The book was a good read. I know that I have forgotten 97.00835% of the math which I have been exposed to, but I had trouble understanding the math on page 225 about baseball bases statistics. I could not figure out how 12 singles X 2 bases each = 12 bases. I suggest that the 2 bases each be changed to 1 base each.
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Now that’s math I understand! : )))
*Applause*
I can get behind this math and your poetry. Awesome post.
Prime Factors was genuinely tear jerking
so very touching… in some sort of asymptotic way
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Love this, adorable.
Agreed!
I was reading How to Tell a Mathematician you Love Them…do you know what to say to a computational geometer?
(The computational geometer is me.)
Woah with the last one! There are probably many such poets, and that is not a bad answer.
Limiti della dimostrazione
Non posso dimostrare che ti amo.
āØnon voglio sembrare privo di dolcezza
āØMa non posso provare che ti amo
āØsenza un margine di incertezza.
Non cāĆØ una buona prova che ti amo,
e capisco di sembrar flemmatico.
No, non ĆØ che non ti amo,
solo che lāamore ĆØ assiomatico.
Favorire incontri come esercizio combinatorio
Ho dato unāocchiata alle combinazioni:
sette miliardi sopra 2 (il binomiale).
Fa 24 milioni di milioni di milioni:
ci ĆØ voluto del tempo mica male.
La dura ricerca ĆØ convenuta, tuttavia,
per provare che il mio teorema si regge da sƩ:
āNello spazio non cāĆØ coppia, cara mia,
che uguaglia la combinazione tra me e teā
.
Soon the adaptation into Italian of all poems.
Amazing! I listened to it on Google Translate and it definitely sounds better in Italian.
I’m going to translate (adapt) all your little masterpieces.
It’s a threat. :-;
Love this
Dear Ben, here is the link to my adaptations in Italian. I hope you appreciate them. Have a good day. Marco
https://keespopinga.blogspot.it/2018/04/poesie-damore-per-matematici.html
Thanks so much, Marco!
swiping a/p of stupendous!
The book was a good read. I know that I have forgotten 97.00835% of the math which I have been exposed to, but I had trouble understanding the math on page 225 about baseball bases statistics. I could not figure out how 12 singles X 2 bases each = 12 bases. I suggest that the 2 bases each be changed to 1 base each.
Glad you enjoyed the book! And yes, good catch – a single is generally worth 1 base, except in the most extreme circumstances. š
So romantic so sad things are so beautiful things are not.
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I never thought Iād see the day where math and romance collided so beautifully, but āLove Poems for Mathematiciansā is such a delightful read! I love how it blends logic with emotion, turning equations and formulas into expressions of affectionāitās clever, quirky, and surprisingly touching. It makes me think about how love itself can be a kind of symmetry or pattern we try to understand. Honestly, it even inspired me to explore more playful ways to connect intellectually and emotionally. For a modern twist, Iāve been enjoying sharing these vibes through https://lovescape.com/crush-on-ai-app/ Crush on AI Appāitās fun, interactive, and surprisingly romantic!