Wikipedia:Userboxes/Mathematics

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1 General
2 Math Clubs
3 Measurement systems
4 Number bases
5 Numbers & Variables
6 Statistics
7 Problem Solving
8 Algebra
9 Geometry
10 Trigonometry

[edit] General

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$e^{i \pi} \,\;$

This user is a mathematician.

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1+1=3?

This user does not understand mathematics.

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2×2=4

This user is a beginner mathematician.

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a²+b²=c²

This user is an intermediate mathematician.

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$\sum_{i=1}^{\infty}{1 \over i^2}$

This user is an advanced mathematician.

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This user is an expert mathematician.

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$\scriptstyle{ \delta_{ii} = 3} \,\;$

This user understands the summation convention.

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$\textstyle{\frac{\partial}{\partial x}} \,\;$

This user only partially understands mathematics.

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$\frac ?0$

This user can divide by zero.

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This user enjoys thinking in Four Dimensions.

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$E_{m,n} = 2^{n-m}{n \choose m}$

This user enjoys n-dimensional objects.

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This user is a cryptologist and actually understands how SHA works.

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e^πi+1=0

This user is a mathie.

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This user is a mathie.

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This user loves getting tangled up in Knot theory.

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This user is interested in graph theory.

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This user thinks polar coordinates are pretty.

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λ	This user is fluent in Lambda calculus.

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This user is interested in polyhedra.

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This user knows that math is

$\int e^{xy}\,$

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$\int\limits _a^b\,$

This user knows the difference between an integral and an antiderivative.
And so should you!

$\int\,$

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$\sqrt{2}$

This user knows how to prove that the square root of two is irrational.

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$e \ne \frac {p} {q}$

This user can prove that the number, e, is irrational

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$\pi \ne \frac {p} {q}$

This user can prove that

π

is irrational.

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This user knows how to
Find X

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(1),

(n) →

(n+1)

This user loves Mathematical Induction.

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This user has a keen interest in mathematics.

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Erdős N

This user has an Erdős number of N

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Gimps

This user runs GIMPS on his or her personal computer.

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$\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{n^x}{x!}$

This user understands capital sigma and pi notation; And you should too!

$\prod_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{n^x}{x!}$

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[edit] Math Clubs

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ΜΑΘ

This user is currently a member of Mu Alpha Theta.

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mth

This user participates in math competitions.

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ΠΜΕ

This user is a member of Pi Mu Epsilon.

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[edit] Measurement systems

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SI	This user prefers the metric system of measurement.

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This user uses the metric system and loves it.

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SI-0

This user thinks the metric system is bureaucratic and inhuman and will think in Fahrenheit until he/she dies.

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met?

This user prefers metric units, but, having grown up in the U.S., cannot relate to them.

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?met?

This user prefers metric units and cannot figure out why Americans have such a hard time with them.

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ft-lb

This user uses Imperial units.

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ft-lb

This user uses American Measurements.

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ft-lb-0

This user does not use U.S. Customary Units (or does not wish to use U.S. Customary Units).

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This user measures both in metric system and American system units.

ft-lb

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cgs-SI

This user measures in metric system and Imperial units.

ft-lb

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{{User:Nived 90/Template: Metric system&Canadian units of measurement}}

This user measures both in metric system and Canadian units.

ft-lb

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$c$ $= 1$

This user uses natural units.

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This user prefers the metric system

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This user does not prefer the metric system

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This user likes U.S. customary units of measurement, especially the pint.

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[edit] Number bases

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1+1=10

This user likes binary.

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1+2=10

This user likes ternary.

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1+1=11

This user likes balanced ternary.

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2+3=10

This user likes quinary.

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3+3=10

This user likes senary.

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4+4=10

This user likes octal.

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3x3=10

This user likes nonary.

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5+5=10

This user likes decimal.

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6+6=10

This user likes dozenal.

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6×9=42

This user jokes in base 13.

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1112	This user knows that eleventy-twelve is a real number.

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8+8=10

This user likes hexadecimal.

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T h i s W i k i p e d i a n l i k e s hexadecimal numbers.

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4×5=10

This user likes vigesimal.

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3×4×5=10

This user likes sexagesimal.

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10	This user realizes that there are 10 types of people in this world; those who understand binary and those who do not.

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[edit] Numbers & Variables

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$\int e^x dx$

| I | N | T | E | G | R | A | L | S |

My antiderivative

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Pi ≈ 3.1415926535897932384626

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Pi ≈ 3.14159265358979323846264

33832795028841971693993751058 20974944592307816406286208998 62803482534211706798214808651 32823066470938446095505822317 25359408128481117450284102701 93852110555964462294895493038 19644288109756659334461284756 48233786783165271201909145648 56692346038610454326648213393 60726024914127372458700660631 55817488152092096282925409171 53643678925903600113305305488 20466521384146951941511609

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This user knows by heart an unspecified number of digits in the decimal representation of pi.

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Three, plus a hair

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This user knows digits digits of pi.

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This user knows none of the digits of pi.

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$0.\bar{9}$ =1

This user knows that 0.999... is exactly 1, but acquired a migraine learning it.

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$0.\bar{9}$ =1

This user knows that 0.9...(repeating) is exactly 1 and can prove it. But wishes that other people could understand in the way he does.

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!=	This user believes that 0.99999... does NOT equal 1.

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$.\bar{0}1$

This user believes in the existence of the infintesimal and can prove its existence.

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This user knows the Ultimate Answer.

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This user knows that yellow pigs have 17 eyelashes.

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23	This user is a 23rdian; he or she sees the number 23 everywhere.

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[edit] Statistics

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This user is a statistician.

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This user is a Bayesian.

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This user is a Bayesian, who knows it's really due to Laplace.

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This user is a Kolmogorov enthusiast.

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This user's deviation is standard

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This user's deviation is standard

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This user is pretty sure that he is an outlier compared to everybody else.

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This user is approximately normal.

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[edit] Problem Solving

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$\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}{x^n \over n!}$

This user loves problem solving.

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This user exploits the pigeonhole principle.

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This user knows how to travel 1 mile due south, due east, then due north and end up where they started. [1]

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ζ(s)

This user believes Riemann was right

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[edit] Algebra

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ax²+bx+c=0

This user likes algebra.

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[edit] Geometry

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This user likes geometry.

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[edit] Trigonometry

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This user likes trigonometry.

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Wikipedia:Userboxes/Mathematics

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Contents

[edit] General

[edit] Math Clubs

[edit] Measurement systems

[edit] Number bases

[edit] Numbers & Variables

[edit] Statistics

[edit] Problem Solving

[edit] Algebra

[edit] Geometry

[edit] Trigonometry

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