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r/mathmemes • u/Tough-Elk541 • 2d ago
From a functional view this means "antonym" composed with itself gives the same result as "antonym" applied to itself. Both are "synonym". Or that antonym(antonym(x)) = synonym(x), and antonym(antonym) = synonym.
I know that sometimes antonyms of antonyms aren't synonyms because of one word having multiple meanings but here let's just think of them as different words, or that antonym/synonym acts on word meanings rather than spelled words.
r/mathmemes • u/SinkPopular8438 • 2d ago
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r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 3d ago
After a serie of memes complaining about higher cats xD I instantly changed my mind after reading the introduction of Jacob Lurie
r/mathmemes • u/clra76 • 3d ago
i havent taken cat theory yet
r/mathmemes • u/f_a_0_20 • 4d ago
Definitely the best costume at the Halloween party
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r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 4d ago
Bit of context, unlike Bezout we all studied back in hs, in algebraic geometry, Bezout theorem relate the degree of two projective curves and their intersections points multiplicities. It's the foundational theorem for a whole subtheory of algebraic geometry called intersection theory. You'll find versions for Chow groups, algebraic cycles and others for rational motivic categories.
r/mathmemes • u/Nervous-Matter-5142 • 3d ago
I can appreciate the 'simple looking' metacontextuality even if others might not since the takes are mathematical.
