x2017 February 11, 2011 at 10:17 am Shouldn’t that be the total differential with regard to time? For example, the function Love(Partner,Affection,t) = Partner·Affection - exp(t) Obviously has ∂/∂t Love() < 0, although, for example if Affection(t) = exp(2t) everything is fine 🙂
Mike February 11, 2011 at 11:56 am technically, that glass is mostly empty… considering the large amount of empty space inside atoms
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Shouldn’t that be the total differential with regard to time? For example, the function
Obviously has ∂/∂t Love() < 0, although, for example if
everything is fine 🙂
technically, that glass is mostly empty… considering the large amount of empty space inside atoms