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but apparently boobs exist

If there is a symmetry or some conserved quantity then you can reduce the system without losing any of the dynamics. I am not sure if that is the case for your set of equations. We can discuss it at a

for fun I tried if math0wl was created but alas I am not that famous

oh haha. :o) I think we might have different definitions of implied volatility. Yours is volatility of the market versus feed price? And mine is volatility of an option contract with the contract being

Congrats on the witnessing. This seems like a chicken and egg problem. It is possible to view Hive as the asset and HBD as the option and vice versa.

Implied volatility for Hbd should be interesting since you have the option to convert it to Hive but then I would have find/create a pricing equation.

I am mostly interested in the smaller cryptos. More specifically, my aim would be to have a robust trading method for Hive, Hbd and some of the big guys. I am not sure how BTC/USD affects crypto-economies

These pictures are very fresh I love them

But is it possible to reduce the dimension of the coarse-grained simulation using symmetries in the governing equations?

*owlbuse

I think you are confusing reducing dimensions with making dimensionless :P With dimension reduction I mean: If you have an N-dimensional system (for example with states in \mathbb{R}^N ) then there could

My MD fundamentals are shaky. The governing equations are Hamiltonian? Are dimension reduction tricks used to speed up the process?

It is a maneki-neko neck thinkgy :D

no, we only share an owlsome logo :P

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I actually don't like milky coffee. So far the only coffee-style with milk I like is Vietnamese coffee. Because the vietnames beans are so bitter the condensed milk gets pushed to the background :o)

Thank you kind sir for the many votes. Your profile image is a king so I will you a crown |.x-±-x.| is not very fancy but I think it suits you

copy paste seems like a lot of work for 50 cents :P

That looks like a cute doggo, would rate 12 out of 10