it’s not immediately obvious that they are - the rationals are neither open nor closed in the reals
make a sequence of intervals of the form [q_n, q_n], which has all rationals
oh the intersection doesn’t have to be finite
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god dammit borel you fucked me
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Apparently they censored a ratemyprofessor review for a math professor here, the only 5 star review for him, which read only “skill issue”
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CS professor actually
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that’s my may university!
hey can you guys remind me to wash my hair when i post in here like 12 hours from now i might forget
being super dramatic and then having to explain what i actually mean because nobody gets it
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Atasssssss
Atlasssss
i’m pretty confident in my ability to do well on everything else on the test, including the other proofs. but this problem is just evil
yes
I’m going for a 100 on our EM test
- Transmission line concepts and parameters (attenuation constant, phase constant, wave number, wavelength, dielectric constant/relative permittivity, etc)
- Characteristic impedance, reflection coefficient, standing waves, SWR, shorted and open transmission line, quarterwave transmission line, transient response and bounce diagram
This is doable
Wash your hair
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It doesn’t seem that bad…