Welcome to Jared M. Hersh's webpage! (!!!)
Mathematicians are machines for turning coffee into theorems. ~Paul Erdos
Regrettably, one of the fundamental sadnesses of life is that a sort of converse does not hold: baristas seem not to be machines for turning theorems into coffee. The empirical evidence suggests almost incontrovertibly that they need coffee beans.
I am a 19th-grader studying mathematics UCSB.
My email address is jhersh(at)math(dot)ucsb(dot)edu.
My office is South Hall 6432-K. I share it with Danny Rife, who is busy playing Warcraft.
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"Mom, what's 6 times 8?"
"Oh, sweetie. Those are two completely different numbers."
Since December 10, 2004 (t = 0), f(t) = n people have viewed this page.
We leave it as an exercise to the interested reader to show that f is an increasing function of t.
Is f necessarily strictly increasing? Prove or construct a counterexample.
We leave it as an exercise to the interested reader to show that f is an increasing function of t.
Is f necessarily strictly increasing? Prove or construct a counterexample.