3n+1 Ep36: The line of total incomprehension!
The n+1 problem is easy ... the 2n+1 problem is easy ... but the 3n+1 problem completely vexes us! This happens a lot in mathematics, as with the Perfect Cuboid Problem. Careful not to step across the Line of Total Incomprehension. #collatz collatz conjecture 3x+1
(In the video, did I say "internal dialogue"?)
Видео 3n+1 Ep36: The line of total incomprehension! канала Math Kook
(In the video, did I say "internal dialogue"?)
Видео 3n+1 Ep36: The line of total incomprehension! канала Math Kook
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