What makes math beautiful to you? Is it the patterns or the relationships between different subfields?
pure logical reasoning is pretty fun
>>7665016
this desu. It's fascinating that we could come up with hundreds upon thousands of theorems and ways to explain the universe by building upon a relatively small amount of axioms.
>>7664459
its goodness
I wouldn't call math beautiful. It's interesting and oftentimes fun, but a lot of the time it's just very techincal and complicated without having any inherent beauty. That's not to say it's not worthwhile, but it's just not beautiful.
People who say that sound like those who 'fucking love science'.
>>7664459
I've been looking for borweins integral for the last week. Thanks OP.
>>7664459
Because I want to know more of our Universe, and part of this is mathematics. I don't know why I find the Universe beautiful though, it just feels like this to me.
for me it's finding solutions to problems both real and imagined
each branch of math is dedicated to solving certain problems, but they all intertwine into the grand language of logic we call mathematics
This might sound odd, but one of the biggest initial draws to pure math for me is the arcane and abstract notation thats used and can be created. I think that a good notation or symbolic representation of something that can be abstractly and symbolically understood and manipulated is an incredibly under rated tool.
>>7664459
I make math beautiful.
>le math is le beautiful
>le math is an art xD
>>7666069
Who let the /pol/acks in?
