Do you think chess and mathematics are related?

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Not finite systems such as chess

CalamityChristie

Euler's identity .. mathematicians used their imagination to find the square roots of negative numbers (just as i use mine to enable a 500-foot purple elephant score goal for Barcelona).

playing chess requires imagination.

related!

does the OP play chess at all ?

Tantale

@Stevie65

You couldn't know it

 

Stevie65

Thanx Tantale!!

CalamityChristie

Stevie knows it!

put 2 math symbols together in the wrong order and the result is  i.

next up ..... Schrodinger's cat.

Stevie65

Hhhhhh...I've laughed too much this afternoon...it's time for a catnap.

Can we discuss the second law of schrodingers cat later?

CalamityChristie

don't forget the catnip, Stevie!

Stevie65

My eyes are boggled now..Got a bit o' tetris head going on..That's it i'm off.

Tantale

"Can we discuss the second law of schrodingers cat later?"

CalamityChristie
ludrah wrote:
CalamityChristie wrote:

Euler's identity .. mathematicians used their imagination to find the square roots of negative numbers (just as i use mine to enable a 500-foot purple elephant score goal for Barcelona).

playing chess requires imagination.

related!

does the OP play chess at all ?

Again, the sqaure root of negative numbers is undefined. See previous page.

you're not very good at getting jokes, are you ?

zborg
CalamityChristie wrote:

Stevie knows it!

put 2 math symbols together in the wrong order and the result is  i.

next up ..... Schrodinger's cat.

Laughing  This thread just keeps getting better and better.

Radical_Drift
ludrah wrote:
CalamityChristie wrote:

Euler's identity .. mathematicians used their imagination to find the square roots of negative numbers (just as i use mine to enable a 500-foot purple elephant score goal for Barcelona).

playing chess requires imagination.

related!

does the OP play chess at all ?

Again, the sqaure root of negative numbers is undefined. See previous page.

http://www2.edc.org/cme/showcase/cuoco.complex.tex.pdf

Radical_Drift

It doesn't define i that way; it merely says that that is the way i is typically introduced, whether correctly, or incorrectly.

Radical_Drift
ludrah wrote:
chessman1504 wrote:

It doesn't define i that way; it merely says that that is the way i is typically introduced, whether correctly, or incorrectly.

It says "i=sqrt(-1)", which is false.

"The development of the complex number system C in precalculus or algebra 2

texts usually follows one of two paths:"

It's merely referring to how elementary algebra textbooks typically develop the complex number system; mathematics at this level is not entirely rigorous , and such hand waving notions as i=sqrt(-1) are introduced. It's not supporting such a formulation; it's merely taking note of it's practice in secondary school.

JamesCoons

Ultimately everything is related to Mathematics. In a very real sense chess is a branch of Mathematics. You have a small set of rules and based on those rules you attempt to draw conclusions. 

ponz111

Yes, chess and math are related--the are 2nd cousins...

DrSpudnik

They also are third cousins, because one of their grandmother's nephews married his grandfather's niece.

K4rbon
Adriandmen ha scritto:

 Mathematics increases your Spatial Vizualization Ability.

?????

K4rbon

For mathematicians everything is maths. Also law, medicine, sex...

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K4rbon wrote:

Adriandmen ha scritto:

 Mathematics increases your Spatial Vizualization Ability.

?????

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One, two, three,four dimensional etc. mathematics