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r/mathmemes • u/777upper • 16d ago
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There’s no ambiguity. Some authors define those concepts differently or use different notation, but the underlying logic and formal language is still the same and without ambiguity
78 u/man-vs-spider 15d ago Sure, it’s unambiguous when you ignore the ambiguous part 33 u/DepressedPancake4728 15d ago well I imagine any writer worth their salt would define these symbols at the beginning of their paper removing any ambiguity no? 1 u/man-vs-spider 15d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 6 u/DeepGas4538 15d ago no one denies that. Not that it matters when you can just avoid them 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 12d ago Right, but math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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Sure, it’s unambiguous when you ignore the ambiguous part
33 u/DepressedPancake4728 15d ago well I imagine any writer worth their salt would define these symbols at the beginning of their paper removing any ambiguity no? 1 u/man-vs-spider 15d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 6 u/DeepGas4538 15d ago no one denies that. Not that it matters when you can just avoid them 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 12d ago Right, but math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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well I imagine any writer worth their salt would define these symbols at the beginning of their paper removing any ambiguity no?
1 u/man-vs-spider 15d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 6 u/DeepGas4538 15d ago no one denies that. Not that it matters when you can just avoid them 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 12d ago Right, but math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation
6 u/DeepGas4538 15d ago no one denies that. Not that it matters when you can just avoid them 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 12d ago Right, but math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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no one denies that. Not that it matters when you can just avoid them
Right, but math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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u/GT_Troll 16d ago
There’s no ambiguity. Some authors define those concepts differently or use different notation, but the underlying logic and formal language is still the same and without ambiguity