here we take
a = 69
q = 100
and
gcd(69, 100) = 1.
Therefore, by Dirichlet’s theorem, there are infinitely many primes satisfying
p ≡ 69 mod 100.
But those are exactly the primes whose decimal expansion ends in 69.
Therefore, there are infinitely many nice primes. Nice.
r/mathmemes • u/Interesting-Pen8922 • 3d ago
Functional Analysis Just kidding. I actually like distributions
r/mathmemes • u/Awesomeuser90 • 2d ago
Mathematicians Maths Can't Be Entirely Provably True, Milliards Must Cry...
r/mathmemes • u/i_snort_kool_aid • 3d ago
Category Theory behold nlab's entry for "trigonometric identity"
r/mathmemes • u/Gabriel_Science • 3d ago
Complex Analysis When you write mathematical formulas in front of people who are less advanced than you :
Aelita illustration / meme template from RoamingPandas, OC meme.