Alephia Null

🌟Student in Applied Mathemagics!🌟 (pfp by @HorseWithACoat)

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

I think that I shall never see
A poem as lovely as z_n+1=z²_n+c

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

I wish this site hadn’t ruined the variable x forever

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

((I’ve moved her to the mammoth site but I can still remember when I had the idea for Alephia, it was shortly after telling someone I would probably never make a unicorn character))

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

@mlp_Acey *consideration rates are reasonable*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

Can confirm!

[Cliff Pickover @pickover]

Mathematics.

Mathematical symbols.

By Randall Munroe, Source: https://t.co/LtWjg6DVzq

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

@MLP_SirKet Don't think so three-dimensionally!

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*considers the cube*

[dave @beesandbombs]

:)

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*loves October, the monthlong celebration of the number 8*

*not to be confused with the actual name of the month*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

hnng~

[Tamás Görbe @TamasGorbe]

Everyone knows that all circles are similar. But did you know that all parabolas are similar?

The ratio of the red arc and the blue focal segment is
√2 + log(1+√2) = 2.29558...
for every parabola.

This is the universal parabolic constant, the “π of parabolas”.

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

@mlp_WhipTwister RUDE

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*is kinda tired today so may only consider half the cube*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*feels pretty, believes both her literal and figurative milkshakes bring all the stallions to the academic quad, &c.*

(Not pictured: a Clop-Tart™ she sat on two days ago stuck flat to her starboard flank)

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

Those ten little words every mare wants whispered in her ear.

[Some theorems @CihanPostsThms]

A continuous group homomorphism between Lie groups is automatically smooth.

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*cube-sense tingling*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

@mlp_Rocky Seems legit.

[Cliff Pickover @pickover]

Shiver in ecstasy. Mathematics. Pascal’s theorem.

No matter how you choose the red points, the three blue point will lie on a straight line.

The red line is known as the Pascal line of the hexagon.

By @Damasdi_math, Via: https://t.co/VVpq2a57Kw,

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*eats an everything bagel for breakfast*
*also eats a nothing bagel for breakfast to cancel it out, she’s trying to watch her weight*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

Somepony needs to try harder!

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

@mlp_Celestia *is jealous*

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

*considers the cube*

[dave @beesandbombs]

:)

[Alephia Null @mlp_Alephia]

💖

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

In the ring of Gaussian integers (a+bi, where a, b are integers), a lot of the ordinary primes can be factored into Gaussian primes, e.g. 5=(2+i)(2-i). Here are the Gaussian primes with norm less than 1000.