Compositional Equations

Oguzhan Yer · 2021-06-28, 18:04

I am working on equations which have 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation. Variables are a mathematical references to each other. I get results and I called them a compositional arithmetic or compositional equations before I continue to work with them. Compositional arithmetic has a vital point with calculus through It’s form of 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation and thats gives us a theorem of compositional equational calculus. I’ve suggested new approach to number theory with compositional arithmetic. I’ve applied compositional equations to number theory. Then result was distribution of prime numbers can be expressed by applying of compositional arithmetic to prime numbers. This is showed at: Oguzhan C. Yer, ”Examining Distribution of Prime Numbers with Compositional Equations”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1458 - 1458. First publication on the topic was Oguzhan C. Yer, "Compositional Equations and New Description of Triangle & Circle", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1273 - 1275.

My ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0957-4006

You can contact with me about the subject by my email. My email address: oguzhan DOT yer AT studio DOT unibo DOT it

Oguzhan Yer · 2021-08-01, 13:40

Consider an equation which has 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation. Variables should be mathematical references to each other with a unique way in this equation. These equations has to contain a number and its content (other number seperated with a semicolon) also. I considered this then I get results and I called them a compositional arithmetic or compositional equations before I continue to work with them. Compositional arithmetic has a vital point with calculus through It’s form of 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation and thats gives the theorem of compositional equational calculus. I’ve suggested new approach to number theory with compositional arithmetic. I’ve applied compositional equations to number theory. Then result was distribution of prime numbers can be expressed by applying of compositional arithmetic to prime numbers. This is showed at: Oguzhan C. Yer, ”Examining Distribution of Prime Numbers with Compositional Equations”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1458 - 1458. First publication on the topic was Oguzhan C. Yer, "Compositional Equations and New Description of Triangle & Circle", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1273 - 1275.

My ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0957-4006

You can contact with me about the subject by my email. My email address: oguzhan DOT yer AT studio DOT unibo DOT it

paulunderwood · 2021-08-01, 14:37

Spot the differences! OP, please keep to one thread and do not spam this site.

Dr Sardonicus · 2021-08-02, 15:35

From the Introduction to "Compositional Equations and New Description of Triangle & Circle" we have all we need to know about the paper and the journal that published it. I have refrained from giving a link.

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Compositional equations is an new mathematical discovering. Compositional equations (also can be say compositional arithmetic) is a new mathematical system being from numbers that giving us a new number. Compositional equations contains unique method and can be make some measurement with using algebra in this arithmetic. How to write is shown below.

Batalov · 2021-08-02, 19:35

I am familiar with that journal!

"The Internashional Jornal of Trash Research on Anything and Everythign". Pay 200 bucks and you are "published"!

Dr Sardonicus · 2021-08-03, 03:32

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Originally Posted by Batalov

I am familiar with that journal!

"The Internashional Jornal of Trash Research on Anything and Everythign". Pay 200 bucks and you are "published"!

Exactamundo.

This august journal pronounces itself to be strongly against plagiarism. Imagine something like the article I quoted from being plagiarized.

Oguzhan Yer · 2021-08-08, 20:34

May I venture to remark that work entitled "Dynamic of the Calculus: Pedestals of Compositional Equations" which is provides a theorem that is a vital point on relation between calculus and compositional equations which I submitted to The American Mathematical Monthly got a review from Susan Jane Colley and Editorial Board. "This manuscript offers a new notation for understanding derivative and integrals of functions." is a remark on work from the Editorial Board.

Oguzhan Yer · 2023-08-13, 21:13

It just a platform that you can share some ideas. Not a scientific journal.

I have to express that German Physical Society published a paper entitled "DPG Position Paper
on the Future of Scientific Publishing." This paper would be useful to understand scientific publishing today.

2021-06-28, 18:04	#1
Oguzhan Yer Jun 2021 2² Posts	Compositional Equations I am working on equations which have 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation. Variables are a mathematical references to each other. I get results and I called them a compositional arithmetic or compositional equations before I continue to work with them. Compositional arithmetic has a vital point with calculus through It’s form of 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation and thats gives us a theorem of compositional equational calculus. I’ve suggested new approach to number theory with compositional arithmetic. I’ve applied compositional equations to number theory. Then result was distribution of prime numbers can be expressed by applying of compositional arithmetic to prime numbers. This is showed at: Oguzhan C. Yer, ”Examining Distribution of Prime Numbers with Compositional Equations”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1458 - 1458. First publication on the topic was Oguzhan C. Yer, "Compositional Equations and New Description of Triangle & Circle", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1273 - 1275. My ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0957-4006 You can contact with me about the subject by my email. My email address: oguzhan DOT yer AT studio DOT unibo DOT it Last fiddled with by axn on 2021-06-29 at 02:32 Reason: email

2021-08-01, 13:40	#2
Oguzhan Yer Jun 2021 4₈ Posts	Distribution of Prime Numbers Through Numbers and Its Contents Consider an equation which has 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation. Variables should be mathematical references to each other with a unique way in this equation. These equations has to contain a number and its content (other number seperated with a semicolon) also. I considered this then I get results and I called them a compositional arithmetic or compositional equations before I continue to work with them. Compositional arithmetic has a vital point with calculus through It’s form of 2 variables that are not seperated from each other with the equation and thats gives the theorem of compositional equational calculus. I’ve suggested new approach to number theory with compositional arithmetic. I’ve applied compositional equations to number theory. Then result was distribution of prime numbers can be expressed by applying of compositional arithmetic to prime numbers. This is showed at: Oguzhan C. Yer, ”Examining Distribution of Prime Numbers with Compositional Equations”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1458 - 1458. First publication on the topic was Oguzhan C. Yer, "Compositional Equations and New Description of Triangle & Circle", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 9 Issue 6, June 2020, 1273 - 1275. My ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0957-4006 You can contact with me about the subject by my email. My email address: oguzhan DOT yer AT studio DOT unibo DOT it

2021-08-08, 20:34	#7
Oguzhan Yer Jun 2021 100₂ Posts	Review on article entitled "Dynamic of the Calculus: Pedestals of Compositional Equations" May I venture to remark that work entitled "Dynamic of the Calculus: Pedestals of Compositional Equations" which is provides a theorem that is a vital point on relation between calculus and compositional equations which I submitted to The American Mathematical Monthly got a review from Susan Jane Colley and Editorial Board. "This manuscript offers a new notation for understanding derivative and integrals of functions." is a remark on work from the Editorial Board.

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2021-08-01, 14:37	#3
paulunderwood Sep 2002 Database er0rr 12C2₁₆ Posts	Spot the differences! OP, please keep to one thread and do not spam this site.

2021-08-02, 19:35	#5
Batalov "Serge" Mar 2008 San Diego, Calif. 2×3×1,733 Posts	I am familiar with that journal! "The Internashional Jornal of Trash Research on Anything and Everythign". Pay 200 bucks and you are "published"!

2023-08-13, 21:13	#8
Oguzhan Yer Jun 2021 2² Posts	It just a platform that you can share some ideas. Not a scientific journal. I have to express that German Physical Society published a paper entitled "DPG Position Paper on the Future of Scientific Publishing." This paper would be useful to understand scientific publishing today.