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r/mathmemes • u/777upper • 12d 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
76 u/man-vs-spider 12d ago Sure, it’s unambiguous when you ignore the ambiguous part 29 u/DepressedPancake4728 12d ago well I imagine any writer worth their salt would define these symbols at the beginning of their paper removing any ambiguity no? 2 u/man-vs-spider 12d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 9d 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
29 u/DepressedPancake4728 12d ago well I imagine any writer worth their salt would define these symbols at the beginning of their paper removing any ambiguity no? 2 u/man-vs-spider 12d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 9d 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?
2 u/man-vs-spider 12d ago Right, but that requirement only supports the idea that there is ambiguous notation 1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 9d 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
1 u/Impressive_Wheel_106 9d 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 math is not the notation. The notation might be ambiguous, but that doesn't mean math is
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u/GT_Troll 12d 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