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• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: Tonico
• Re: --- --- Square root of an integer
  • From: Deep
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Obama Wins
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data
  • From: JSH
• Re: Linear map preserving positive definite matrices
  • From: eric_chopin
• Re: Linear map preserving positive definite matrices
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Obama Wins
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Obama Wins
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: newsgr . mail
• Julia set in 4D, webpage
  • From: Eric Baird
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: Marc Olschok
• Re: Information about a rule of integration
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe
  • From: spudnik
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: Derek Holt
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: --- --- Square root of an integer
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Linear map preserving positive definite matrices
  • From: eric_chopin
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: I.M. Soloveichik
• Haar measure on automorphisms groups
  • From: eric_chopin
• Re: Information about a rule of integration
  • From: Herman Rubin
• pythagorean rings
  • From: anton . ambschel
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Marko Amnell
• Re: Complex analysis with converge.
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: Billiam
• Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving
  • From: word . drunk
• Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2).
  • From: W^3
• Re: On one-to-many transformation of RVs
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Question about limits - stuck at proving
  • From: amzoti
• Question about limits - stuck at proving
  • From: word . drunk
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: Complex analysis with converge.
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49
  • From: Philippe 92
• Complex analysis with converge.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Don Stockbauer
• Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2).
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49
  • From: Dave
• Re: projection of schemes
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: projection of schemes
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: Daniel Grubb
• Re: projection of schemes
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: Daniel Grubb
• How to Clean Ugg Boots
  • From: uggol05@xxxxxxxxx
• projection of schemes
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Number with multiple of 7 and with multiple of 49
  • From: JEMebius
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: Special sequence
  • From: Robert Kaufman
• Re: Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2).
  • From: Fatal
• Complex analysis with entire, e^(-1/z^2).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: analyst41
• Re: a question about determinants
  • From: Raphanus
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?
  • From: beeworks
• Re: minimal ellipse
  • From: Philippe 92
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: Rob Johnson
• Re: GF(81) number of primitive elements?
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: Almost trivial remark on metric spaces
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: Philippe 92
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: Billiam
• Re: a question about determinants-
  • From: JEMebius
• Re: a question about determinants
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: A good self-study book
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Don Stockbauer
• A good self-study book
  • From: Billiam
• Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?
  • From: andyeverett57
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: narutocanada@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Obama Wins
  • From: mrsmith
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: Tonico
• Obama Wins
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: Derek Holt
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Algebra with order p^2, subgroup.
  • From: Tonico
• Re: Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• On one-to-many transformation of RVs
  • From: vv
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data
  • From: Rupert
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Marko Amnell
• Re: Algebra with maximal ideal, idempotent.
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: William Elliot
• Almost trivial remark on metric spaces
  • From: mrsmith
• Re: GF(81) number of primitive elements?
  • From: Tonico
• GF(81) number of primitive elements?
  • From: TTroy
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Supersoluble groups
  • From: burkill.louis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Number with multiple of 7.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Radix Base Number Converter
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Radix Base Number Converter
  • From: easysurf
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data
  • From: JSH
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: General questions on how to prove various things in Real Analysis - basic
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Algebra with order p^2, subgroup.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: dan73
• Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Radix Base Number Converter
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Tim Smith
• M.Brushi's paper on Collatz generalizations
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Radix Base Number Converter
  • From: easysurf
• Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2).
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Math and the beginning of a a concept bigger than the universe
  • From: xxein
• --- --- Square root of an integer
  • From: Deep
• Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: amature83@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point
  • From: JSH
• Re: Is one-to-one mapping valid for comparing infinite-sized sets?
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: Gravity can move through itself
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• HandyMan DataBase Over 1,000,000 Specs
  • From: scott93727g
• Re: Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2).
  • From: W^3
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Gc
• Re: maximum of f (i,j)
  • From: christian.bau
• Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?
  • From: andy everett
• Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: mjc
• Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: maximum of f (i,j)
  • From: christian.bau
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: series expansion
  • From: charlescalculus_robertobaggio
• Re: minimal ellipse
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: christian.bau
• Re: Special sequence
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point
  • From: amy666
• Re: minimal ellipse
  • From: approxnn
• Re: Non-polynomial factorization, critical point
  • From: amy666
• Re: Special sequence
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: minimal ellipse
  • From: Robert Israel
• General questions on how to prove various things in Real Analysis - basic
  • From: word . drunk
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
  • From: David Bernier
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  • From: Edward Land
• minimal ellipse
  • From: approxnn
• Re: Circulant Matrices
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Special sequence
  • From: Robert Kaufman
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: galathaea
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: Virgil
• real numbers of decimal representation of all 1's
  • From: amature83@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: KWF
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Circulant Matrices
  • From: firdaus . janoos
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• a question about determinants
  • From: Raphanus
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: valuation theory of fields of finite transcendence degree over Q
  • From: galathaea
• Re: reduced scheme
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0
  • From: secondmouse
• Re: series expansion
  • From: Rob Johnson
• valuation theory of fields of finite transcendence degree over Q
  • From: Rupert
• Re: series expansion
  • From: Zdislav V. Kovarik
• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
  • From: Ross
• Information about a rule of integration
  • From: Eoghan
• reduced scheme
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• series expansion
  • From: charlescalculus_robertobaggio
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
  • From: Michael Stemper
• Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: Fatal
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: Virgil
• Calculus with double integral xe^(x^2-y^2).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: mina_world
• Algebra with maximal ideal, idempotent.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: conjecture
• Re: Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Right aligned smooth function
  • From: neo
• Re: proof by induction
  • From: rossum
• Re: Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0
  • From: secondmouse
• Re: What is this transcendental?
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: Fatal
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: sanchopancho80
• Solvable octics x^8+ax+b = 0
  • From: tpiezas
• Re: proof by induction
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• proof by induction
  • From: matie555
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• Re: What is this transcendental?
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• Re: Embarrassing probability question
  • From: Rob Johnson
• Goldblatt, /Topoi/: definition of exponentiation
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: JSH: Contradictory data
  • From: filipovic81
• Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?
  • From: beeworks
• Re: Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: Fatal
• Re: T or F, every pair of distinct geodesics on S^3 is linked?
  • From: andyeverett57
• Algebra with ideal, <4>.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Cauchy-Completeness and locally compactness
  • From: sanchopancho80
• Re: Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation
  • From: Niko
• Invertible functions and parity
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• What is this transcendental?
  • From: dan73
• Re: Z_(p^m)
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: The Cramster Team
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Covariance
  • From: El
• The Cramster Team
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• The Cramster Team
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• Re: Z_(p^m)
  • From: Fatal
• Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
  • From: Herman Jurjus
• Re: Terminology : MOD
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Proof of the Four Color Theorem by Contradiction
  • From: tjensen
• twist map, foliated tori
  • From: dice
• Re: How do you prove proof theory?
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Does math become more difficult?
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• Re: separable dense countable subset L^p metric spaces
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Radix Base Number Converter
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Comprehensive Solution Manual for Textbooks
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• Re: Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: conjecture
• Proving the maximum condition for difference of roots of sum of squares
  • From: conjecture
• Need help in proving that a derivative is always negative.
  • From: conjecture
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: analyst41
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: Virgil
• separable dense countable subset L^p metric spaces
  • From: Lax
• convex set intersections
  • From: analyst41
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: convex set intersections
  • From: Robert Israel
• Radix Base Number Converter
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• convex set intersections
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• Re: Agreed Question about whether you can construct L
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• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: ?
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: Q on Riemann Hypothesis
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: defining a closed set
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Nova: Fractals
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Separable extension
  • From: Jose
• Re: Z_(p^m)
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Nova: Fractals
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Terminology : MOD
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: representation MOD
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Agreed Question about whether you can construct L
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• Re: OT: Drexel Math Forum
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• Re: Need hands on activity regarding knot theory
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• Re: Terminology : MOD
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• Re: Nova: Fractals
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• Re: Z_(p^m)
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• Re: Logic : Consistency and models
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• Re: Nova: Fractals
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• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
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• Re: Nova: Fractals
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• Re: Two More New Math Ideas
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• Re: Z_(p^m)
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• Re: Does math become more difficult?
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• Re: Nova: Fractals
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions
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• Re: E=mc(squared) = E=mc(circled), and celestial orbits, may indeed be, “Natures Squaring of the Circle”.
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• Re: knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions
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• Logic : Consistency and models
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• Re: defining a closed set
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• knuth - vol 1 - inductive proof questions
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• Re: Terminology : MOD
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• Re: OT: Drexel Math Forum
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• Re: OT: Drexel Math Forum
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• Re: Please, verify my derivative calculations
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• Re: Does math become more difficult?
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• Re: Does math become more difficult?
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• Re: Counting permutations with limited distance to a "center" permutation
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• Re: Please, verify my derivative calculations
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• Please, verify my derivative calculations
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• Re: Does math become more difficult?
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• Re: Solvable sextics and Fibonacci numbers
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• Re: QR and SVD decomposition
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• Re: how many dimensions do I need?
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• Solvable sextics and Fibonacci numbers
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• Re: y = x^p; p = ?
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• Re: Calc - Question on intervals/slope.
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• Re: QR and SVD decomposition
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• Re: Subset without isolated points.
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: Pontryagin duality (again)
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• Re: Does concavity imply this inequality?
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: Subset without isolated points.
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: Complex analysis with f(z/2).
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• Subset without isolated points.
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• Calculus with integral 1+x^2+y^2.
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• Re: CERN concern
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• Re: limit
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: CERN concern
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• Re: -- rational distances
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• Re: limit
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• Re: Elementary Theory of Numbers
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• Re: -- extending a homeomorphism
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• Re: Complex analysis with f(z/2).
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• Re: Infinite UFD, finite many units => infinitely many pairwise nonassociated primes
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• Re: limit
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• Re: limit
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• Re: Does concavity imply this inequality?
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• Re: -- rational distances
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• Re: partition function
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: SAT and NP-Completeness
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• Re: Prove Sup a_n=Inf b_n for (a_n,b_n) sequence of nested intervals
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• Re: Infinite UFD, finite many units => infinitely many pairwise nonassociated primes
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• Re: Godels incompleteness theorem proven invalid
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• Re: field generated by the set of roots of unity
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• Re: Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: Elementary Theory of Numbers
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• Re: Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: Out-of-print math books: An Update
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• Re: limit
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• Re: (a_n,b_n) nested open intervals for all n > n_0 show either a_n=A or b_n=A
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• Complex analysis with f(z/2).
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• Re: Prove Sup a_n=Inf b_n for (a_n,b_n) sequence of nested intervals
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: Out-of-print math books: An Update
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• Re: Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: Out-of-print math books: An Update
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• Re: Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: Prove Sup a_n=Inf b_n for (a_n,b_n) sequence of nested intervals
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• Q[t]/<t^2+1> has square roots of -1
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• Re: Prove Sup a_n=Inf b_n for (a_n,b_n) sequence of nested intervals
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• limit
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: -- extending a homeomorphism
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• Re: orientation of galactic coordinate system centered at Earth's sun, looking from Earth's perspective? Ouch my brain exploded!
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• Re: Infinite Binary Strings: A Question
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: -- Wrong limits do not commute
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• Re: tomic polynomial: CONJECTURE 3
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• Re: -- Wrong limits do not commute
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• Re: -- extending a homeomorphism
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• Re: What proof is there that 1 is any different from [0]?
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• Re: What proof is there that 1 is any different from [0]?
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• Re: Does concavity imply this inequality?
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• What proof is there that 1 is any different from [0]?
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• Natural mathematics, strings, creation and eternity
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• Re: (a_n,b_n) nested open intervals for all n > n_0 show either a_n=A or b_n=A
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• Does concavity imply this inequality?
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• -- extending a homeomorphism
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• Re: Elementary Theory of Numbers
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• Elementary Theory of Numbers
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• Re: permutations question
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• Re: -- boundary of an open set
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• Algebraic Geometry question
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• Re: SAT and NP-Completeness
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• Re: Infinite UFD, finite many units => infinitely many pairwise nonassociated primes
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• Re: Is the Universe really that complicated?
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• Re: JSH: How can I top that?
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: (a_n,b_n) nested open intervals for all n > n_0 show either a_n=A or b_n=A
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• Re: (a_n,b_n) nested open intervals for all n > n_0 show either a_n=A or b_n=A
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: overlapping area of two ellipses
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• Re: field generated by the set of roots of unity
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• Maximum flow computing algorithm with a "meet in middle" method
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• (a_n,b_n) nested open intervals for all n > n_0 show either a_n=A or b_n=A
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• Re: vitali sets
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• -- boundary of an open set
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• Re: vitali sets
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: Prove Sup a_n=Inf b_n for (a_n,b_n) sequence of nested intervals
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• Re: partition function
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• Re: Infinite Binary Strings: A Question
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• Re: partition function
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• Re: factoring compositions
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• Re: -- rational distances
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• Re: Out-of-print math books: An Update
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• Re: > Eigenvalue problem for sufficiently well-behaved functions
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• Re: CERN concern
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• partition function
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: orientation of galactic coordinate system centered at Earth's sun, looking from Earth's perspective? Ouch my brain exploded!
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• Re: What does FLOPS mean?
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• Re: What does FLOPS mean?
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• Re: Infinite Binary Strings: A Question
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• > Eigenvalue problem for sufficiently well-behaved functions
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• Re: Infinite Binary Strings: A Question
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• Re: Infinite Binary Strings: A Question
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• Re: -- Wrong limits do not commute
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• What does FLOPS mean?
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• Re: orientation of galactic coordinate system centered at Earth's sun, looking from Earth's perspective? Ouch my brain exploded!
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• Re: Showing that every element has a particular form in a group presentation
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• -- Eigenvalue problem for sufficiently behaved functions
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• Re: -- Wrong limits do not commute
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• Re: Out-of-print math books: An Update
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: Polyhedron
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: orientation of galactic coordinate system centered at Earth's sun, looking from Earth's perspective? Ouch my brain exploded!
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• orientation of galactic coordinate system centered at Earth's sun, looking from Earth's perspective? Ouch my brain exploded!
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• Re: A local ring problem
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• Re: A local ring problem
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