Is Flex Klien's Prime Squares Birthday a Sign for Math Genius?

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In summary, Flex Klien was born on 25/4/1849, which can be represented as prime squares 5^2/2^2/43^2. This inspired him to take an interest in mathematics. The conversation then shifts to the idea of making 25/4 a special day, perhaps called "Prime Squares Day," to raise awareness for mathematics. The idea of using different primes is also discussed. However, the conversation takes a turn as the individual shares their own birthday and points out some interesting number correlations, such as 33 being the largest positive integer that cannot be expressed as a sum of different triangular numbers and the country code of France. They also express their fear of going out on their birthday due to
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I hope this is not patronising but are you aware of the following:
Flex Klien was born 25/4/1849 which is prime squares 5^2/2^2/43^2. He
thought this was a good omen for him to take an interest in
mathematics.
This Saturday is 25/4/09 or 5^2/2^2/3^2 . Is it anybody's birthday?
Can the organisation Physics Forums contact the media and name this day 'Prime
Squares Day?' or something else.
The point of doing this would be to raise the profile of mathematics.
2^2/2^2/3^2 and 3^2/2^2/3^2 has already passed plus it is better to
have 3 different primes.
What do you think?
 
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No, my birthday is on 3³ / 3² :(
 
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matqkks said:
I hope this is not patronising but are you aware of the following:
Flex Klien was born 25/4/1849 which is prime squares 5^2/2^2/43^2. He
thought this was a good omen for him to take an interest in
mathematics.
This Saturday is 25/4/09 or 5^2/2^2/3^2 . Is it anybody's birthday?
Can the organisation Physics Forums contact the media and name this day 'Prime
Squares Day?' or something else.
The point of doing this would be to raise the profile of mathematics.
2^2/2^2/3^2 and 3^2/2^2/3^2 has already passed plus it is better to
have 3 different primes.
What do you think?

I think making up number realtions to dates is silly. the year is 2009 not 09 so, it doesn't even relate to the 43^2 that was 1849. so is 09/09/09 also good? and 04/09/09 etc etc etc. Numerology is a little silly imo.
 
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If you add all the numbers of my birthday, you get 33. That is the largest positive integer that can not be expressed as a sum of different triangular numbers. Moreover, 332 + 1 = 1090, of which the greatest prime factor is 109. This is more than 33 twice, that cannot be a coincidence.
Moreover, if you calculate dd * mm / 19 * yy, where dd/mm/yy is my birthday, you get 32,... which is also exactly 33 when you round up!

Jesus was allegedly crucified at age 33. It is also the country code of France.
I am afraid to go out on the street now, because I think I might get crucified by a Frenchmen (I heard some reports on the news of people getting stabbed in the back with a knife for no reason at all)!
 
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CompuChip said:
If you add all the numbers of my birthday, you get 33. That is the largest positive integer that can not be expressed as a sum of different triangular numbers. Moreover, 332 + 1 = 1090, of which the greatest prime factor is 109. This is more than 33 twice, that cannot be a coincidence.
Moreover, if you calculate dd * mm / 19 * yy, where dd/mm/yy is my birthday, you get 32,... which is also exactly 33 when you round up!

Jesus was allegedly crucified at age 33. It is also the country code of France.
I am afraid to go out on the street now, because I think I might get crucified by a Frenchmen (I heard some reports on the news of people getting stabbed in the back with a knife for no reason at all)!
:smile:
 
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CompuChip said:
If you add all the numbers of my birthday, you get 33. That is the largest positive integer that can not be expressed as a sum of different triangular numbers. Moreover, 332 + 1 = 1090, of which the greatest prime factor is 109. This is more than 33 twice, that cannot be a coincidence.
Moreover, if you calculate dd * mm / 19 * yy, where dd/mm/yy is my birthday, you get 32,... which is also exactly 33 when you round up!

Jesus was allegedly crucified at age 33. It is also the country code of France.
I am afraid to go out on the street now, because I think I might get crucified by a Frenchmen (I heard some reports on the news of people getting stabbed in the back with a knife for no reason at all)!

kind of like what i was trying to say, but put so much more elegantly :approve: :smile:
 
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FAQ: Is Flex Klien's Prime Squares Birthday a Sign for Math Genius?

What is Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2?

Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 is a mathematical expression that represents a calculation involving the numbers 5, 2, and 43. It is not a specific scientific concept or term.

How do you solve Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2?

To solve Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2, you would first simplify the fraction 5^2/2^2 to 25/4. Then, you would divide 25/4 by 43^2, or 43 x 43, which equals 1849. The final answer would be 25/4 ÷ 1849, or approximately 0.0067.

What is the significance of Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2?

Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 is simply a mathematical expression and does not hold any specific significance. It may be used in a larger calculation or equation, but on its own, it does not have a specific meaning.

Can Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 be simplified further?

Yes, as mentioned in question 2, Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 can be simplified to 25/4 ÷ 1849. However, this is the simplest form for this expression.

Is Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 a commonly used mathematical expression?

No, Flex Klien 5^2/2^2/43^2 is not a commonly used mathematical expression. It is not typically found in standard mathematical equations or calculations, and its use is limited to specific contexts or problems.

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