sci.math

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• sum(mu(j)/j), Keith F. Lynch
• ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes 2005, Marco Vervoort,P.315,+31 20 525 6519,,
• Degree of a map S^1 -> S^1, WassilyDali
• What is the 'n' th term in series expansion, Narasimham
• Dunford-Schwartz Linear Operators on E-Bay, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Steven Cullinane is a Crank, Steven H. Cullinane
• Subgroups, Anolethron
  • Re: Subgroups, José Carlos Santos
    • Re: Subgroups, barr
      • Re: Subgroups, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: Subgroups,
  • Re: Subgroups, Peter L. Montgomery
• Eigenvectors of Transposed Matrix, Tomek
• Regularity in codimension one, seldnplan
  • Re: Regularity in codimension one, Jannick Asmus
• Two Questions on Probability and Measure, bbmcmung
• Lebesgue measure zero, stupidG
  • Re: Lebesgue measure zero, Bill_42
    • Re: Lebesgue measure zero, stupidG
      • Re: Lebesgue measure zero, Rufus . Zee
  • Re: Lebesgue measure zero, quasi
• an easy question about barycentric subdivisions according to my book, John Smith
• Are Polynomials really C ^Infinity (Smooth) Differentiable, Terry Padden
  • Re: Are Polynomials really C ^Infinity (Smooth) Differentiable, Lee Rudolph
  • Re: Are Polynomials really C ^Infinity (Smooth) Differentiable, Rufus . Zee
• Uniform Dirichlet distribution for 3 dimensions, Ken Williams
  • Re: Uniform Dirichlet distribution for 3 dimensions, Stephen J. Herschkorn
  • Re: Uniform Dirichlet distribution for 3 dimensions, Rufus . Zee
• tax discount, zxcv_890
  • Re: tax discount, Richard Henry
    • Re: tax discount, quasi
  • Re: tax discount, William C Waterhouse
  • Re: tax discount, Rufus . Zee
• lottery, sensitive dependence, name withheld
  • Re: lottery, sensitive dependence, quasi
• Analysis of Fractal Sequences?, gary.huntress@xxxxxxxxx
• Graphing of Time, R. Brown
  • Re: Graphing of Time, Hero
• any bit in a binary sum - general formula ?, rolland
• Re: Egyptian arithmetic and its remaidners, Milo Gardner
  • Re: Egyptian arithmetic and its remaidners, Dave Rusin
    • Re: Egyptian arithmetic and its remainders, Milo Gardner
• Absolute continuity, another question,, James
  • Re: Absolute continuity, another question,, Rufus . Zee
    • Re: Absolute continuity, another question,, Rufus . Zee
  • Re: Absolute continuity, another question,, David C . Ullrich
• cant solve this problem..., vsingh
  • Re: cant solve this problem..., jafische
  • Re: cant solve this problem..., N. Silver
    • Re: cant solve this problem..., jafische
      • Re: cant solve this problem..., vsingh
• Total quotient rings, seldnplan
  • Re: Total quotient rings, lataianu bogdan
    • Re: Total quotient rings, seldnplan
  • Re: Total quotient rings, seldnplan
• difference compact sets, G.C.
  • Re: difference compact sets, Jannick Asmus
    • Re: difference compact sets, Rufus . Zee
      • Re: difference compact sets, barr
      • Re: difference compact sets, Ed Hook
• Egyptian Triangle, galsaba
  • Re: Egyptian Triangle, Assambar
    • Re: Egyptian Triangle, Michael Hennebry
• Simple Topology Question, MimsyBoro
  • Re: Simple Topology Question, David C . Ullrich
    • Re: Simple Topology Question, Jannick Asmus
      • Re: Simple Topology Question, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: Simple Topology Question, Jannick Asmus
      • Re: Simple Topology Question, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: Simple Topology Question, Jannick Asmus
  • Re: Simple Topology Question, Rufus . Zee
    • Re: Simple Topology Question, David C . Ullrich
• Residues of powers (mod p) / Euler-Theorem /Mersenne-Primes, Gottfried Helms
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Residues of powers (mod p) / Euler-Theorem /Mersenne-Primes, Gottfried Helms
• Simple Group Theory Questions, animea
  • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, Abdulla
    • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, animea
  • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, Brian VanPelt
  • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, animea
    • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, MimsyBoro
      • Re: Simple Group Theory Questions, abe . buckingham
• Shadow of Rim in Bowl, Narasimham
• are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, magic math tricks
  • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, magic math tricks
    • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, Andy Spragg
      • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, jafische
  • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, Proginoskes
  • Re: are mathematicians more productive during the winter?, Jesse F. Hughes
• not a Reed Solomon code, Bob Jenkins
  • Re: not a Reed Solomon code, Bob Jenkins
• fermat's last theorem, smith
  • Re: fermat's last theorem, quasi
    • Re: fermat's last theorem, Fermat
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Richard Miller
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Fermat
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Richard Miller
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Gottfried Helms
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Phil Carmody
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Gib Bogle
      • Re: fermat's last theorem, Roman B. Binder
• Job: Chief Methodologist, Vincent Granville
• suboptimal shortest hamiltonain path, Fernando Cacciola
• My question on Learning Bayesian Statistics and Biostatistics, me
• Coprime triangles' row-sums, Leroy Quet
• Even/Odd Adding Up Game, Leroy Quet
• GCD(0,0), Leroy Quet
  • Message not available
    • Re: GCD(0,0), Rob Johnson
  • Re: GCD(0,0), JoeS
    • Re: GCD(0,0), Carlos Moreno
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rufus . Zee
    • Message not available
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rob Johnson
  • Re: GCD(0,0), mensanator@xxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: GCD(0,0), john_ramsden
  • Re: GCD(0,0), mensanator@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: GCD(0,0), Herman Rubin
    • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Proginoskes
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), David C . Ullrich
      • Message not available
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rob Johnson
      • Re: GCD(0,0), JoeS
      • Message not available
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rob Johnson
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rufus . Zee
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Proginoskes
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Proginoskes
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Rufus . Zee
      • Re: GCD(0,0), quasi
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Marc Olschok
      • Re: GCD(0,0), Marc Olschok
      • Re: GCD(0,0), David C . Ullrich
  • Re: GCD(0,0), john_ramsden
    • Re: GCD(0,0), David C . Ullrich
      • Re: GCD(0,0), john_ramsden
  • Re: GCD(0,0), Marc Olschok
    • Re: GCD(0,0), Marc Olschok
  • Re: GCD(0,0), Peter L. Montgomery
• Exponential equation, Ron J
  • Re: Exponential equation, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    • Re: Exponential equation, Ron J
• NSA Transfer and Smallest Infinite Ordinal, Math1723
  • Re: NSA Transfer and Smallest Infinite Ordinal, Jonathan Hoyle
• which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, me
  • Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, David Moran
    • Thanks Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, me
  • Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, inquirydog
    • Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, me
  • Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, smn
  • Re: which later courses is the "Linear Algebra" course usally required as a prereq?, Dr Tim
• x^2-1 = 0 mod p^k, magya_bloom@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: x^2-1 = 0 mod p^k, JoeS
    • Re: x^2-1 = 0 mod p^k, Stephen Merriman
  • Re: x^2-1 = 0 mod p^k, William McWorter
    • Re: x^2-1 = 0 mod p^k, JoeS
• help with diophantine equation, candrakamin
  • Re: help with diophantine equation, Keith A. Lewis
    • Re: help with diophantine equation, quasi
  • Re: help with diophantine equation, john_ramsden
  • Re: help with diophantine equation, Jpr2718
• Question on Pi, andre . maier
  • Re: Question on Pi, Robert J. Kolker
    • Re: Question on Pi, David W . Cantrell
      • Re: Question on Pi, David W . Cantrell
      • Re: Question on Pi, John Bailey
  • Re: Question on Pi, Raymond Manzoni
  • Re: Question on Pi, andre.maier@xxxxxxx
• i have problem with "probability of undetected error" equation, steph
• Absolutely continuous question, L^2, James
  • Re: Absolutely continuous question, L^2, David C. Ullrich
    • Re: Absolutely continuous question, L^2, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Absolutely continuous question, L^2, David C . Ullrich
  • Re: Absolutely continuous question, L^2, The World Wide Wade
• Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, Rufus . Zee
  • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, Mike Kent
    • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, William Elliot
  • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, William Elliot
    • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, Rufus . Zee
      • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, William Elliot
      • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, Rufus . Zee
      • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, Zundark
    • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, William Elliot
      • Re: Hausdorff, not-first countable space where sequential closure = closure?, David C . Ullrich
• Calculating a double integral, Konrad Viltersten
  • Re: Calculating a double integral, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    • Re: Calculating a double integral, Konrad Viltersten
  • Re: Calculating a double integral, Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
    • Re: Calculating a double integral, Konrad Viltersten
• Integer partitions into kth powers question., neillclift
  • Re: Integer partitions into kth powers question., Keith A. Lewis
• periodic cycle, damage
  • Re: periodic cycle, quasi
    • Re: periodic cycle, damage
      • Re: periodic cycle, quasi
      • Re: periodic cycle, quasi
• Re: Is the set N of natural numbers well defined?, apoorv
• A question about "Einstein Manifolds" from Arthur L. Besse, hugolooyestijn
• Integral with exp and sqrt, Andreas Dieckmann
• Rational solutions family, M.A.Fajjal
• Multiplicativity of the (homotopy) degree, WassilyDali
  • Re: Multiplicativity of the (homotopy) degree, Larry Hammick
  • Re: Multiplicativity of the (homotopy) degree, Larry Hammick
  • Re: Multiplicativity of the (homotopy) degree, Rufus . Zee
    • Re: Multiplicativity of the (homotopy) degree, WassilyDali
• Prime sequences, Andrew Usher
  • Re: Prime sequences, Torkel Franzen
    • Re: Prime sequences, Andrew Usher
  • Re: Prime sequences, Robert Israel
  • Re: Prime sequences, quasi
    • Re: Prime sequences, Paul Pollack
      • Re: Prime sequences, quasi
      • Re: Prime sequences, Paul Pollack
      • Re: Prime sequences, quasi
  • Re: Prime sequences, José Carlos Santos
    • Re: Prime sequences, quasi
• piecewise power tower interpolation, Matt
• Lebesgue integrable function, stupidG
  • Re: Lebesgue integrable function, The World Wide Wade
• Integration by using derivative, Abstract Dissonance
  • Re: Integration by using derivative, Dr Tim
• think in sets, Gary Weselle
  • Re: think in sets, William Elliot
    • Re: think in sets, William Elliot
  • Re: think in sets, Mike Terry
  • Re: think in sets, N. Silver
    • Re: think in sets, Gary Weselle
      • Re: think in sets, Gary Weselle
• strange relation, jose
  • Re: strange relation, N. Silver
  • Re: strange relation, Gib Bogle
• Integral of analytic function question.., James
  • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., The World Wide Wade
    • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., David C . Ullrich
      • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., David C . Ullrich
      • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., David C. Ullrich
      • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., Rob Johnson
      • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., Rob Johnson
    • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., Rob Johnson
  • Re: Integral of analytic function question.., Jules
• An L space question, Bob
  • Re: An L space question, The World Wide Wade
• Picard's Theorem, David Kanter
  • Re: Picard's Theorem, The World Wide Wade
    • Re: Picard's Theorem, David Kanter
  • Re: Picard's Theorem, David C . Ullrich
• here comes probability problem again, me
  • Re: here comes probability problem again, Mkajuma
    • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
      • Re: here comes probability problem again, Mike Terry
      • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
  • Re: here comes probability problem again, Keith A. Lewis
    • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
  • Re: here comes probability problem again, Carlos Moreno
    • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
  • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
    • Re: here comes probability problem again, Carlos Moreno
      • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
      • Message not available
      • Re: here comes probability problem again, me
      • Re: here comes probability problem again, Carlos Moreno
• Measure problem, stupidG
  • Re: Measure problem, Ronald Bruck
  • Re: Measure problem, Ronald Bruck
• Find Root, Wing
  • Re: Find Root, quasi
  • Re: Find Root, Robert Israel
• Absolute continuity, Bounded variation question, James
  • Re: Absolute continuity, Bounded variation question, The World Wide Wade
  • Re: Absolute continuity, Bounded variation question, ArtflDodgr
• Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Christian Drewing
  • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Dave
    • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Dave
      • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Fermat
      • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Christian Drewing
    • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Christian Drewing
  • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Robert Israel
    • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Ronald Bruck
  • Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000, Risto Kauppila
• How would you go about this percent problem?, me
  • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, Mike Terry
    • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, me
  • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, me
  • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, quasi
    • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, me
  • Re: How would you go about this percent problem?, quasi
• Octave - Prepend zeros, PaulHjelmstad
• Integrals: 1/(sin(x))^5 Software, bvandenbon
  • Re: Integrals: 1/(sin(x))^5 Software, Ronald Bruck
    • Re: Integrals: 1/(sin(x))^5 Software, Peter L. Montgomery
• Calculating the missing Vector., jeuro
  • Re: Calculating the missing Vector., Mike Terry
  • Re: Calculating the missing Vector., jeuro
    • Re: Calculating the missing Vector., G.E. Ivey
  • Re: Calculating the missing Vector., jeuro
• Math classes via listserv, STAt
  • Re: Math classes via listserv, Torkel Franzen
  • Re: Math classes via listserv, Karl M. Bunday
• Helly's theorem, eugene
  • Re: Helly's theorem, David M Einstein
  • Re: Helly's theorem, David C . Ullrich
• integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, Dob
  • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, steiner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, Peter L. Montgomery
  • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, Dave Rusin
  • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, Nobody
  • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, john_ramsden
    • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, john_ramsden
      • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, JoeS
      • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, JoeS
      • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, steiner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, JoeS
  • Re: integer solutions of z^2=y^4+y+2, Roman B. Binder
• Complex analysis questions, Abdulla
  • Re: Complex analysis questions, Abdulla
    • Re: Complex analysis questions, David Ames
  • Re: Complex analysis questions, Jonathan Hoyle
  • Re: Complex analysis questions, Abdulla
• Interior of a simplex is an open subset of the simplex?, Jonas
  • Re: Interior of a simplex is an open subset of the simplex?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    • Re: Interior of a simplex is an open subset of the simplex?, barr
• a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
  • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
    • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, Phil Carmody
      • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
  • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
    • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, Keith A. Lewis
      • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
      • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, Keith A. Lewis
      • Re: a simplified Liar's Poker type game, quasi
• 3 dimensional puzzles, Anthony
• What is the norm of a gaussian variable?, hmobahi
  • Re: What is the norm of a gaussian variable?, Robert Israel
    • Re: What is the norm of a gaussian variable?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
• Tables of basic Derivation and Integration formulae, shrqureshi
  • Re: Tables of basic Derivation and Integration formulae, karl
• all inclusive proof of power rule, R. Colacitti
  • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, William Elliot
  • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, Mkajuma
  • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, David C . Ullrich
    • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, alainverghote
  • Re: all inclusive proof of power rule, Herman Rubin
• Announcement: Jakarta Commons Math 1.1 Released, Phil Steitz
• fitting data, jose
  • Re: fitting data, alexandru . lupas
  • Re: fitting data, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Julian V. Noble
  • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Andy
  • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Andy
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Paul Abbott
    • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Robert Israel
      • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Andy
      • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Robert Israel
    • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Andy
    • Re: Integral containing product of Bessel functions, Andy
• logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Kenneth Bull
  • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, The World Wide Wade
    • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Kenneth Bull
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Ted Hwa
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Kenneth Bull
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Ted Hwa
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Ted Hwa
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Robert Israel
      • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, Proginoskes
  • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, David C . Ullrich
    • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw?, James Dolan
  • Re: logarithmic differentiation - flaw? - Certainly not, JEMebius
• Maximizing function, sherwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Maximizing function, Robert Israel
    • Re: Maximizing function, sherwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Maximizing function, sherwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Statement of Kato's Conjecture, Daryl McCullough
  • Re: Statement of Kato's Conjecture, quasi
  • Re: Statement of Kato's Conjecture, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
• Least Absolute Deviation Regression, dontspam
  • Re: Least Absolute Deviation Regression, Erwin Kalvelagen
• Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., scott7261@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., quasi
  • Re: Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., Dave
    • Re: Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., steiner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., Fermat
  • Re: Looking for a good number theory book with lots of theorems., Abdulla
• matrix group question, Michael Blanc
  • Re: matrix group question, Timothy Murphy
• Differentiation under the integral sign, Julien Santini
  • Re: Differentiation under the integral sign, smn
    • Re: Differentiation under the integral sign, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Differentiation under the integral sign, smn
  • Re: Differentiation under the integral sign, The World Wide Wade
• Can you embed the Beltrami plane in 3-space?, barr
• Differentiation of an integral, Julien Santini
• Question on absolute continuity, L^1 convergence, James
  • Re: Question on absolute continuity, L^1 convergence, The World Wide Wade
• math in WinEdit, lataianu bogdan
  • Re: math in WinEdit, Ioannis
  • Re: math in WinEdit, Robert Israel
  • Re: math in WinEdit, Rouben Rostamian
  • Re: math in WinEdit, Robert Low
• Re: Why Einstein Misunderstood His Own Theory, T.H. Ray
• Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, James
  • Re: Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, Jannick Asmus
    • Re: Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, James
    • Re: Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, James
      • Re: Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, Jannick Asmus
      • Re: Complex uniform convergence on compact subsets question, Jannick Asmus
• Godel incompleteness theorem proof, RemiBernal
  • Re: Godel incompleteness theorem proof, Aatu Koskensilta
• une fonction croissante, matheffex@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: une fonction croissante, john
    • Re: une fonction croissante, Julien Santini
  • Re: une fonction croissante, I.N. Galidakis
• Good Math Puzzle, Naren
• Prime number theorem question, Fermat
  • Re: Prime number theorem question, quasi
    • Re: Prime number theorem question, quasi
      • Re: Prime number theorem question, Fermat
• velocity problem in two dimensions, scott . mcmasters
  • Re: velocity problem in two dimensions, Gib Bogle
  • Re: velocity problem in two dimensions, john
  • Re: velocity problem in two dimensions, Virgil
  • Re: velocity problem in two dimensions, Barry Schwarz
• Call for Papers: The 2006 IAENG International Workshop on Scientific Computing and Computational Statistics, imecs2006
• Finding a diagonal of a box, me
  • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, quasi
    • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, quasi
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Fermat
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Randy Poe
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, quasi
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Pubkeybreaker
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, quasi
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, quasi
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, abe . buckingham
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
      • Re: Finding a diagonal of a box, me
• 10^20 vs 20^10, me
  • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, quasi
    • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, N. Silver
  • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, The World Wide Wade
  • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, Richard Henry
    • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, alainverghote
      • Message not available
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, alainverghote
    • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, Michael Hennebry
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, quasi
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
  • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, David Ames
    • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, David Ames
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, David Ames
      • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10,
    • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, me
  • Re: 10^20 vs 20^10, deepkdeb
• Induction and Fund. Thm. of Arithmetic, GKe4848094
  • Re: Induction and Fund. Thm. of Arithmetic, Ed Hook
    • Re: Induction and Fund. Thm. of Arithmetic, GKe4848094
  • Re: Induction and Fund. Thm. of Arithmetic, barr
• orthogonal trajectories, Luke Wu
  • Re: orthogonal trajectories, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    • Re: orthogonal trajectories, Carl Parkes
• The Mautsch method for cubics, David M Einstein
• A pi and e calculation producing a periodic cf., Dan
  • Re: A pi and e calculation producing a periodic cf., Robert Israel
  • Re: A pi and e calculation producing a periodic cf., Dan
• another improper integral, eugene
  • Re: another improper integral, Igor Khavkine
• an improper integral, eugene
  • Re: an improper integral, Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
    • Re: an improper integral, Igor Khavkine
    • Re: an improper integral, Ronald Bruck
• Another question about derivatives, Stephen J. Herschkorn
  • Re: Another question about derivatives, The World Wide Wade
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      • Re: Another question about derivatives, Rouben Rostamian
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      • Re: Another question about derivatives, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, Gib Bogle
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      • Re: Another question about derivatives, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, Ron Sperber
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, SuGuang,Dou
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, quasi
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, The World Wide Wade
      • Re: Another question about derivatives, quasi
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      • Re: Another question about derivatives, Dave L. Renfro
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• Bayesian Statistic, me
• Limit of integral question,,, James
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• Fubini's theorem, James
  • Re: Fubini's theorem, G.E. Ivey
  • Re: Fubini's theorem, Ronald Bruck
    • Re: Fubini's theorem, mathman
      • Re: Fubini's theorem, Ronald Bruck
      • Re: Fubini's theorem, mathman
• direction of vector in tagent space, Gary Weselle
  • Re: direction of vector in tagent space, Gib Bogle
  • Re: direction of vector in tagent space, Mike Terry
• New mathematics/physical sciences positions at http://jobs.phds.org, December 26, 2005, PhDs . org Webmaster
• يا جماعة فى منـح تعليميـة مجانية فى مجال برمجة الكمبيوتر, Dr_mohamed_hassan_103
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• Any recommendations for grad schools?, John
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• P(AorB)=0.60; P(A)-0.20. Find P(B) if A and B are independent., me
  • Re: P(AorB)=0.60; P(A)-0.20. Find P(B) if A and B are independent., Mkajuma
    • Re: P(AorB)=0.60; P(A)-0.20. Find P(B) if A and B are independent., [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
  • Re: P(AorB)=0.60; P(A)-0.20. Find P(B) if A and B are independent., mathman
    • Re: P(AorB)=0.60; P(A)-0.20. Find P(B) if A and B are independent., [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Answers of "List the positive divisors of 372?" are; What's the fastest approach?, me
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    • Re: Answers of "List the positive divisors of 372?" are; What's the fastest approach?, me
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• Ultimate, God-like Algorithm, Chris Osborn
• If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), me
  • Re: If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), Chris Osborn
    • Thanks - Re: If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), me
  • Re: If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), quasi
    • Re: If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), me
  • Re: If an integer is randomly selected from all positive 2-digit integers (i.e the integers 10, 11, 12, ....,99), Mkajuma
• How to get the answer fast?, me
  • How to get these GRE answer fast?, me
    • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, Chris Osborn
      • Thanks - Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, me
      • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, Robert Low
      • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, Dave Seaman
      • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, Robert Low
    • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, Richard Henry
      • Re: How to get these GRE answer fast?, me
  • Re: How to get the answer fast?, Phil Carmody
• How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
  • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
    • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
  • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Jules
    • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, The Qurqirish Dragon
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, The Qurqirish Dragon
  • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, John
    • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, Mkajuma
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
    • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
    • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, quasi
      • Re: How many 3-digit positive integrs are odd and do not contain the digit "5"?, me
• to osbo...another probability (using factorial) question, me
  • Re: to osbo...another probability (using factorial) question, mathman
  • Re: to osbo...another probability (using factorial) question, Chris Osborn
  • Re: to osbo...another probability (using factorial) question, me
  • Re: to osbo...another probability (using factorial) question, Robert Low
• Re: Finally, you can afford software by Windows XP Windows XP & Adobe, Windows, Robert J. Kolker
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• how to solve this probability?, me
  • Re: how to solve this probability?, osbornc
  • Re: how to solve this probability?, Gib Bogle
• Can we apply inverses to two variables?, deniz . bahar
  • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, Lee Rudolph
    • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, deniz . bahar
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, quasi
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, deniz . bahar
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, quasi
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, G.E. Ivey
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, quasi
      • Re: Can we apply inverses to two variables?, deniz . bahar
• A probability problem about calculating the expectation, jing . hu
  • Re: A probability problem about calculating the expectation, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    • Re: A probability problem about calculating the expectation, jing . hu
      • Re: A probability problem about calculating the expectation, Stephen J. Herschkorn
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• Dominated convergence question, integral, James
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• Automatic Theorem Prover, osbornc
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• General property of selected polynomials, Roman B. Binder
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• Mobius transformation question, James
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• x^x = 1/4, gaya . patel
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      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Gib Bogle
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      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Gib Bogle
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Gib Bogle
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      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, David W . Cantrell
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Gib Bogle
  • Re: x^x = 1/4, Kenneth Bull
    • Re: x^x = 1/4, Robert Israel
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Robert Israel
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, quasi
      • Re: x^x = 1/4, Kenneth Bull
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• Studying maths at high-school, Siraj Kutlusan
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• What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Robert J. Kolker
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Siraj Kutlusan
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, buyukadali
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, buyukadali
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Siraj Kutlusan
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Peteris Krumins
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Badduh
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, fishfry
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Jules
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Gib Bogle
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Dave L. Renfro
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, zuhair
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, zuhair
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Fermat
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, The Ghost In The Machine
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Gib Bogle
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, The Ghost In The Machine
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Aatu Koskensilta
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, The Ghost In The Machine
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Proginoskes
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Aatu Koskensilta
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Dement
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Robert J. Kolker
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, scott7261@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, abe . buckingham
    • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, stu
      • Re: What does 1+1=2 really mean?, Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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• Differentiable Homotopy?, Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
  • Re: Differentiable Homotopy?, Ed Hook
• Is a space always dense in its double dual?, Kira Yamato
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• how to change name of song in Itunes, a_plutonium
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• Analytic Series, Narcoleptic Insomniac
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• Comparing 2 Infinite Trees, osbornc
• Generalizing difference quotients to other operations, Dave L. Renfro
• test, bill
• bayesian statistics in insurance, sigoldberg1
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• body of trig funcs, Siraj Kutlusan
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• can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
  • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
    • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Ted Hwa
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
  • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, William Elliot
    • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Robert Israel
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Robert Israel
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Robert Israel
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Robert Israel
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
      • Re: can all F(x,y) = G(x,y) type relations be implicitly differentiated?, Kobu
• Christmas sequences, Han . deBruijn
• water pressure, Adnan
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• examples, rasul . shahbazzadeh
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• derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
  • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
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      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Robert Low
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Dave L. Renfro
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Stephen J. Herschkorn
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, R. Colacitti
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      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Stephen J. Herschkorn
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Robert Low
      • Re: derivative using first principles NOT EQUAL TO derivative using power rule, Virgil
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• Calabi Yau Spaces Sculpture Program, mustafaumutsarac
• Convergence theorems question.., James
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• an open ball, eugene
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• L^p convergence another question.., James
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• Known lengths of edges of an abitrary polygon, seek for area, moop?
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    • Re: Known lengths of edges of an abitrary polygon, seek for area, quasi
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• PROTEST OF A VICTIM OF A PROBABLE INTELLECTUAL THEFT / HACKING, bouhannache
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• About Cayley-Menger determinant, moop?
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• Santa Claus speed, Peter L. Montgomery
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• references sought, Sean McIlroy
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• Q: special case of cumulative trivariate normal, Axel Vogt
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• how to compute the eigenvalue and eigenvector of this matrix?, comtech
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      • Re: how to compute the eigenvalue and eigenvector of this matrix?, Dr Tim
• why is this approximation valid, Kobu
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• partition of the real line, eugene
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      • Re: partition of the real line, cbrown
  • Re: partition of the real line, Robert Israel
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  • Re: GxZ is isomorphic to HxZ, but G is not isomorphic to H, abe . buckingham
  • Re: GxZ is isomorphic to HxZ, but G is not isomorphic to H,
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  • Re: Angular Velocity - Undisplayed messages, Mohan Pawar
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      • Re: Angular Velocity - Undisplayed messages, Robert Low
• simplicial map, Jonas
  • Re: simplicial map, Ed Hook
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      • Re: Repeat of Normal families complex analysis problem, David C . Ullrich
  • Re: Repeat of Normal families complex analysis problem, Robert Israel
• Complex Analysis qualifying exam problem, James
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• functional differentiation, wissam
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• Fourier Transforms, Saruman
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• Any countable set in the reals is a Borel set, Bob
  • Re: Any countable set in the reals is a Borel set, abe . buckingham
    • Re: Any countable set in the reals is a Borel set, Bob
      • Re: Any countable set in the reals is a Borel set, William Elliot
• Tough Combinatorics problem?, Angela
  • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Robert Israel
    • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, The Last Danish Pastry
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    • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Angela
    • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Angela
      • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, The Last Danish Pastry
      • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Angela
      • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, The Last Danish Pastry
      • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Angela
    • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Robert Israel
  • Re: Tough Combinatorics problem?, Chip Eastham
• is this proof of product rule rigorous (any loop holes?), i . love . jeevitha
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    • Re: is this proof of product rule rigorous (any loop holes?), i . love . jeevitha
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      • Re: is this proof of product rule rigorous (any loop holes?), i . love . jeevitha
  • Re: is this proof of product rule rigorous (any loop holes?), William Elliot
    • Re: is this proof of product rule rigorous (any loop holes?)