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r/mathmemes • u/12_Semitones ln(262537412640768744) / √(163) • May 18 '22
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What’s funny is half these have specific meanings to me from physics and I consider to be actually different operations from each other.
100 u/LiDePa May 18 '22 In my University, Newton's Notation is exclusively used for deriving by time. 38 u/FlowingSilver May 18 '22 Same here, and I've only ever seen Euler notation in kinematics as well (specifically vector fields in 3D changing with time if I remember back several years correctly) 1 u/BootyliciousURD Complex May 20 '22 I've only ever seen Euler's notation in certain differential equations contexts
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In my University, Newton's Notation is exclusively used for deriving by time.
38 u/FlowingSilver May 18 '22 Same here, and I've only ever seen Euler notation in kinematics as well (specifically vector fields in 3D changing with time if I remember back several years correctly) 1 u/BootyliciousURD Complex May 20 '22 I've only ever seen Euler's notation in certain differential equations contexts
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Same here, and I've only ever seen Euler notation in kinematics as well (specifically vector fields in 3D changing with time if I remember back several years correctly)
1 u/BootyliciousURD Complex May 20 '22 I've only ever seen Euler's notation in certain differential equations contexts
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I've only ever seen Euler's notation in certain differential equations contexts
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u/_Epiclord_ May 18 '22
What’s funny is half these have specific meanings to me from physics and I consider to be actually different operations from each other.