Authors :
Ismail Abbas
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/k3vce7sf
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/5csunhts
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24OCT1091
Note : A published paper may take 4-5 working days from the publication date to appear in PlumX Metrics, Semantic Scholar, and ResearchGate.
Abstract :
If you don't understand mathematics, ask yourself if I'm
right, because others don't understand mathematics
either.
By useless mathematics we mean incomplete
mathematical spaces of a classical 3D+t variety that are
inadequate for generating well-defined definitions and
hypotheses as well as time-dependent partial differential
equations. The current classical discrete 3D+t space PDE,
in which time is an external controller and not integrated
into the 3D geometric space, cannot be integrated
digitally. This space is logically incomplete and
misleading in the production of definitions and
hypotheses as well as in the resolution itself of time-
dependent PDEs. No wonder these
definitions/assumptions are ugly and result in weak or
intractable mathematics, leading to all kinds of
misunderstandings, from horrible notations to
undisciplined length of theorems containing a
considerable amount of black magic and ending with a
gray nature of the mathematical result obtained. In this
article we present some of the most catastrophic
inaccurate assumptions existing in current classical
mathematics, resulting from the use of 3D+t manifold
space to specify initial conditions, boundary conditions
and the source/sink term. Fortunately, these inaccurate
assumptions that start with an ugly space for boundary
conditions, initial conditions and source/sink term can be
spotted and analyzed via 4D unitary numerical statistical
theory called Cairo techniques in the format of transition
chains of matrix B to complete what is missing. In other
words, we present how to spot some of the ugliest
mathematical conclusions of classical 3D geometry plus t
as an external control numerical space, and then show
how to correct them via the 4D unit space of statistical
transition matrix chains.
By complex and untold history, we mean that useless
and misleading mathematics dominated scientific
research and education throughout the 20th century, so
much so that the accumulated legacy of misconceptions
became a huge, complex mountain, almost impossible to
eliminate.
Fortunately, the numerical theory of Cairo
techniques and the Laplacian theorem constitute an
advanced and exhaustive form of the energy continuity
equation and thus can create new logical mathematics.
This is also the case of the famous Schrödinger time-
dependent PDE.
The Laplacian theorem is one of the most important
products created by the numerical statistical theory
called Cairo techniques.
In previous articles we introduced and briefly
explained the so-called Laplacian theorem in the 4D x-t
unit space, while in this article we highlight its importance
and how it can generate new mathematics in more detail.
The Laplacian partial differential equation that
interests us is the one having a well-defined exclusive form
and living in an isolated sample spatial control volume
surrounded by a closed surface (A) and subject to
Dirichlet boundary conditions.
This very particular case of Laplacian PDE is always
treated mathematically in a classical D^4 variety which is
lazy and misleading.
Finally, this article collects, studies, identifies and
analyzes the dozen most common current useless
mathematical events and presents an effective and
adequate alternative.
References :
- Abbas, Is it time to demolish current mathematics?, IJISRT journal, Sep 2024.
- I. Abbas, An effective alternative to current mathematics, IJISRT journal, Sep 2024.
- I. Abbas, Useless mathematics, ResearchGate, Sep 2024.
- John H. Mathews, Numerical methods for Mathematics, Science and Engineering,1994, pp. 346- 399.
- Mona Rahmani, UBC, Numerical methods for solving the heat equation, the wave equation and the Laplace equation (finite difference methods, January 2019.
- I.M. Abbas, A numerical statistical solution to the partial differential equations of Laplace and Poisson, I.M. Abbas, IJISRT journal, Volume 5, Number 11, November – 2020.
- I. Abbas, IJISRT, Time Dependent Numerical Statistical Solution of the Partial Differential Heat Diffusion Equation, Volume6, Issue , January – 2021.
- Abbas, How nature works in four-dimensional space: the complex and untold story, ResearchGate, IJISRT journal, May 2023.
- I. Abbas, An effective alternative to current mathematics, Useless mathematics, IJISRT journal, ResearchGate, Sep 2024.
- I. Abbas, Useless mathematics, ResearchGate, IJISRT review, Sep 2024.
- I. Abbas, Effective unconventional approach to statistical differentiation and statistical integration, ResearchGate, IJISRT journal, November 2022.
- I. Abbas, Useless mathematics, An effective alternative to current mathematics, ResearchGate, July 2024, IJISRT journal, September 2024.
- I. Abbas, Theory and Design of Audio Rooms: Physical Formulation, September 2024, International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology DOI: 10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG547
- I.Abbas, Theory and design of audio rooms-of audio rooms-Reformulation of Sabines formula, ResearchGate, IJISRT journal, Oct 2021.
- Chiara Visentin, et al., A numerical and experimental validation of the theory of acoustic diffusion inside long rooms https://hal.science/hal-00845722, July 2013
- I. Abbas, Quantum Buzzle, Vacuum Dynamics and the Big Bang, June 2024, International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, DOI: 10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUN1700.
- I. Abbas, Is unified field theory Schrödinger's wave equation or its square? A unitary spatio- temporal vision, ResearchGate, IJISRT journal, July 2024, Lab: Ismail Abbas's Lab.
- I. Abbas, A new presentation of the Schrödinger partial differential equation, June 2024, Lab: Ismail Abbas's Lab
- I. Abbas, A new presentation of the Schrödinger partial differential equation,June 2024, Lab: Ismail Abbas's Lab.
- I. Abbas Cairo Techniques Solution of Schrödinger's Partial Differential Equation -Time Dependence, March 2024, International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, DOI: 10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAR911
- I.Abbas, Using matrix algebra, how to show that the infinite power series [(1+x)/2]^N is equal to (1+x)/(1-x), ∀x∈[0,1[, ResearchGate, November 2020.
- I. Abbas, A rigorous experimental technique for measuring the thermal diffusivity of metals, ResearchGate, IJISRT journal, August 2022
- Google Wikipedia search - thermal tables.
- I. Abbas, How to transform B-Matrix chains into Markov chains and vice versa, ResearchGate, IJISRT review, December 2020
- I.M. Abbas et al, A critical analysis of the propagation mechanisms of ionizing waves in the event of a breakdown, I Abbas, P Bayle, Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics13 (6),8-
- I.M. Abbas et al, IEEE.1996, Pseudo spark -discharge, PlasmaScienceTransactions24(3):1106 - 1119, DOI:10.1109/27.
If you don't understand mathematics, ask yourself if I'm
right, because others don't understand mathematics
either.
By useless mathematics we mean incomplete
mathematical spaces of a classical 3D+t variety that are
inadequate for generating well-defined definitions and
hypotheses as well as time-dependent partial differential
equations. The current classical discrete 3D+t space PDE,
in which time is an external controller and not integrated
into the 3D geometric space, cannot be integrated
digitally. This space is logically incomplete and
misleading in the production of definitions and
hypotheses as well as in the resolution itself of time-
dependent PDEs. No wonder these
definitions/assumptions are ugly and result in weak or
intractable mathematics, leading to all kinds of
misunderstandings, from horrible notations to
undisciplined length of theorems containing a
considerable amount of black magic and ending with a
gray nature of the mathematical result obtained. In this
article we present some of the most catastrophic
inaccurate assumptions existing in current classical
mathematics, resulting from the use of 3D+t manifold
space to specify initial conditions, boundary conditions
and the source/sink term. Fortunately, these inaccurate
assumptions that start with an ugly space for boundary
conditions, initial conditions and source/sink term can be
spotted and analyzed via 4D unitary numerical statistical
theory called Cairo techniques in the format of transition
chains of matrix B to complete what is missing. In other
words, we present how to spot some of the ugliest
mathematical conclusions of classical 3D geometry plus t
as an external control numerical space, and then show
how to correct them via the 4D unit space of statistical
transition matrix chains.
By complex and untold history, we mean that useless
and misleading mathematics dominated scientific
research and education throughout the 20th century, so
much so that the accumulated legacy of misconceptions
became a huge, complex mountain, almost impossible to
eliminate.
Fortunately, the numerical theory of Cairo
techniques and the Laplacian theorem constitute an
advanced and exhaustive form of the energy continuity
equation and thus can create new logical mathematics.
This is also the case of the famous Schrödinger time-
dependent PDE.
The Laplacian theorem is one of the most important
products created by the numerical statistical theory
called Cairo techniques.
In previous articles we introduced and briefly
explained the so-called Laplacian theorem in the 4D x-t
unit space, while in this article we highlight its importance
and how it can generate new mathematics in more detail.
The Laplacian partial differential equation that
interests us is the one having a well-defined exclusive form
and living in an isolated sample spatial control volume
surrounded by a closed surface (A) and subject to
Dirichlet boundary conditions.
This very particular case of Laplacian PDE is always
treated mathematically in a classical D^4 variety which is
lazy and misleading.
Finally, this article collects, studies, identifies and
analyzes the dozen most common current useless
mathematical events and presents an effective and
adequate alternative.