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Math puzzles, part 2/3
Oct 01, 2011 17:21
Two days ago someone posted these links on an IRC channel:
http://bunbunmaru.com/wakaba/photos/src/1317203606.90948521.jpg
http://bunbunmaru.com/wakaba/photos/src/1317205463.5224561.png
http://bunbunmaru.com/wakaba/photos/src/1317205481.52651961.png
These contain links to three pictures with mathematical movie puzzles (
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561
October 1 2011, 16:12:35 UTC
sup is the supremum
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Supremum.html
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561
October 1 2011, 16:18:47 UTC
... Least upper bound of a duck?? *giggles*
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hennes
October 1 2011, 16:30:05 UTC
I did not know most films, but I made extensive use of
the internet movie database
.
Without that resource I would have recognised two film only. (The matrix and the beauty and the beast).
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561
October 1 2011, 16:15:07 UTC
\frac{\partial u}{\partial t} is partial differentiation with respect to t (i.e. of a multi-variable function) not differentation...
Nabla^2 is the Laplacian
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Laplacian.html
The whole formula rings a bell... can't place it though
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561
October 1 2011, 16:17:33 UTC
Got it!
It is the heat equation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_equation
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hennes
October 1 2011, 16:32:49 UTC
Wow. Good find!
heat (1995)
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561
October 1 2011, 16:19:09 UTC
This is fun, though, I know no film names. :)
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http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Supremum.html
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Without that resource I would have recognised two film only. (The matrix and the beauty and the beast).
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Nabla^2 is the Laplacian
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Laplacian.html
The whole formula rings a bell... can't place it though
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It is the heat equation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_equation
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heat (1995)
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