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• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Algebraic Topology
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Algebraic Topology
  • From: dino_spumoni
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: A^C, log(A), and projection onto others
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Det Optimization problem
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: galathaea
• Re: professor david c ullrich fails as a human being - IF THIS ISN'T FUCKING WORSE THAN TOMMY BEHAVIOR THAN YOU FUCKERS ARE BLIND!!
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Analysis with convergence, sequence.
  • From: W^3
• Re: professor david c ullrich fails as a human being - IF THIS ISN'T FUCKING WORSE THAN TOMMY BEHAVIOR THAN YOU FUCKERS ARE BLIND!!
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: professor david c ullrich fails as a human being - IF THIS ISN'T FUCKING WORSE THAN TOMMY BEHAVIOR THAN YOU FUCKERS ARE BLIND!!
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: A^C, log(A), and projection onto others
  • From: galathaea
• Re: tetration : zero of semi-exp ?
  • From: A N Niel
• professor david c ullrich fails as a human being - IF THIS ISN'T FUCKING WORSE THAN TOMMY BEHAVIOR THAN YOU FUCKERS ARE BLIND!!
  • From: galathaea
• Polygon finding Y co-ordinate problem ?
  • From: Nimo
• Re: For TdL and 2k+3=p (prime number)
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• manifold
  • From: kupier
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Miriam83
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Polygon help.......this is not home work problem
  • From: Nimo
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Miriam83
• Re: body of trig funcs - haversine
  • From: JEMebius
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Analysis with convergence, sequence.
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: NEW METHOD!!! for the derivation of the volume of a cone - without calculus
  • From: Kyrell Vann B. Verano
• Analysis with convergence, sequence.
  • From: mina_world
• A Brain Refreshing Game for all puzzle lovers
  • From: jaswant
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Timothy Murphy
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: tetration : zero of semi-exp ?
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: body of trig funcs
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Problems with normality
  • From: Derek Holt
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Map Problem
  • From: carlo mantegazza
• Re: A third matrix C ...
  • From: Chip Eastham
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: A third matrix C ...
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Conjecture:2^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: connected
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: For TdL and 2k+3=p (prime number)
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: Det Optimization problem
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• A third matrix C ...
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Tonico
• Re: Algebra with GLn(F), SLn(F).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: A^C, log(A), and projection onto others
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: Algebra with GLn(F), SLn(F).
  • From: Tonico
• Re: Algebra with GLn(F), SLn(F).
  • From: Tonico
• Re: Algebra with GLn(F), SLn(F).
  • From: µ
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: lwalke3
• Det Optimization problem
  • From: euler.shannon@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Third Draft, Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions
  • From: karl
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: body of trig funcs
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: lwalke3
• Third Draft, Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: body of trig funcs
  • From: Buddha.is.hot
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: lwalke3
• Algebra with GLn(F), SLn(F).
  • From: mina_world
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: mjc
• Re: Finding the Formula...
  • From: Math Review
• Re: Trying to measure abstraction - please help!!!
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Researching Joseph Wronski
  • From: David Hinson
• Re: Determine an entire class of groups with the same D
  • From: bluel4bel
• Problems with normality
  • From: bluel4bel
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Motivation for solving polynomials
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Why "meta diagonals" are irrelevant
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: binary expansion
  • From: W^3
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Map Problem
  • From: se16
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: David Hartley
• Re: Commuting mirror images (was: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !)
  • From: Virgil
• Re: Commuting mirror images (was: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !)
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: A^C, log(A), and projection onto others
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: Dave Seaman
• Re: Abstract Algebra Polynomial Rings
  • From: Tonico
• posted new thread
  • From: amy666
• Re: Commuting mirror images (was: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !)
  • From: amy666
• Re: Motivation for solving polynomials
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: David Hartley
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: amy666
• Re: E=mc(squared) = E=mc(circled), and celestial orbits, may indeed be, “Natures Squaring of the Circle”.
  • From: cjcountess
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Abstract Algebra Polynomial Rings
  • From: Larry Hammick
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• defining log(A) for matrix A. with det =/= 0
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Associate cycles of roots and irreducible factors of a cyclotomic polynomialmath.
  • From: William Hale
• Re: Motivation for solving polynomials
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: connected and discerte
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Associate cycles of roots and irreducible factors of a cyclotomic polynomialmath.
  • From: William Hale
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: amy666
• Re: Show 1/x^2 is uniformly continuous on [1,oo).
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: next-to-Fermat primes.
  • From: Pink Pig
• Abstract Algebra Polynomial Rings
  • From: Linear1983
• Re: Motivation for solving polynomials
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Definition of Subbasis of a topology
  • From: persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Associate cycles of roots and irreducible factors of a cyclotomic polynomialmath.
  • From: Marco Marsala
• Test, please ignore
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• connected and discerte
  • From: kupier
• Motivation for solving polynomials
  • From: avital
• Re: Easier trig/algebraic method for finding sin 36 (sin PI/5)?
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Mistress Helios
• Re: connected
  • From: kupier
• Map Problem
  • From: carlo mantegazza
• Re: A triangle center pair
  • From: Hauke Reddmann
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Why "meta diagonals" are irrelevant
  • From: Horand . Gassmann
• Re: fixed points with ordinal maps
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: connected
  • From: kupier
• Re: connected
  • From: kupier
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fqxi, please help
  • From: 'foolsrushin.'
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Miriam83
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Miriam83
• Re: Comprehensive Solution Manual for Textbooks
  • From: almaziadaf
• Re: connected
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: parametrization of a^2+b^2+c^2+d^2=e^2
  • From: M.A.Fajjal
• Algebra with Euler's theorem.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Tonico
• Re: For TdL and 2k+3=p (prime number)
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• connected
  • From: kupier
• Re: For TdL and 2k+3=p (prime number)
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: Here Is What I Believe is the Closed Form Solution
  • From: galathaea
• [] Re: ANCOVA Regression Analysis
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Determine an entire class of groups with the same D
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: Here Is What I Believe is the Closed Form Solution
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Updated Calculation, Please Review and Comment
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: galathaea
• Lisa Randall Has The Branes To Handle
  • From: symphony
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: galathaea
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: galathaea
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Why "meta diagonals" are irrelevant
  • From: Ross A. Finlayson
• fqxi, please help
  • From: Salviati
• Re: Determine an entire class of groups with the same D
  • From: bluel4bel
• Re: Determine an entire class of groups with the same D
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: mjc
• Re: local homeomorphism proof
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Determine an entire class of groups with the same D
  • From: bluel4bel
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: When do matrices B and C commute?
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: differential equation question
  • From: Pfsszxt
• Re: Comparing the Fermat factoring method with triangle # factoring.
  • From: dan73
• Re: Commuting mirror images (was: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !)
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: local homeomorphism proof
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: Comparing the Fermat factoring method with triangle # factoring.
  • From: dan73
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !
  • From: amy666
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: amy666
• patterns and cellular automaton
  • From: amy666
• binary expansion
  • From: François Patte
• Re: Patterns in Shuffling Poker Chips
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: lwalke3
• tetration : zero of semi-exp ?
  • From: amy666
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: amy666
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Axel Vogt
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Axel Vogt
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: amy666
• Re: David C Ullrich -> 1 = 4 AND SUDDENLY SILENT !
  • From: amy666
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to
  • From: amy666
• Re: local homeomorphism proof
  • From: cwldoc
• Re: Comparing the Fermat factoring method with triangle # factoring.
  • From: dan73
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: Question about Laplace Transform of General Binomial Coefficient
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Researching Joseph Wronski
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Researching Joseph Wronski
  • From: David Hinson
• Re: differential equation question
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• ANCOVA Regression Analysis
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• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
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• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: Comparing the Fermat factoring method with triangle # factoring.
  • From: Pubkeybreaker
• Re: Comparing the Fermat factoring method with triangle # factoring.Correct
  • From: dan73
• Re: JSH: Solving for a factor
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: JSH: Solving for a factor
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: A triangle center pair
  • From: Philippe 92
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Algebra with Q/Z, finite index.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: JSH: Solving for a factor
  • From: Herman Jurjus
• Re: differential equation question
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: differential equation question
  • From: Torsten Hennig
• Re: Patterns in Shuffling Poker Chips
  • From: se16
• differential equation question
  • From: rokirovka
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: sequence
  • From: se16
• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Patterns in Shuffling Poker Chips
  • From: sblackstone
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: A triangle center pair
  • From: Hauke Reddmann
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• TOP QUANT JOBS DAILY - www.quantspot.com
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• Re: Book on complex analysis for a beginner
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: Algebra with Q/Z, finite index.
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• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• sequence
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• Book on complex analysis for a beginner
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: base change and irreducible reduced schemes
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
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• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• For TdL and 2k+3=p (prime number)
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
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• Re: Can't figure out
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• Re: Question about Laplace Transform of General Binomial Coefficient
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• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
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• Re: Question about Laplace Transform of General Binomial Coefficient
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: Cartesian Plane
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• Re: next-to-Fermat primes.
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Virgil
• [;-)] Re: 2^n-3= prime
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: next-to-Fermat primes.
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: Here Is What I Believe is the Closed Form Solution
  • From: galathaea
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Rejected by the Unabomber. Oh, Woe is Me
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Algebra with Q/Z, finite index.
  • From: Paul Sperry
• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Possible Closed Form Solution to Gaussian-Based Integrals with High-Order Field Interactions?
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Here Is What I Believe is the Closed Form Solution
  • From: Jay R. Yablon
• Re: Make money with Mathematic
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• Re: next-to-Fermat primes.
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• Re: Does This Sequence of Numbers Looks Familiar?
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• Re: 2^n-3= prime
  • From: Pink Pig
• Re: Analysis with log_a (n).
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• Re: Can't figure out
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• Re: Computer math
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Algebra with Q/Z, finite index.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Analysis with log_a (n).
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• Re: An Inequality for positive definite matices
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Make money with Mathematic
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• Re: An Inequality for positive definite matices
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• Re: local homeomorphism proof
  • From: cwldoc
• Re: An Inequality for positive definite matices
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• An Inequality for positive definite matices
  • From: cpn53g
• Re: 2^n-3= prime
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Computer math
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: basic algebra stuff
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• can anyone show this by induction?
  • From: Miriam83
• Re: base change and irreducible reduced schemes
  • From: Hagen
• An inequality for the determinant of positive definite matrices
  • From: cpn53g
• An inequality for the determinant of positive definite matrices
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• Re: basic algebra stuff
  • From: A N Niel
• An inequality for the determinant of positive definite matrices
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• Re: Computer math
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• basic algebra stuff
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• Re: Does This Sequence of Numbers Looks Familiar?
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• Does This Sequence of Numbers Looks Familiar?
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• Re: Computer math
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• Re: Computer math
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• Re: An equation with integral solutions
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• Computer math
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to
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• Re: Question about Laplace Transform of General Binomial Coefficient
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• Re: Can't figure out
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• Re: Can't figure out
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• Re: Question about Laplace Transform of General Binomial Coefficient
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• Re: Can't figure out
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Can't figure out
  • From: dtfoster
• Re: puzzling problem...
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: A triangle center pair
  • From: Philippe 92
• Looking for "solid" results about Lagrangian groups
  • From: bluel4bel
• Re: next-to-Fermat primes.
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: polynomial convexity
  • From: Graven Water
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