How much "non practical" mathematics from the last couple of hundred years has turned out to be useful in physics problems and other areas (or just inspired other bits of maths that have had uses) over the last few decades?
If you are doing something new then there is no such thing as science purely for science's sake.
dspillett|13 years ago
How much "non practical" mathematics from the last couple of hundred years has turned out to be useful in physics problems and other areas (or just inspired other bits of maths that have had uses) over the last few decades?
If you are doing something new then there is no such thing as science purely for science's sake.