Can God be seen in the maths?

[Alex K]

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For small enough values of one, this is true.

I see some real beauty in mathematics, sometimes just from a trigonometric identity solution. This is one of my favorite pictures.

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Zoom, got a skid mark in my hair. I've no clue what that means.

Most of it doesn't mean anything really, but merely gives you definitions, namely what ratios in a triangle are called Sine and Cosine. The only really nontrivial statement here is that e^ix=cos(x)+i sin(x), i.e. that the exponential function contains sine and cosine if you plug imaginary numbers in. That is always fascinating because at first glance, exponential growth and periodic oscillations seem to be completely separate things. Yet, if you take the mathematical function describing exponential growth and plug imaginary numbers in rather than ordinary real numbers, you get an oscillation.