Difference between revisions of "List of mathematics references"

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This article attempts to list references specific and common mathematical issues.

While Fry and Amy are in the closet, there are two books labelled P and NP. This refers to the P=NP problem

In this episode, also in I Dated a Robot, features the theater Loew's ℵ0-Plex. ℵ (aleph) is used in a sequence of numbers to represent the size of infinite sets. Also, the suffix -plex means how many screens in a cinema. In this case, the ℵ would indicate that there is an infinate amount of screens in Loew theater.

More info here.

On the bilboard that Leela again crashes, it shows how much Popplers were sold. It says: 3.8 x 10^10 popplers sold. That number is the average distance from the Earth to the Moon (measured in centimetres).

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+*While Fry and Amy are in the closet, there are two books labelled P and NP. This refers to the [[wikipedia:P=NP problem|P=NP problem]]
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+*In this episode, also in I Dated a Robot, features the theater Loew's ℵ0-Plex. ℵ (aleph) is used in a sequence of numbers to represent the size of infinite sets. Also, the suffix -plex means how many screens in a cinema. In this case, the ℵ would indicate that there is an infinate amount of screens in Loew theater. <br>
+More info [[wikipedia:Aleph number|here]].
+==={{elink|2ACV15|The Problem with Popplers}}===
+*On the bilboard that Leela again crashes, it shows how much Popplers were sold. It says: 3.8 x 10^10 popplers sold. That number is the average distance from the Earth to the Moon (measured in centimetres).