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Post by iloveericmillegan on Dec 19, 2015 14:36:05 GMT -5
I would like to know about the mathematics problem that Hodgins brings into Dr. Addy in the "Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond". I think it is supposed to have something to do with the case because the discussion of the case is amalgamated with the discussion of the mathematics problem: " Dr. ADDY: What'd you bring me, Hodgins? HODGINS: Huh? Try and figure this one out. Dr. ADDY: A lemma on its own is difficult to solve because the solution changes dependent upon whether or not the subsequent proposition is auxiliary or subsidiary. HODGINS:So, I got you beat, right? Yeah, that makes me king of the That-That makes me king. We're gonna get you out of here someday, Zack, and you can be king again. Dr. ADDY: I know you're lying to make me feel better and not to be malicious. HODGINS: Want to hear about the case we're working on now? Body in 12 pieces. And get this: no head. Dr. ADDY: So, 13 pieces. The linear functional must be bounded before you apply the Riesz representation. HODGINS: What? Dr. ADDY: The characteristic polynomial of a differential operator is not the same thing as the characteristic polynomial of a matrix. HODGINS : You solved it? Dr. ADDY: Yes. I'm king of the loony bin. HODGINS: Yeah, you are." www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=bones&episode=s04e05I don't know anything about mathematics but this problem makes me curious. Maybe the answer to the universe is in it because God might be adding to the scripts /joke...maybe Does anyone know anything about what the problem is asking, what the solution would be and how it relates to the case (if at all)? I wouldn't be able to understand it but maybe it could be explained in simple terms by someone good at mathematics like Dr. Zachary Uriah Addy.
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