People say your favorite numbers.

[Darros]

6.

[Galenforcer]

2.

[Tables]

61

[El Rey León]

69 /shot

[someonewhodied]

65535

inb4-1337

inb4-9001

[Thor Odinson]

π^e.

and

√e^iπ < lolimaginary number

Edited December 5, 2010 by Luminescent Blade

[Zkirsche]

e^iπ

which, believe it or not, = -1.

which means:

√e^iπ

= i, not less than i.

Edited December 5, 2010 by Kevin

[Thor Odinson]

Edit: post obsolete

Edited December 5, 2010 by Luminescent Blade

[Thor Odinson]

= i, not less than i.

It's an arrow sign I'm using it here, dammit.

And i isn't the only imaginary number. There could be 2i, 1/2i, π^ei, etc, etc.

Which does make a difference when graphed on the complex plane.

Edited December 5, 2010 by Luminescent Blade

[Jaybee]

25

[Thor Odinson]

However, i is less than 3 πe.

[Zkirsche]

It's an arrow sign I'm using it here, dammit.

And i isn't the only imaginary number. There could be 2i, 1/2i, π^ei, etc, etc.

Which does make a difference when graphed on the complex plane.

I know there are numbers less/greater than i, but √e^iπ isn't one of them ;)

[Thor Odinson]

I never said i

I said imaginary number.

I never specified which one.

For the record, if you're gonna take that arrow as the less than sign, I'm gonna refer to the imaginary number π^ei.

Because fucking pie.

Edited December 5, 2010 by Luminescent Blade

[Zkirsche]

I never said i

I said imaginary number.

I never specified which one.

Actually you said lolimaginary number, and I have no idea what a lolimaginary number is :P

Edited December 5, 2010 by Kevin

[Thor Odinson]

fucking spacebars.

Just have some pie.

[Zkirsche]

fucking spacebars.

Just have some pie.

I prefer cake myself.

[Thor Odinson]

I ate the cake already. There's only pie left.

[Tables]

You people and talking about imaginary numbers being greater than/less than one another. The concept of greater than and less than only applies with real numbers and it's subsets. Please talk about the modulus of the imaginary numbers and/or the coefficient of the imaginary unit when making comparisons, otherwise I may have to go all mathematics on you.

Also my other favourite number is א₀.

Oh wow using א breaks SF lol.

Edited December 5, 2010 by I Eat Tables

[Thor Odinson]

I was more or less referring to the length of that vector-looking thing on the complex plane where you graph that shit, but eh, I don't mind you going mathematics.

We didn't get enough i in school anyway. Fucking high schools don't teach that much.

[Fayt Zelpher]

I was more or less referring to the length of that vector-looking thing on the complex plane where you graph that shit, but eh, I don't mind you going mathematics.

In other words, complex modulus.

[Thor Odinson]

Either way, HS didn't go over them deep enough for my liking. They were just like, herp derp radical negative numbers are imaginary have fun.

[Zkirsche]

Meh, I'll probably get taught all that in january anyway when FP1 starts.

[Fayt Zelpher]

Also my other favourite number is א₀.

Oh wow using א breaks SF lol.

Guess so.

Although I think that א ₁ = c is a better choice.

*Still broken, by the way*

Edited December 5, 2010 by Sheena Fujibayashi

[Tables]

Meh, I'll probably get taught all that in january anyway when FP1 starts.

Indeed. Most, if not all, FP1 syllabi have complex numbers, although you might not meet e^pi*i + 1 = 0 until later.

Edited December 5, 2010 by I Eat Tables

[Thor Odinson]

Aleph breaks anything, really.

It reverses the typing before and after it. Quite annoying.

But still quite awesome.

Edit: I got to e^iπ in BC Calc when we did series. though I knew of it before hand.

Edited December 5, 2010 by Luminescent Blade