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Differentiation - Emergent Properties

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Math Quick Reference

Notable: Graphs, Number Tables, Equations

2^Exponent

ResultExponent
21
42
83
164
325
646
1287
2568
5129
102410
204811
409612
819213

10^Exponent

ResultExponent
101
1002
10003
100004
1000005
10000006
100000007
1000000008
10000000009
1000000000010
10000000000011
100000000000012
1000000000000013

e^Exponent

ResultExponent
2.71828182841
7.38905609860962
20.0855369218793
54.59815002844
148.413159086465
403.428793440166
1096.63315826177
2980.95798652378
8103.08392599139
22026.46579002210
59874.14170089211
162754.7913765812
442413.3918839913

Addition Progression

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Quadratic Equation: Circle

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Properties of Equations

Equality

a=a

a=b <=> b=a

a=b <=> a+c=b+c

a=b <=> a-c=b-c

a=b <=> a*c=b*c

a=b <=> a/c=b/c

a=b <=> f(a)=b <=> f(b)=a

Algebraic

a+b=b+a <=> ab=ba

(a+b)+c <=> a+(b+c)

a(b+c) <=> ab+ac

a+0=a <=> a*1=a

a+(-a)=0 <=> a*(1/4)=1

a=b <=> a/c=b/c

a=b <=> f(a)=b <=> f(b)=a


Logarithm/Exponent

Core Inversion

b^logb(x)=x

logb(b^x)=x

b^0=1 <=> logb(1)=0

b^1=b <=> logb(b)=1

Logarithm

logb(xy)=logb(x)+logb(y) <=> (b^x)*(b^y)=b^(x+y)

logb(x/y)=logb(x)-logb(y) <=> (b^x)/(b^y)=b^(x-y)

logb(x^n)=n*logb(x)

Exponent

(b^x)*(b^y)=b^(x+y)

(b^x)/(b^y)=b^(x-y)

(b^x)^y=b^(xy)

Equality

b^x=b^y <=> x=y

logb(x)=logb(y) <=> x=y

Math Subjects(Grouped by Scope)

Situational Application

Applying these equations to different scenarios and different domains. Materials, shapes, and other simple properties. Scale, rotation, etc...

Dimensional Application

Translation of equations into 2 dimensions and 3 dimensions or more. Dimensions, Matrix, and Arrays.

						String Array Example: Char_X_XX_XX_XX
						Where X can be numerical string data, or even parser required string data.
						This example can have up to 4 dimensions, aka properties.
						A parser could use the underscore to denote the groups of X data to be parsed as group data.
						

Substrate Paradigm Application

Equations applied to properties of emergent properties of space/time/fields. Overlapping concepts accrossed domains. Even intertwined/coupled with correlation or inverse correlation. Frames, relative reference, coherence.

Top Level Math Concepts:

Bonus

If there was no big bang, then how could there be baryonic acoustic oscillations?