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• Julia set in 4D, webpage, Eric Baird
• Linear map preserving positive definite matrices, eric_chopin
  • Re: Linear map preserving positive definite matrices, Robert Israel
    • Re: Linear map preserving positive definite matrices, eric_chopin
• Haar measure on automorphisms groups, eric_chopin
• pythagorean rings, anton . ambschel
• Question about limits - stuck at proving, word . drunk
  • Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving, amzoti
  • Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving, word . drunk
• Complex analysis with converge., mina_world
  • Re: Complex analysis with converge., Fatal
  • Re: Complex analysis with converge., Robert Israel
• How to Clean Ugg Boots, uggol05@xxxxxxxxx
• projection of schemes, mynameisrabbit
  • Re: projection of schemes, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    • Re: projection of schemes, mynameisrabbit
      • Re: projection of schemes, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2)., mina_world
  • Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2)., Fatal
    • Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2)., mina_world
      • Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2)., Fatal
  • Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2)., W^3
• A good self-study book, Billiam
  • Re: A good self-study book, Frederick Williams
    • Re: A good self-study book, Billiam
      • Re: A good self-study book, Frederick Williams
  • Re: A good self-study book, G. A. Edgar
  • Re: A good self-study book, anonymous . rubbertube
    • Re: A good self-study book, Billiam
  • Re: A good self-study book, MoeBlee
• Obama Wins, Ross A. Finlayson
  • Re: Obama Wins, mrsmith
    • Re: Obama Wins, Jon Slaughter
      • Re: Obama Wins, galathaea
      • Re: Obama Wins, MoeBlee
• On one-to-many transformation of RVs, vv
  • Re: On one-to-many transformation of RVs, Herman Rubin
• Almost trivial remark on metric spaces, mrsmith
  • Re: Almost trivial remark on metric spaces, William Elliot
• GF(81) number of primitive elements?, TTroy
  • Re: GF(81) number of primitive elements?, Tonico
  • Re: GF(81) number of primitive elements?, Arturo Magidin
• Number with multiple of 7., mina_world
  • Re: Number with multiple of 7., riderofgiraffes
    • Re: Number with multiple of 7., Tonico
      • Re: Number with multiple of 7., Philippe 92
      • Re: Number with multiple of 7., riderofgiraffes
      • Re: Number with multiple of 7., Rob Johnson
      • Re: Number with multiple of 7., Bill Dubuque
  • Re: Number with multiple of 7., Richard Tobin
  • Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49, JEMebius
    • Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49, Dave
      • Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49, Philippe 92
• Algebra with order p^2, subgroup., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with order p^2, subgroup., Tonico
• M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Mensanator
  • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Mensanator
    • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Mensanator
  • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Gottfried Helms
    • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Mensanator
      • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, galathaea
      • Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations, Mensanator
• --- --- Square root of an integer, Deep
  • Re: --- --- Square root of an integer, amzoti
    • Re: --- --- Square root of an integer, Deep
• Re: Gravity can move through itself, Ross A. Finlayson
• HandyMan DataBase Over 1,000,000 Specs, scott93727g
• Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point, amy666
  • Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point, amy666
  • Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point, JSH
• General questions on how to prove various things in Real Analysis - basic, word . drunk
  • Re: General questions on how to prove various things in Real Analysis - basic, William Elliot
• Want to make MONEY online, for FREE and get CASH for surfing, websites, chats, emails and more?? $$$, Edward Land
• minimal ellipse, approxnn
  • Re: minimal ellipse, Robert Israel
    • Re: minimal ellipse, approxnn
      • Re: minimal ellipse, Philippe 92
  • Re: minimal ellipse, G. A. Edgar
• Special sequence, Robert Kaufman
  • Re: Special sequence, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    • Re: Special sequence, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  • Re: Special sequence, Robert Kaufman
• real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, amature83@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, Virgil
    • Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, David R Tribble
      • Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, amature83@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, galathaea
  • Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's, christian.bau
• Circulant Matrices, firdaus . janoos
  • Re: Circulant Matrices, Robert Israel
• a question about determinants, Raphanus
  • Re: a question about determinants, G. A. Edgar
    • Re: a question about determinants, Raphanus
  • Re: a question about determinants-, JEMebius
• valuation theory of fields of finite transcendence degree over Q, Rupert
  • Re: valuation theory of fields of finite transcendence degree over Q, galathaea
• Information about a rule of integration, Eoghan
  • Re: Information about a rule of integration, Herman Rubin
    • Re: Information about a rule of integration, A N Niel
• reduced scheme, mynameisrabbit
  • Re: reduced scheme, mynameisrabbit
    • Re: reduced scheme, anonymous . rubbertube
      • Re: reduced scheme, mynameisrabbit
      • Re: reduced scheme, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
      • Re: reduced scheme, mynameisrabbit
      • Re: reduced scheme, anonymous . rubbertube
      • Re: reduced scheme, mynameisrabbit
      • Re: reduced scheme, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
      • Re: reduced scheme, anonymous . rubbertube
      • Re: reduced scheme, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
      • Re: reduced scheme, anonymous . rubbertube
• series expansion, charlescalculus_robertobaggio
  • Re: series expansion, Zdislav V. Kovarik
  • Re: series expansion, Rob Johnson
    • Re: series expansion, charlescalculus_robertobaggio
• Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2)., mina_world
  • Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2)., W^3
    • Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2)., Robert Israel
      • Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2)., mina_world
• Algebra with maximal ideal, idempotent., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with maximal ideal, idempotent., William Elliot
• Right aligned smooth function, neo
• Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0, tpiezas
  • Re: Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0, secondmouse
  • Re: Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0, secondmouse
• proof by induction, matie555
  • Re: proof by induction, Arturo Magidin
  • Re: proof by induction, rossum
• math, www . luxuryfashion
• Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, Angus Rodgers
  • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, anonymous . rubbertube
    • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, Angus Rodgers
      • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, Angus Rodgers
      • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, galathaea
      • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, Marc Olschok
      • Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation, Angus Rodgers
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data, filipovic81
  • Re: JSH: Contradictory data, JSH
    • Re: JSH: Contradictory data, Rupert
      • Re: JSH: Contradictory data, JSH
      • Re: JSH: Contradictory data, Tim Smith
• Algebra with ideal, <4>., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>., Fatal
    • Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>., mina_world
      • Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>., Fatal
      • Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>., mina_world
      • Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>., Fatal
• Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, sanchopancho80
  • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, G. A. Edgar
    • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, William Elliot
      • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, Fatal
  • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, Fatal
    • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, sanchopancho80
      • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, Fatal
  • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, Daniel Grubb
    • Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness, Daniel Grubb
• Invertible functions and parity, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• What is this transcendental?, dan73
  • Re: What is this transcendental?, www . luxuryfashion
  • Re: What is this transcendental?, amzoti
    • Re: What is this transcendental?, Gerry Myerson
  • Re: What is this transcendental?, Robert Israel
    • Re: What is this transcendental?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    • Re: What is this transcendental?, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: What is this transcendental?, Robert Israel
  • Re: What is this transcendental?, dan73
• Covariance, El
• The Cramster Team, learn.cramster@xxxxxxxxx
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  • The Cramster Team, learn.cramster@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: The Cramster Team, Gib Bogle
• twist map, foliated tori, dice
• Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares, conjecture
  • Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares, William Elliot
    • Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares, William Elliot
  • Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares, Ray Vickson
• Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., conjecture
  • Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., conjecture
    • Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., William Elliot
      • Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., conjecture
      • Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., mjc
      • Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative., William Elliot
• separable dense countable subset L^p metric spaces, Lax
  • Re: separable dense countable subset L^p metric spaces, Robert Israel
• Radix Base Number Converter, easysurf
  • Re: Radix Base Number Converter, Mensanator
    • Re: Radix Base Number Converter, easysurf
      • Re: Radix Base Number Converter, Mensanator
      • Re: Radix Base Number Converter, easysurf
      • Re: Radix Base Number Converter, Mensanator
• convex set intersections, analyst41
  • Re: convex set intersections, Robert Israel
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • convex set intersections, analyst41
    • Re: convex set intersections, Virgil
      • Re: convex set intersections, analyst41
      • Re: convex set intersections, analyst41
    • Re: convex set intersections, William Elliot
      • Re: convex set intersections, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: convex set intersections, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
      • Re: convex set intersections, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: convex set intersections, Virgil
      • Re: convex set intersections, William Elliot
• instructor solutions manual for Machine Design : An Integrated Approach (3rd Ed., Norton)&Algorithm Design (Jon Kleinberg & Éva Tardos) &Design of Machinery (3rd Ed., Norton), cartermath
• Sedenions, PaulHjelmstad
• Z_(p^m), Carl R.
  • Re: Z_(p^m), Phil Carmody
    • Re: Z_(p^m), Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  • Re: Z_(p^m), Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
  • Re: Z_(p^m), Fatal
  • Re: Z_(p^m), Bill Dubuque
• Nova: Fractals, amzoti
  • Re: Nova: Fractals, Mensanator
    • Re: Nova: Fractals, amzoti
      • Re: Nova: Fractals, Mensanator
    • Re: Nova: Fractals, spudnik
  • Re: Nova: Fractals, Usher73
  • Re: Nova: Fractals, Tim Smith
• Logic : Consistency and models, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Logic : Consistency and models, galathaea
• knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Mateusz Berezecki
  • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Virgil
  • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Dirk Van de moortel
    • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Mateusz Berezecki
    • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, spudnik
  • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Ken Pledger
  • Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions, Tim Smith
• Re: Interesting Math Fact?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Need hands on activity regarding knot theory, Darren
  • Re: Need hands on activity regarding knot theory, spudnik
  • Re: Need hands on activity regarding knot theory, Gerry Myerson
• Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe, amy666
  • Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe, spudnik
    • Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe, xxein
      • Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe, spudnik
• Rolling dice in the dark, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
  • Re: Rolling dice in the dark, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
  • Re: Rolling dice in the dark, Mensanator
• ?, jmarky5
  • Re: ?, Robert Israel
    • Re: ?, jmarky5
    • Re: ?, Herman Rubin
• Curved movement, Bill
  • Re: Curved movement, Phil Carmody
    • Re: Curved movement, Bill
      • Re: Curved movement, I.N. Galidakis
• Please, verify my derivative calculations, elanamig
  • Re: Please, verify my derivative calculations, Torsten Hennig
    • Re: Please, verify my derivative calculations, elanamig
      • Re: Please, verify my derivative calculations, Virgil
• Does math become more difficult?, Victor Porton
  • Re: Does math become more difficult?, J. Antonio Perez M.
    • Re: Does math become more difficult?, zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Michael Stemper
  • Re: Does math become more difficult?, riderofgiraffes
    • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Robert Israel
      • Re: Does math become more difficult?, G. A. Edgar
      • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Robert Israel
      • Re: Does math become more difficult?, G. A. Edgar
      • Re: Does math become more difficult?, David Bernier
    • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Tim Smith
      • Re: Does math become more difficult?, spudnik
  • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Bill Taylor
  • Re: Does math become more difficult?, William Elliot
    • Re: Does math become more difficult?, Herman Jurjus
• American Mathematical Monthly problem number, dwwdkddb
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: American Mathematical Monthly problem number, victor_meldrew_666
    • Re: American Mathematical Monthly problem number, dwwdkddb
• Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation, Niko
  • Re: Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation, DavidA
    • Re: Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation, Niko
  • Re: Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation, kunzmilan
• Solvable sextics and Fibonacci numbers, tpiezas
  • Re: Solvable sextics and Fibonacci numbers, victor_meldrew_666
• how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, William Elliot
    • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, kunzmilan
  • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Ross
    • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Ross A. Finlayson
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Don Stockbauer
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Ross A. Finlayson
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Ross A. Finlayson
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Ross A. Finlayson
      • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, Don Stockbauer
  • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, riderofgiraffes
    • Re: how many dimensions do I need?, narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
• QR and SVD decomposition, miki
  • Re: QR and SVD decomposition, Dave
  • Re: QR and SVD decomposition, Jon Slaughter
• Re: About construction of length ab without a unit, José Carlos Santos
  • Message not available
    • Re: About construction of length ab without a unit, José Carlos Santos
• Discrete math with pigeonhole principle., mina_world
• Moment generating function question, Zoot
  • Re: Moment generating function question, victor_meldrew_666
• Calc - Question on intervals/slope., CCfooty
  • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., Joshua Cranmer
    • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., CCfooty
      • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., Virgil
      • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., Ray Vickson
    • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., jmorriss@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., Ken Pledger
  • Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope., Dave
• Discrete math with computers and printers., mina_world
• Belated Happy Birthday wishes to Herman Rubin, The poster formerly known as Colleyville Alan
• Embarrassing probability question, g_chime@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Embarrassing probability question, Robert Israel
    • Re: Embarrassing probability question, Rob Johnson
  • Re: Embarrassing probability question, Zoot
• Statistics with normal distribution, weight., mina_world
  • Re: Statistics with normal distribution, weight., Ray Koopman
    • Re: Statistics with normal distribution, weight., mina_world
• Set of automorphisms, Carl R.
  • Re: Set of automorphisms, José Carlos Santos
    • Re: Set of automorphisms, Derek Holt
      • Re: Set of automorphisms, José Carlos Santos
  • Re: Set of automorphisms, Fatal
• just for fun, amy666
• How do you prove proof theory?, Starblade Enkai
  • Re: How do you prove proof theory?, galathaea
• Terminology : MOD, amy666
  • Re: Terminology : MOD, Robert Israel
    • Re: Terminology : MOD, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, Phil Carmody
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, amy666
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, Robert Israel
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, amy666
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, Robert Israel
      • Re: Terminology : MOD, Bill Dubuque
    • Re: Terminology : MOD, amy666
  • Re: Terminology : MOD, Bill Dubuque
• representation MOD, amy666
  • Re: representation MOD, Gerry Myerson
    • Re: representation MOD, amy666
      • Re: representation MOD, Gerry Myerson
• Ellipsoids - Terminology, Terry/Padden
  • Re: Ellipsoids - Terminology, Joshua Cranmer
  • Re: Ellipsoids - Terminology, David W . Cantrell
    • Re: Ellipsoids - Terminology, Terry/Padden
    • Re: Ellipsoids - Terminology, David W . Cantrell
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, David Hartley
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, amy666
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, KWF
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Gerry Myerson
    • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Tim Smith
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Michael Press
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Michael Press
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Tim Smith
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Tim Smith
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Gerry Myerson
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Marko Amnell
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, anonymous . rubbertube
      • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Marko Amnell
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Tonico
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Larry Hammick
  • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, KWF
    • Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis, Gc
• eigenvalue monotonicity, mhasoba
• bounded monotonic sequence proof HELP, la . foma
  • Re: bounded monotonic sequence proof HELP, W^3
• y = x^p; p = ?, John
  • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
    • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, John
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, John
  • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Fatal
    • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, John
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, AshtarSheran
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Michael Press
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?,
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Tonico
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Derek Holt
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Tonico
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Michael Press
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Ray Vickson
      • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Fatal
  • Re: y = x^p; p = ?, Pfsszxt
• The unimaginable mathematics of Torkel Franzen, Marko Amnell
• trvial, Tito
  • Re: trvial, kupier
• Convex hull intersecting lattice in 2-dim, herby74
• T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, andy everett
  • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, Simeon Stefanov
    • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, andyeverett57
  • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, beeworks
    • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, andy everett
      • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, andyeverett57
      • Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?, beeworks
• Are these two paths linked?, andy everett
• Analysis book, A Aitken
• Anyone who have solution of electric machinery fundamentals stehen j.chapman pdf download 4th edition, tahirimran62@xxxxxxxxx
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  • Anyone who have solution of electric machinery fundamentals stehen j.chapman pdf download 4th edition, tahirimran62@xxxxxxxxx
• Supersoluble groups, burkill.louis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Supersoluble groups, J. Antonio Perez M.
    • Re: Supersoluble groups,
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, burkill.louis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, Derek Holt
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, I.M. Soloveichik
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, Arturo Magidin
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, newsgr . mail
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, Arturo Magidin
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, Tonico
      • Re: Supersoluble groups, Derek Holt
• Maximal Torsion-free quotient, Dick
  • Re: Maximal Torsion-free quotient, J. Antonio Perez M.
  • Re: Maximal Torsion-free quotient, victor_meldrew_666
  • Re: Maximal Torsion-free quotient, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  • Re: Maximal Torsion-free quotient, hagman
• maximum of f (i,j), Terry IT
  • Re: maximum of f (i,j), hagman
  • Re: maximum of f (i,j), christian.bau
    • Re: maximum of f (i,j), christian.bau
• Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, rabbits77
  • Re: Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, José Carlos Santos
  • Re: Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, William Elliot
    • Re: Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, rabbits77
      • Re: Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, William Elliot
  • Re: Show that if a_n < 0 and lim a_n = 0, then lim 1/a_n = -oo, hagman
• Re: Without a unit, can we construct the prodcut of two given lengths a, b?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
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  • Re: Without a unit, can we construct the prodcut of two given lengths a, b?, A N Niel
• Probability density function question, Zoot
  • Re: Probability density function question, Robert Israel
    • Re: Probability density function question, Zoot
      • Re: Probability density function question, Jussi Piitulainen
      • Re: Probability density function question, Ray Vickson
      • Re: Probability density function question, Jussi Piitulainen
      • Re: Probability density function question, Ray Vickson
      • Re: Probability density function question, Jussi Piitulainen
      • Re: Probability density function question, Robert Israel
      • Re: Probability density function question, Zoot
• Discrete math with subset., mina_world
  • Re: Discrete math with subset., Rob Johnson
    • Re: Discrete math with subset., mina_world
  • Re: Discrete math with subset., hagman
  • Re: Discrete math with subset., Michael Press
• simple extension of subfield, Bahar, D.
  • Re: simple extension of subfield, Arturo Magidin
• limit proof HELP, la . foma
  • Re: limit proof HELP, W^3
  • Re: limit proof HELP, Robert Israel
    • Re: limit proof HELP, la . foma
  • Re: limit proof HELP, hagman
  • Re: limit proof HELP, amzoti
• suggestions on how to prove the limit problem, la . foma
• Multi-level Markov chains, Tim Climber
  • Re: Multi-level Markov chains, Jon Slaughter
• trig substitution, withoutadoor08
  • Re: trig substitution, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Why aren't my posts appearing?, Starblade Enkai
  • Re: Why aren't my posts appearing?, Larry Hammick
  • Re: Why aren't my posts appearing?, beeworks
• Choosing a school (help please), Geomancer
• UGG Boots Classic Tall in Black 5815, Rain
• UGG Boots Classic Tall Grey 5815-Grey, Rain
• Integrate using complex analysis, spasmous2
  • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, Gerry Myerson
    • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, David C . Ullrich
  • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, David C . Ullrich
    • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, spasmous2
      • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, David C . Ullrich
      • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, spasmous2
      • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, amy666
      • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, Anon
      • Re: Integrate using complex analysis, spasmous2
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      • Re: -- roots of polynomials with nonnegative coefficients, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
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      • Re: -- roots of polynomials with nonnegative coefficients, quasi
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• Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, dlee91
  • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, AshtarSheran
    • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, dlee91
      • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, zhao . hui . du
      • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, AshtarSheran
      • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, Arturo Magidin
  • Re: Rewrite this formula...is it possible?, Gerry Myerson
• Will Any Graduate Program Give Me A Shot???, Matt B.
  • Re: Will Any Graduate Program Give Me A Shot???, AshtarSheran
  • Re: Will Any Graduate Program Give Me A Shot???, NotP
  • Re: Will Any Graduate Program Give Me A Shot???, Gerry Myerson
• combinations (applied to football games), Robert Bencomo
  • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Arturo Magidin
    • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Mensanator
      • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Robert Bencomo
      • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Arturo Magidin
      • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Mensanator
    • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Robert Bencomo
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  • Re: combinations (applied to football games), smallpond
    • Re: combinations (applied to football games), Mensanator
• Gaussian Integers, lite . on . beta
  • Re: Gaussian Integers, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Gaussian Integers, lite . on . beta
      • Re: Gaussian Integers, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Gaussian Integers, Fatal
      • Re: Gaussian Integers, Arturo Magidin
• Simple math problem baffles me: mg per ml, Clueless in Seattle
  • Re: Simple math problem baffles me: mg per ml, AshtarSheran
    • Re: Simple math problem baffles me: mg per ml, Clueless in Seattle
  • Re: Simple math problem baffles me: mg per ml, Mensanator
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• Unconstructed Existence, Charles Wells
• Question regarding simplifying polynomials, stephensimpson80
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• combinatorics question.., robdevloper
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• beginners: algebra and substitution of negative value question, popi papi
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      • Re: beginners: algebra and substitution of negative value question, Arturo Magidin
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  • Re: beginners: algebra and substitution of negative value question, Angus Rodgers
  • Re: beginners: algebra and substitution of negative value question, popi papi
• Algebra with division ring, unit., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with division ring, unit., David Bernier
  • Re: Algebra with division ring, unit., quasi
    • Re: Algebra with division ring, unit., mina_world
    • Re: Algebra with division ring, unit., Bill Dubuque
• Prove a limit, zdu
  • Re: Prove a limit, se16
    • Re: Prove a limit, David C. Ullrich
      • Re: Prove a limit, se16
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• Re: last five non zero digit of 10^12!, zdu
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• Calculus with Lagrange multiplier., mina_world
  • Re: Calculus with Lagrange multiplier., Ray Vickson
    • Re: Calculus with Lagrange multiplier., mina_world
      • Re: Calculus with Lagrange multiplier., Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Localization of integers at set excluding p1,p2,...,pk from prime factorization, lite . on . beta
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• associates in integral domains, lite . on . beta
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      • Re: associates in integral domains, Bill Dubuque
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• Prove of the limit inferior of a sequence, TheGist
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    • Re: Prove of the limit inferior of a sequence, TheGist
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  • Re: Prove of the limit inferior of a sequence, David C . Ullrich
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• A similar conjecture in lattice theory, Victor Porton
  • Re: A similar conjecture in lattice theory, Victor Porton
    • Re: A similar conjecture in lattice theory, William Elliot
• (root2) prime ideal of Z[root2], lite . on . beta
  • Re: (root2) prime ideal of Z[root2], Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  • Re: (root2) prime ideal of Z[root2], Bill Dubuque
• Continuity, conrad
  • Re: Continuity, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Continuity, conrad
      • Re: Continuity, Ross A. Finlayson
      • Re: Continuity, Chip Eastham
      • Re: Continuity, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Continuity, Salviati
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• Re: Solution Manual for many classes including Structural Analysis by Hibbeler; 6th Edition, birol
• Re: map, kupier
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• C[0,1] x C[0,1] is closed, Carl R.
  • Re: C[0,1] x C[0,1] is closed, José Carlos Santos
    • Re: C[0,1] x C[0,1] is closed, Robert Israel
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• Impossible for a number multiplied by zero to equal zero, Phantom scojocupcake
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• How do I convert a geocentric equatorial coordinate to a rectangular/Cartesian coordinate?, Ultrus
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• count n digit numbers, niklaus
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• Re: Where does infinity begin?, Ross A. Finlayson
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• conjugacy separability, emath
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• Re: Q/Z question, Arturo Magidin
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• Minimal Polynomial, KY
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• Differential, mitch
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• functions of L^2, mrsmith
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• The First Variation of a PDF, junoexpress
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• Fun math: Delayed-Carrying Vertically-Aligned Multiplication, Yao Ziyuan
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• Real Analysis Proof: Intersection and Union of an Indexed Set, sehlessteh
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• Maxima Reference Card, Greg
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• True or false? Sylow's theorem, Carl R.
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• "Great Ellipse" Or "Elliptic Great Circle"?, Kaimbridge
• Math that gets its meaning from physics, BURT
  • Re: Math that gets its meaning from physics, Muhammad
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      • Re: Math that gets its meaning from physics, Don Stockbauer
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• Mutually exclusive question, Zoot
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• Re: #5 eliminate all short selling Re: why I am so calm about the Stock M, David Bernier
• Paper on Uncertain Geometry Available, Jacko
• Dirichlet kernel like function, junoexpress
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• Some questions I have while studying Rings (newb), G Patel
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• Re: there are still drives that talk with you, amy666
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• Minkowski spacetime and GRT., socratus
• Algebra with A_8 , order., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with A_8 , order., Derek Holt
• Algebra with finite extension field before., mina_world
  • Re: Algebra with finite extension field before., William Elliot
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• Is there as English translation of "Conatuum praecipuorum theoriam parallelarum demonstrandi"?, lbrtchx
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• Algebra with extension field, degree., mina_world
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• Why does the "smallest integer, which can be divided by all integers up to x" tend to e^x as x-> infinity?, Chris Dew
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    • Re: Why does the "smallest integer, which can be divided by all integers up to x" tend to e^x as x-> infinity?, Phil Carmody
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• Normed Vector Spaces, Inner Product Spaces, Kobu
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• complex numbers and the law of cosine, deadpickle
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• a question about Fourier series, Yihong
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• The 2008 Nobel Prize in Physics., socratus
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• Tangent space question, Rotwang
• prove equivalence (of categories) is a full functor, cwldoc
  • Re: prove equivalence (of categories) is a full functor, Rotwang
  • Re: prove equivalence (of categories) is a full functor, cwldoc
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• subrings of ZxZ, Luke Wu
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• Test Bank And Solution Manual, Student Plus
• generalised rational function fields (rabbits in rabbit fields), galathaea
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  • Re: generalised rational function fields (rabbits in rabbit fields), David Bernier
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  • Re: generalised rational function fields (rabbits in rabbit fields), Ross A. Finlayson
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• Intersection of Linear Relations, Albert
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• Re: why I am so calm about the Stock Market, and when this subprime housi, David Bernier
• Countability: I need help proving that the cross product of 2 countable sets is countable., sehlessteh
  • Re: Countability: I need help proving that the cross product of 2 countable sets is countable., Jan Andres
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• figure 8 curve, zim_bob
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• Book Review: Stewart Shapiro's "Thinking about Mathematics", lbrtchx
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• Re: FLT: a short amateur proof for case 2: where is the mistake?, rcb
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• P = NP!, Yaakov Davis
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• i need that solution manual too, rasoolebrahimi
• Number Theoretic Computation, Narek Saribekyan
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• JSH - did he drop the hammer?, Gib Bogle
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  • Re: Subset without isolated points., José Carlos Santos
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  • Re: Subset without isolated points., David C . Ullrich
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• What proof is there that 1 is any different from [0]?, Starblade Enkai
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    • Re: Infinite UFD, finite many units => infinitely many pairwise nonassociated primes, Bill Dubuque
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  • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, Arturo Magidin
    • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, k.hofmann
      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, Arturo Magidin
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      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, Arturo Magidin
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      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, k.hofmann
      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, Arturo Magidin
      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, k.hofmann
      • Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation, Arturo Magidin
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  • Re: Elementary Theory of Numbers, William Elliot
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• Compute sqrt(x) mentally fast?, Luna Moon
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• Re: Is one-to-one mapping valid for comparing infinite-sized set, Salviati
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• Re: Is one-to-one mapping valid for comparing infinite-sized sets?, Salviati
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• Irreducible submatrices of nonnegative matrices, lauraa
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• variance of two samples combined, fatih . arslan . koc
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• Homographic function iterations, alainverghote
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• solution manual of basic principle and calculation in chemical engineering by David Himmelblau, nrkadil
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