scorpii
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Post by scorpii on Sept 5, 2006 9:28:28 GMT 1
I am trying to crack the equations shown in CSI:Miami. Now that I have a decent calculator, I may be able to crack them. But has anyone else a clue on what the equations may mean?
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scorpii
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Post by scorpii on Sept 9, 2006 9:56:07 GMT 1
Okay haven't cracked them yet but recently I watched the commentary ep of 'Shootout' (3.12). There, they talked about 'codes', not equations. So, my guess is the equations can't be solved. But I am able to write names like the equations/codes. My name: 12+A=3h. My screenname: (9)h=11 My best friend's name: 4cb-86r=(Nh)hb1 I can do that for others too...
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Post by Fabian on Sept 18, 2006 0:25:19 GMT 1
I don't think that I understand what you are talking about...what equations exactly?
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scorpii
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Post by scorpii on Sept 18, 2006 13:09:06 GMT 1
Oh yeah I may have to explain what I'm talking about: the equations you see before the names in the credits. You know? Like 4y − 1 = 3b(Nh) becomes David Caruso. You get what I mean?
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Post by Fabian on Sept 19, 2006 21:53:25 GMT 1
O yes, I do.
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Ophelia
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Post by Ophelia on Dec 20, 2006 10:54:27 GMT 1
well i can tell you that mathematically with four variables, there is no way that david caruso's equation is solveable...i like math, but that just doesnt fly.
4y − 1 = 3b(Nh) is the same as y=(3bNh+1)/4 and i guess could substitute that to 4((3bNh+1)/4)=3bNh and simplify to 3bNh+1=3bNhb but that's impossible because then you can cancel out the 3bNh from both sides and you get 1=0 so unless those variables have other meanings, the equation, as it stands, is unsolveable... ...which means they are either codes or total BS meant for the coolness factor alone.
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scorpii
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Post by scorpii on Dec 20, 2006 19:57:47 GMT 1
Okay. I agree now.
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Post by mystic on Dec 20, 2006 22:22:38 GMT 1
what system would you have spotted, scorpii? Because I don't understand how you substituated y=(3bNh + 1)/4 to 4((3bNh + 1)/4 = 3bNh, Ophelia if I, well, play with the equation, my y=1...but I don't have solutions for b, N and h... Besides, I don't think that it's a mathematical equation, because why would the put (Nh) in brackets? You only have to put something in brackets when its linked with a + or + or do I mix something up? I mean you don't have to write 4 (3*8) - that's nonsense! Because every way to solve it, it's either 4*24 or 12*8 or 32*3 and that's the same every time: 96 So it doesn't make any sense to me, that (N*h) is put into brackets...
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Ophelia
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Post by Ophelia on Dec 24, 2006 1:05:30 GMT 1
i don't see any reason why the Nh should be in the () mathematically- sometimes i've seen it done to break up long equations to make them more easily read, but that's the only reason i've seen.
once you re-arrange to figure out what a variable is, you can substitute it back into the equation. since i re-arranged to figure out y, i can replace it back into the original equation- we used to use that format to solve two-variable equations.
i'm not good at describing mathy things unless i have the paper and pencil in front of me to use as scratch paper...sorry!
cheers!
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mystic
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Post by mystic on Dec 26, 2006 18:27:26 GMT 1
I get what you mean - I can't explain mathy things to others very well, if I understand it... well, doesn't matter anyway...maybe they took letters and numbers out of the blue...
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Post by calleighduquesne on Mar 16, 2007 18:08:14 GMT 1
I don't know if this is a blooper or intentional but you know how each character has thier own opening credits equations?? well you may not have realised this but i did....Rory's and Jon's equations have the exact same variable groupings just in a different order.....
Rory's is...(3h) + (7b) = 6m Jon's is....(7b) = 6m + (3h)
the (3h) has just been moved to the other side of the equation....i don't know if that was on purpose or something...but it's just a thought and i thought it was worth telling...oh and everyone's equations are the exact same length as the actors' names.....some may be spread out more but that's only so u can count them easier....
D a v i d C a r u s o 4 y - 1= 3 b ( N h )
E m i l y P r o c t e r 3 a 1- x = ( A 9 X y )
A d a m R o d r i g u e z 3 b + N = 7 b n 1 ( 6 A )
K h a n d i A l e x a n d e r x - T 4 a = ( 7 h ) 3 X y N h
R o r y C o c h r a n e ( 3 h ) + ( 7 b ) - 6 m
J o n a t h a n T o g o ( 7 b ) = 6 m+ ( 3 h )
K i m D e l a n e y A 1 b + B 2 c = R 4
and when Rex Linn and Eva La rue have one i'll figure those out too.. and Sofia Milos didn't have one so.....
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Post by scorpii on Mar 16, 2007 18:14:59 GMT 1
Yeah about the Rory Cochrane/Jonathan Togo equation I know... you know what? On www.cbs.com/primetime/csi_miami/blog2.php, in one of the blog entries from last year, Corey Miller's e-mail address is told as being CSICorey@aol.com. I don't know whether that's still active, I do hope so, and maybe Crimelab can send him an e-mail in which is asked to explain the equations...
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