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This post is an excerpt that will be included in my final Master’s thesis, but I decided it is interesting enough to post it on its own.
We will define a few of Peano’s axioms together with a procedure for substitution in equations so that we can prove some theorems using this system.
This blog post will serve as a quick tutorial to basic probability and random variables, and encoding them in Racket. It assumes basic knowledge with sets and programming.
Continue reading “Encoding probability and random variables in Racket”I would like to mathematically demonstrate how important it is to stay home in times like these. My article will be a very short version of the cite below. Let’s start with a simple task:
Begin by asking how a rumor might spread among a population. Suppose on Day 1 a single person tells someone else a rumor, and suppose that on every subsequent day, each person who knows the rumor tells exactly one other person the rumor. Have students ponder, discuss and answer questions like: “How many days until 50 people have heard the rumor? 100 people? The whole school? The whole country?Exponential Outbreaks: The Mathematics of Epidemics
In my previous post I’ve said that to prove that from 
Recently I’ve been teaching my friend boolean algebra for their exams at university. Some exercises included simplifying boolean expressions. While teaching them, I noticed that we mostly relied on the transformation rules and almost mechanically simplified expressions (M of MIU, remember? :))
In this post, we will formalize this algebra and prove some properties about it.
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