Math Models of Justice
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Prices of Commodities: Logical vs Math Modelling
nahaymath
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11 months ago
Human beings are so mentally attached to our object-oriented way of thinking in terms of syllogisms, that we cannot grasp how logic applies to mathematical models. For exam...
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Note on Roots of a Certain Transcendental Equation
nahaymath
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1 year ago
Have you ever wondered where all the infinitely many complex-valued roots of a transcendental equation go, especially a transcendental equation which is in some easy-to-def...
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Computing the Energy and Cost to Power a Trike
nahaymath
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1 year ago
I am considering giving up my car, since peak oil is past and anthropogenic global warming is happening now, so we need to save oil for making those items which we cannot m...
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Translating Natural Language to Formal Logic in Law and Justice
nahaymath
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1 year ago
Sketching the ideas of a formal mathematical theory or system of justice.
First step for the viewer: translating statements in natural language into formal symbolic systems.
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Continuous_Nowhere_Differentiable_Functions.mpg
nahaymath
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1 year ago
It had been so long (10 months) since I created and uploaded a video that I wanted to get ANYthing up here. Not the topic I really want to do (modelling justice using forma...
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Atmospheric properties 3 of 3
nahaymath
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1 year ago
I prove that the formula for pressure, density and temperature as a function of altitutde, x, over a hypothetical flat earth of infinite area yields results consistent with...
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Atmospheric properties 2 of 3
nahaymath
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1 year ago
I derive the formula for pressure, density and temperature as a function of altitutde, x, over a hypothetical flat earth of infinite area assuming the ideal gas law.
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Atmospheric properties 1 of 3
nahaymath
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1 year ago
I derive the formula for pressure, density and temperature as a function of altitutde, x, over a hypothetical flat earth of infinite area assuming the ideal gas law.
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Global Warming Discrete Version 2 of 2
nahaymath
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2 years ago
I continue my 2-part lecture, explaining why ever-decreasing high and low temperatures do not contradict global warming.
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Global Warming Discrete Version 1 of 2
nahaymath
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2 years ago
I demonstrate with a very simple model why an ever-decreasing sequence of low and high temperatures do not disprove global warming.
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