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can solids of revolution be ge(...) 10/15/25(Wed)15:33:10 No.16817446

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can solids of revolution be generalized? Anonymous 10/15/25(Wed)15:33:10 No.16817446 Archived

math is all about generalizing concepts to new areas, right? so what if we invented a liquid of revolution, a gas of revolution, or even a plasma of revolution?
what kind of properties would they have? in which fields could they have applications?
I feel this could have as much repercusion as when Leibnitz invented the derivative.

Anonymous
10/15/25(Wed)15:35:59 No.16817448

Anonymous 10/15/25(Wed)15:35:59 No.16817448

>>16817446
Liquids of revolution are used to make mirrors. Gasses of revolution are used to enrich uranium

Anonymous
10/15/25(Wed)15:40:15 No.16817452

Anonymous 10/15/25(Wed)15:40:15 No.16817452

>>16817448
I almost googled "how to enrich uranium?". You almost put me on a FBI list. Fuck you

Anonymous
10/15/25(Wed)18:18:11 No.16817655

Anonymous 10/15/25(Wed)18:18:11 No.16817655

>>16817446
Yeah bro. Drop your definition.