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I am a self-learner who aspires to be a mathematician someday. I know I have a lot to learn, but I will try my best to understand mathematics and achieve my dream.

The name Pie came from the numbers $\pi$ and $ e$ I found it funny that combining these two gives us pie:).

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What were the obstacles that made the discovery of calculus very late?
Jan 16
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Why was the development of mathematics very slow between Ancient Greece and Descartes?
Jan 15
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Reference request: What were the problems of accepting zero, negative numbers, and complex numbers? And how were they solved?
Nov 5, 2023
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How to "prove" recent analysis theorems without rigor?
Dec 25, 2023
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Are there alternatives functions for the gamma function that was used as generalisation for the factorials?
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How was addition and multiplication of natural numbers defined before 1870 (Cantor and modern set theory)?
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Reference request: What were the problems of accepting zero, negative numbers, and complex numbers? And how were they solved? [duplicate]
Nov 5, 2023
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Evaluate the integral $\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\binom{n}{x}dx$.
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Conjecture: $\sum\limits_{k=1}^nk^m=S_3(n)\times\frac{P_{m-3}(n)}{N_m}$ for odd $m>1 \ ;\ =S_2(n)\times\frac{P_{m-2}'(n)}{N_m}$ for even $m$.
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How to start learning philosophy and overcome my bias towards mathematics?
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Complex analysis book recommendations with more exercise than Ahlfors' book.
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Is it known that the Collatz-like sequence with 7n+1 diverges to infinity starting with 7?