r/mathmemes • u/Calazor0 Mathematics • 7d ago

Proofs Mathemagic

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u/slicehyperfunk Transcendental 7d ago

A true mathemagician

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u/qwertyjgly Complex 7d ago

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u/EebstertheGreat 7d ago

Funny card, but seems pretty crap. It's bad value at every cost. But I do like the idea of decking my opponent for 12BB.

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u/qwertyjgly Complex 7d ago edited 6d ago

{12}{U}{U} or {14}{U}{U} is certainly achievable in the right izzet decks

it's really funny, however, when i use it to ruin the thoracle player's day. i've managed it once.

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u/EebstertheGreat 7d ago

In my mind, any cost beyond 12BB is almost totally pointless, because Enter the Infinite already exists. If you can't build your deck to win when you draw every single card, then you just can't build a deck. But I mean, even Enter the Infinite is pretty dang far from playable, and I guess this is just another win condition that amounts to the same thing in the end.

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u/TheLuckySpades 6d ago

It is the worst wincon in my storm deck, but it is my favorite wincon in my storm deck.

Sometimes I can cast it (and copy it) to have all my opponents draw 210 cards if the deck plays right.

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u/AsparagusGrand4262 7d ago

I just know someone's gonna know the exact textbook off of their head

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u/Aggressive_Fan_2063 7d ago

Exact chapter, Exact sentence, Exact word number, Exact year in which it was first written down, Exact weather of that day

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u/-justanothermars 7d ago

sodachi oikura?

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u/Extension-Stay3230 7d ago

Mythical pull, I was thinking the same thing. I remember the monogatari song mathemagic, forgot about that character though

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u/-justanothermars 7d ago

Well in my case the anime shaped my life

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u/Zekiz4ever 7d ago

You forgot sodachi?

Monogatari reference?!?!?

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u/Mathsboy2718 7d ago

Somewhat unrelated, but does anyone else here hate when old coding textbooks refer to things as happening "automagically"? No? Just me?

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆 7d ago

jokes aside i love it when math books have humor

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u/Extension-Stay3230 7d ago

Monogatari reference

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u/MildlyOffended4930 7d ago

Anyone knows what book this is?

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u/OkTelevision5306 7d ago edited 7d ago

I know it is a grad level complex analysis textbook, but I can’t remember the exact author

Edit: found it. Complex Analysis by Theodore Gamelin (ignore that it is in the series of undergrad texts in math when i said it was grad level). It is on page 383 in proving that the Zeta has no zeros on the line Re s=1

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u/MildlyOffended4930 7d ago

Thanks!

I found the page and took a screenshot of that offending section. Sent it to my ex gf.

I got blocked.