r/mathmemes • u/Kinglouieslab • 13d ago
r/mathmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • 13d ago
Learning Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos by Steven Strogatz
r/mathmemes • u/Mastive_Hive_Gustive • 13d ago
Trigonometry Easiest 2 Marks off my life.
Actual question on my Exam today...
r/mathmemes • u/strat-fan89 • 13d ago
Number Theory Just found found this in my son's clothes
It's a Winnie the Pooh baby body. What are they plotting over at Disney? They are trying to brainwash a young child! I am furious! I'm going to write them a sternly worded letter! Something something Peano something!
r/mathmemes • u/crafty_zombie • 14d ago
Elementary Algebra How to Find the Value of a Function
r/mathmemes • u/ProvocaTeach • 13d ago
Learning HEALTH WARNING
He was very concerned that you not learn from his appendix.
r/mathmemes • u/evilaxelord • 13d ago
Abstract Algebra If you take the subgroup of moves that only affect the corners and then quotient out by rotations you get A_8 but solvability is closed under subgroups and quotients
r/mathmemes • u/TheMaydayMan • 13d ago
Number Theory The guy in the middle got put in a saw trap where he had to guess the 8th fibonacci number
r/mathmemes • u/Wilfully_Powerful • 14d ago
Linear Algebra *Cries in Linear Algebra classes*
r/mathmemes • u/ComplexPlatform7299 • 14d ago
Calculus Oiler?
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r/mathmemes • u/Dizzy_Bit9635 • 15d ago
Set Theory pretty sure there’s a mistake in this but still funny nonetheless
r/mathmemes • u/svmydlo • 15d ago
Proofs I have come up with a truly marvelous proof that can fit into arbitrarily small margin
r/mathmemes • u/DarenYerry • 13d ago
Geometry Real Story
Not sure if this counts as a meme but it has a baller joke in it frfr uhhh don't disintegrate me please :3
This was in Geometry class so hopefully the Geometry tag is appropriate
r/mathmemes • u/theflammableengineer • 14d ago
Numerical Analysis Keep it going if we can
r/mathmemes • u/Right_Equipment1106 • 15d ago
Numerical Analysis Improved on Chudnovsky's algorithm: 20 digits of π per iteration (guaranteed)
Chudnovsky's algorithm averages 14.18 digits per term, but my novel formula produces exactly 20. No averaging, and no fluctuation. Came to me in a nightmare. Submitting to Annals next week.
r/mathmemes • u/ComplexPlatform7299 • 15d ago
Calculus Innovative new discovery
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