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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: JSH: Simplest explanation, Occam's Razor unleashed
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: JSH: Mathematicians cheating is kind of weird
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: JSH: Mathematicians cheating is kind of weird
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C)
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Vectors Doubt..?
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Well ordering of reals
  • From: David R Tribble
• Linear Algebra Done Right
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: kung fu mereotopology
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• Re: quotient map
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: quotient map
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C)
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• Re: Vectors Doubt..?
  • From: Nimo
• Re: kung fu mereotopology
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: Vectors Doubt..?
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: =Z(G) in G with order p^3?
  • From: Tonicopm
• [G,G]=Z(G) in G with order p^3?
  • From: drhab
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: Chip Eastham
• Re: Finding foot of the perpendicular
  • From: Passerby
• Re: "Compact" function?
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: JSH: Test of cognitive function
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• Re: Is there an example of a hexagon whose lengths of diagonals are all same?
  • From: hagman
• Re: Reading this newsgroup with Vista's "Windows Mail" client
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Vectors Doubt..?
  • From: Nimo
• Re: JSH: Test of cognitive function
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: Is there an example of a hexagon whose lengths of diagonals are all same?
  • From: luiroto
• Re: Is there an example of a hexagon whose lengths of diagonals are all same?
  • From: hagman
• Re: Reading this newsgroup with Vista's "Windows Mail" client
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• Re: How to prove e^x is uniformly continuous on (-infinity, a] for a > 0 ?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: L_3/2
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Reading this newsgroup with Vista's "Windows Mail" client
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• Re: Finding foot of the perpendicular
  • From: quasi
• Re: Question for the Mathematicians
  • From: KBH
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: T.H. Ray
• Re: Finding foot of the perpendicular
  • From: quasi
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Question for the Mathematicians
  • From: KBH
• x^2-163y^2 = q, with q = n^2+n+41
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• Re: [order theory] maximized sets
  • From: sasha
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• Re: Finding foot of the perpendicular
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• Re: How to prove e^x is uniformly continuous on (-infinity, a] for a > 0 ?
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• Re: Is there an example of a hexagon whose lengths of diagonals are all same?
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• Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
  • From: Phuong Tri Nguyen
• Re: kung fu mereotopology
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
  • From: lwalke3
• solution numearical analysis by richard burden
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• solution numearical analysis by richard burden
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• Re: Pronunciation
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
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• Re: [order theory] maximized sets
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• Re: How to prove e^x is uniformly continuous on (-infinity, a] for a > 0 ?
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: How to prove e^x is uniformly continuous on (-infinity, a] for a > 0 ?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
  • From: rich burge
• Re: quotient map
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• How to prove e^x is uniformly continuous on (-infinity, a] for a > 0 ?
  • From: Archie
• Re: Well ordering of reals
  • From: Virgil
• Re: Whether solution exists
  • From: nygogi
• Re: Well ordering of reals
  • From: Peter Webb
• Re: Algorithms course
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
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• Re: Well ordering of reals
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: many worlds, so many worlds, not enough worlds (of eels and serpentine designs)
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Transforms and sequences Options
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: quotient map
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: W^3
• Re: Tetration Base-Change formula?
  • From: mike3
• Re: work on F_1 ...
  • From: galathaea
• Re: many worlds, so many worlds, not enough worlds (of eels and serpentine designs)
  • From: T.H. Ray
• Re: work on F_1 ...
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• "Compact" function?
  • From: mike3
• Re: prime puzzle
  • From: luiroto
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• Re: POLL : e4 or d4
  • From: Kirk Gregory Czuhai
• Re: L_3/2
  • From: Bill
• Re: POLL : e4 or d4
  • From: anonymous . rubbertube
• Re: Which property of 'e'?
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: prime puzzle
  • From: luiroto
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: POLL : e4 or d4
  • From: galathaea
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
  • From: spudnik
• Re: L_3/2
  • From: amy666
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• POLL : e4 or d4
  • From: amy666
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: James Burns
• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: JSH: Simple math but bad math habits
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: quasi
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Bill
• Re: Which property of 'e'?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: amy666
• Which property of 'e'?
  • From: Blitzen
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: Proof that the exclusive or is associative
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: relation AND operator ( and simon plouffe )
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Russels Revenge
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• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: Ellipsoid radii
  • From: Kaba
• Re: crank crank crank
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Gc
• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: kung fu mereotopology
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
  • From: amy666
• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: relation AND operator ( and simon plouffe )
  • From: amy666
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
  • From: rich burge
• Re: L_3/2
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: L_3/2
  • From: W^3
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: quasi
• Re: what is it called ?
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• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
  • From: amy666
• Re: relation AND operator ( and simon plouffe )
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: quasi
• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: hagman
• Re: [order theory] maximized sets
  • From: Marc Olschok
• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
  • From: amy666
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• relation AND operator ( and simon plouffe )
  • From: amy666
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
  • From: quasi
• Re: Sum of product of all possible k selections from first n natural numbers
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
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• Simple newbie questions about "almost all"
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• Re: Sum of product of all possible k selections from first n natural numbers
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• Re: Sum of product of all possible k selections from first n natural numbers
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• Re: Goldbach conjecture - Brute Force
  • From: rossum
• Re: Whether solution exists
  • From: Ross
• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
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• what is it called ?
  • From: amy666
• Re: ODE method
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Sum of product of all possible k selections from first n natural numbers
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: L_3/2
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
  • From: amy666
• ODE method
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• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
  • From: quasi
• Re: prime puzzle
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• Re: Goldbach conjecture - Brute Force
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• Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance))
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• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
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• Goldbach conjecture - Brute Force
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• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
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• Re: Search for maintainer of "pascal's matrix from top to bottom"
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• Re: Ellipsoid radii
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: Search for maintainer of "pascal's matrix from top to bottom"
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: Fuzzy Real Variables
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• Ellipsoid radii
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• Fuzzy Real Variables
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• Re: complements of normal subgroup conjugate?
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: JSH: Simplest explanation, Occam's Razor unleashed
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: complements of normal subgroup conjugate?
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: complements of normal subgroup conjugate?
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: Square zero-one-matrix with equal number of ones in each row and each column.
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: Well ordering of reals
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• Re: Well ordering of reals
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• Whether solution exists
  • From: nygogi
• complements of normal subgroup conjugate?
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• Re: number of sets in some standard set structures
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• Re: prime puzzle
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• Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
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• Re: A MOD B NO MATH HAHAHAHA !!
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• Re: L-3 space anyone
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• Re: Question for the Mathematicians
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• Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
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• Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture
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• Re: not anymore ?
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• Re: dutch mathematicians !!!
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Addition of sequences
  • From: W^3
• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: amy666
• Re: falacy of Chaitin
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: Robert Israel
• timmy timmy timmy !!
  • From: amy666
• Re: smooth immersion
  • From: Jannick Asmus
• Re: dutch mathematicians !!!
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• http://www.galathaea.org/index.html
  • From: amy666
• Addition of sequences
  • From: elanamig
• Re: dutch mathematicians !!!
  • From: amy666
• dutch mathematicians !!!
  • From: amy666
• Re: multisection of powerseries
  • From: amy666
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• 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: amy666
• 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: amy666
• Re: Help inverse function theorem
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: falacy of Chaitin
  • From: amy666
• Re: Help inverse function theorem
  • From: Carl R.
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: Help inverse function theorem
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Fractional Transforms
  • From: amy666
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: johngross
• Re: Fractional Transforms
  • 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: Help inverse function theorem
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: MoeBlee
• Help inverse function theorem
  • From: Carl R.
• Re: Help with Gamma function
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: Fractional Transforms
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: nonsense
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Passerby
• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Statistics help: problem
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Pubkeybreaker
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to feel good about himself?
  • From: cbrown
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: ER
• Re: Min-max normalisation - what does it mean? Please help!
  • From: Daryl McCullough
• Re: professor david c ullrich finally delivers the sword to galathaea (with long wistful meanderings)
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: Asymptotic result
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Asymptotic result
  • From: jinhyun
• Re: Asymptotic result
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Statistics help: problem
  • From: Matt
• Re: professor david c ullrich finally delivers the sword to galathaea (with long wistful meanderings)
  • From: OwlHoot
• Re: Fractional Transforms
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: Asymptotic result
  • From: jinhyun
• re-formulation of Robin's theorem that is valid for all n
  • From: rokirovka
• Re: Shanks algorithm
  • From: bert
• Re: How to credit this group
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Asymptotic result
  • From: jinhyun
• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: Philippe 92
• smooth immersion
  • From: mynameisrabbit
• Re: professor david c ullrich finally delivers the sword to galathaea (with long wistful meanderings)
  • From: Tonicopm
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: secondmouse
• Re: How to credit this group
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Infinety and circle's radius
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: function to C(a,b)
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: How to credit this group
  • From: conesetter
• Re: professor david c ullrich finally delivers the sword to galathaea (with long wistful meanderings)
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: not anymore ?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: Phil Carmody
• New mathematics / physical sciences positions at http://jobs.phds.org, Dec 15, 2008
  • From: PhDs . org
• Statistics help: problem
  • From: bloomdalium
• Re: Help with Gamma function
  • From: Rob Johnson
• Re: Gandhi would come and not let it be on grounds of humanitarian aspects.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Racism.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: An absolute takeover of the mind with a dictatorship of terrorism. End hate crimes now. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states nobody should be subjected to torment and hate crimes. Nobody ever should be a subject to such humanitarian crimes.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: History of geometry in 19th C. (was: Studying algebraic topology)
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: An absolute takeover of the mind with a dictatorship of terrorism.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sufficiency for Polynomial Linear Diophantine
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: johngross
• Re: Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: 800 people and 10 psychopaths. Everybody can see that you people are psychopaths.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: |x+y|^r <= |x|^r + |y|^r
  • From: W^3
• Infinety and circle's radius
  • From: cusanick98
• Re: Topology with T_2, compact, connected.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Topology with T_2, compact, connected.
  • From: William Elliot
• |x+y|^r <= |x|^r + |y|^r
  • From: vijay21154
• Re: Shanks algorithm
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: We'll see who is the crank after racism on the Internet becomes famous.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Help with Gamma function
  • From: W^3
• Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [27]
  • From: Ken Pledger
• Re: The only explanation to telepathic type experiences every time my stalker posts is he wants to sub-criminate and dictate with deadly terroristic extreme so much over the Internet he achieves mind control. Sorry about that post.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Help with Gamma function
  • From: rancid moth
• Re: circles DONT EXIST
  • From: Bill Taylor
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: circles DONT EXIST
  • From: Ken Pledger
• Re: Most groups rid hate criminals.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: Geometry with Ptolemy's theorem.
  • From: Ken Pledger
• Re: How to credit this group
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: There are 10 psychos and 800 people. Like the narrow extremist governments.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: History of geometry in 19th C. (was: Studying algebraic topology)
  • From: Ken Pledger
• Help with Gamma function
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: function to C(a,b)
  • From: cbrown
• How to credit this group
  • From: PlatoAnorthosis
• Re: Last one: klan psycho go to jail. Humanity cannot tolerate Hitler's ideas of racism and stalking. Human rights. People have rights, psychotic following and racist labels are real crimes, real real crimes. Do you understand they are real crimes carrying jail? The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states nobody should be a subject to torment and hate crimes. Stop hate crimes.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The European New Direction can help, but not fix all human mysery of the mostly Western dark criminal of hate racism. Dignities will be restored, klan archiving and activities are not allowed.
  • From: gb
• Re: Psuedo primes ...
  • From: bill
• Re: Official psychotic mentally ill people, hate crimes make them relevant online.
  • From: gb
• Re: Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: How to calculate Pi in bases other than 2/10/16
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Sufficiency for Polynomial Linear Diophantine
  • From: buyoninternt
• Re: Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: Fractional Transforms
  • From: rancid moth
• Re: not anymore ?
  • From: amy666
• Re: The amount of hate cannot be conceived in these places.
  • From: gb
• function to C(a,b)
  • From: Aleks Kleyn
• Re: I need civil protection from hate crimes and terrorism, I want to press charges against the man throwing the one stars. If this would happen in the streets I would press charges for hate crimes. I am very aware that these people are racists and hate criminals.
  • From: gb
• Re: I ask for an investigation against psychopathic hate crimes from the FBI (including the guy who threw one star at the message where I spoke of a suicide day.).
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Psuedo primes ...
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: johngross
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Paul David
• Re: Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: professor david c ullrich finally delivers the sword to galathaea (with long wistful meanderings)
  • From: amy666
• Re: Psychopathic terrorism is jail. Human rights.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: Those who use libel are criminals.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: "decomposition" of diffeomorphism
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Stalkers go to jail for criminal libel and terrorism, but for now only this last one (STOP_GB)
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Quasi repeating numbers
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: This last one admitted he took his hate crimes to war online. He is actually a cyber-terrorist.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: sylow - p subgroups
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: sylow - p subgroups
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• "decomposition" of diffeomorphism
  • From: Yi Gao
• Re: He acquired the American talk online of hate terrorism, but he is Kurd. He uses the language that probably was used in Abu Ghraib.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The one he posted before, there was a man who shot himself, then flew up to heaven, and there was this glimps at heaven, a real life glimps at a building there, a white building, it had decorations, a very realistic architecture was shown, not the painting one, but the real version of heaven looking under the architectural elements under a roof, the building was maybe 6-8 meters tall. Crimes against humanity.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Length of repeating series of digits in rational numbers
  • From: johngross
• Re: Last time he posted I saw somebody jump in front of a train. These visions emerge only when he posts using my name.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: I was seeing mugshots, maybe 6-7 men, and there was one woman in the end, then I think another guy.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to calculate Pi in bases other than 2/10/16
  • From: johngross
• Re: I woke up with seeing mug shots this Morning. Every time this last guy appears, I get these telepathic feelings.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: Keith Ramsay
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: W^3
• Re: Thousands of people with much less urges to discriminate were arrested in online forums, don't be surprised.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• sylow - p subgroups
  • From: tomtim20
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: hagman
• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: cbrown
• Re: This last one went to the full extent of clinical psychopathic stalking, following one for years in all regards 100 percent stalking. he even uses my name in his email as he owns me, he owns everything about me. It is cyber-terror.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The European New Direction opposes dark crimes, and of course psychopaths. This last one followed me for years in cyber-terror and uses the same language as those who I complained about.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: waste of time
• Re: A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: Virgil
• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: rich burge
• Hydrology and Hydraulic Systems (Solution manual)
  • From: Oz
• Re: Do you like to reach out from people's computer monitors and grab their cocks, huh psycho?
  • From: stop_GB
• Re: Frequency Transform which depends on the Amplitude
  • From: Findeton
• Re: Topology with T_2, compact, connected.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Paul David
• Re: Shanks algorithm
  • From: bert
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Timothy Murphy
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Paul David
• Re: Shanks algorithm
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: not anymore ?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: Matt
• Re: Are there geometries where the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line.
  • From: translogi
• Shanks algorithm
  • From: Martin Lauridsen
• Re: A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: Does the equation p^2+q^4+r^8+s^16=t^32 have integer solutions with all numbers >0?
  • From: alvarez . torres1
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Matt
• Re: Topology with T_2, compact, connected.
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: JSH: Breaking Galois Theory, revised
  • From: T.H. Ray
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: T.H. Ray
• Re: A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: Ian Parker
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: OwlHoot
• Topology with T_2, compact, connected.
  • From: mina_world
• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: not anymore ?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: g(x,y) variables separation and iteration...
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: X*Y = T(Y*X)T^(-1) , matrix T known
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: X*Y = T(Y*X)T^(-1) , matrix T known
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: James Dow Allen
• Re: Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: José Carlos Santos
• Re: Quotient groups and quotient rings
  • From: Maxim Kazantsev
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: W^3
• Re: convergence of infinite series of random variables
  • From: vijay21154
• Re: Do you like to reach out from people's computer monitors and grab their cocks, huh psycho?
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: An Austrian University research already defined this kind of stuff as distortion racism and terrorism.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Are there geometries where the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line.
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: OP
• Re: We have to be open about our feelings too online and you people are psychopathic stalkers and terrorists who need to be in jail, and you very well know it.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: galathaea's narcissism flares
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Scott H
• Ring of Gaussian Integers
  • From: Paul David
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Matt
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: ER
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: Igor
• trigonometry sin(pi - x) = sin x
  • From: ER
• A layman's flawed factoring method
  • From: none
• Re: Analysis with sum, log2.
  • From: Niels Diepeveen
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: John Nagelson
• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: Quotient groups and quotient rings
  • From: William Hale
• Re: Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: John Nagelson
• Re: Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: The crimes are equal to South Africa racism, they are deadly, aspects with rigid hate unimaginable to a person, as if being in the most racist place in history in the South. Human crimes will be prosecuted.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The European New Direction did not address the full psychology of the psycho klan extremist online of hate crimes, it should have. Criminals not locked up.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Human rights at the psychos with a chainsaw. Inferiority disorders?
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: hagman
• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: g(x,y) variables separation and iteration...
  • From: amy666
• Re: Human rights is highly dangerous for you. Chainsaw.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: sci.math is the number one newsgroup for school children. This is not South Africa world of black and white people and hate crimes, human rights exists.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Racists. Human crimes in the mind, deadly extremism, libel, hate crimes
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Can complex nos. be represented as Hermitian matrices?
  • From: John Nagelson
• Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results
  • From: David W . Cantrell
• Re: A probably really silly and kooky idea about set theory.
  • From: amy666
• Re: Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: OwlHoot
• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• not anymore ?
  • From: amy666
• Re: bayesian inference about boundaries of a uniform distribution
  • From: someoneasking
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: amy666
• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: amy666
• Re: bayesian inference about boundaries of a uniform distribution
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Re: sci.math is a psycho infested group, one of the last. My recommendation is chainsaws. One of the highly active discrimination groups of stalking racists, but also one of the most popular groups with most school children. I just dropped in here.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: rich burge
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: MAN TEST... the foundation of the TURING Test
  • From: amy666
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: Quotient groups and quotient rings
  • From: sanchopancho80
• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
  • From: gb
• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
  • From: gb
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Quotient groups and quotient rings
  • From: Maxim Kazantsev
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Froggble. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Angus. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: JSH: Then consider this example
  • From: Rick Decker
• Re: Crimes against humanity by the leader of the European New Direction for inferiorating with hate crimes, engaging in deadly psychotic means online against human rights in all means crime and stalking, libel and hate crimes in classic psychotic fear terrorism. Hate crimes are cyber-terrorism. You represent an army of hate crime, the deranged ku klux klan, unstopping with deadly cyber-terrorism.
  • From: gb
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Angus. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Angus. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: I need an example : 0^0 indeterminate form which does not converge
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: I need an example : 0^0 indeterminate form which does not converge
  • From: Bart Goddard
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Every word from the online hate criminal's blue book, Mr. Angus. 20 years in jail, cyber-terrorism.
  • From: gb
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb
• Re: [OT] Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: [OT] Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: Fractional Transforms
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
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• Re: [OT] Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
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• Re: [OT] Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
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• Re: Frequency Transform which depends on the Amplitude
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• Re: Definition
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
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• Re: convergence of infinite series of random variables
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• Re: First Order Logic, Predicate Calculus question
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• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: Fractional Transforms
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• Re: Frequency Transform which depends on the Amplitude
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: A mostly confessional note about cranks, from a reformed sucker (I hope.)
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• Frequency Transform which depends on the Amplitude
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• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
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• nonsense
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• [OT] Sorry I somehow set off this lunatic ("gb")
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• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Fractional Transforms
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
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• Re: 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
  • From: Helmut Richter
• 2*3^p-1 isn't prime
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• bayesian inference about boundaries of a uniform distribution
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
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• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
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• Re: isomorphic semidirect products of groups
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• Re: X*Y = T(Y*X)T^(-1) , matrix T known
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
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• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
  • From: José Carlos Santos
• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Definition
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• Definition
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• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro
• Re: Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Inn(G) char Aut(G)?
  • From: drhab
• Re: First Order Logic, Predicate Calculus question
  • From: greeneg
• Re: Nobody will be fearing blackmailers and terrorists. New Direction is only one person, just one, so better call the CIA. In a world where ideas are dangerous, the enemy is still systematic and shit. You will change.
  • From: gb
• Re: Waiting with chainsaws on the wall, those who have no diversity interests are spoken to about human rights without fearing them much.
  • From: gb
• Re: And skinny. With big mafia glasses, a man of profiles.
  • From: gb
• Re: Libel. Blackmail. Hate crimes. Public discrimination. Corruption. Such aspects existed in the 1930's with the KKK. Europe will not stand to that.
  • From: gb
• Re: Now you are at least used to it, that you are not God of power, but maybe there is something else to... fear, something else to see, something else to find out about who is watching you. That's right, your are watched, followed, stalked, discriminated against and labeled in public as criminal stalker with crimes hate and discrimination and civil rights violations, civil and human crimes, crimes of racism, libel, terrorism and there is someone daring to speak up against the boss.
  • From: gb
• Re: Humanity says terrorist. Don't negotiate with that man with humanity.
  • From: gb
• Re: I just dropped the chainsaw, I am looking for my chainsaw, anybody seen my chainsaw? I am almost done with the droid. I think people on the wall will chainsaw you apart.
  • From: gb
• Re: Life is about that one moment, when people put away the hate. That one moment when you become appologetic, humane, and not deadlocked with the radical extreme.
  • From: gb
• Re: Mr. Angus, come on top of the wall, be the first of the racists. Do it, you can do it. You can have a face like a human being without criminal outbursts of marxes of power in the head, I mean the other side, not marxes of a blockade of racism that is the Western corruption. You don't have to be young to find humanity. You can bring your KKK wear, white gown, and show it to the followers what it takes to find abilities to throw away hate. Horrors of the past can go away, you will turn to the love of people, to find for a moment, humanity..
  • From: gb
• Re: How about a brand new life without discriminating and encouraging racism, a brand new life with let's call it 'human democracy', but only calling it that to set a direction for you. You lead your klan, you can become like Jesus, how about that. You have verbal abilities, Mr. Angus. What if humanity is interesting?
  • From: gb
• "decomposition" of diffeomorphism
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• Re: Finite subgroups of orthogonal groups
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: Deadly racist extremists will have lollipops in their mouths. It was meant to be that we are not controlled by a very narrow extreme. For everything else there is the European New Direction.
  • From: gb
• Re: We come out of hate, biggotry and racism in less than a year, restore human dignities, learn about the mistakes of the narrow stereotype aiming to represent such scale power through actual discrimination and militia mentalities aiming to further the Western propaganda itself but turned to discriminating policies and corruption of human rights, so New Direction already formed in the USA, and we come to oppose human crimes, the 95 percent of the government in the United States and UK, we come to oppose the extremism that it now feels so powered to black and white discriminate with, that it cannot be accepted on basic human rights. As with 99 percent of people in the UK and the unilateralism and cartel of power that governments became, and darkness and cruelty of some extremists who are very narrow extremes. Thousands of people and a few extremists online, the very narrow radical extremists who of course the European New Direction opposes on humanitarian grounds.
  • From: gb
• Infinite Radii
  • From: cusanick98
• Re: Human crimes terrorism is not allowed on the grounds that there is a curtain online which allows it.
  • From: gb
• Re: I am not motivating anybody, I am talking about black market racism, people not seen for their basic rights, and so many in the USA are following the new black market standards. The way of human treatment, the corruption, the blindness of the masses in seeing genocide taking place in Iraq. You will understand that people have no one face, no discriminating labels.
  • From: gb
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Matt
• Re: When such opposition emerges, people get on the wall. Sad, bugging, because just in 2003 things were so liberal in the UK. Getting 'op' on the wall. Bogging, isn't it? A bit hard to make that climb in these pants. We will face the corrupt ideas, make this understandable. "With those discriminating criminals of extremist qualities? Who could make it understandable to a Russian government person, sticking to the radical elements of power, discriminating in the West with genocides not seen by masses now in a new totalitarianism in the West and the black market and fascism, people are watched, paranoia among Americans rose to 11 percent where people think they are followed, up from one percent, and cold-block-dictatorial power in the East." Racism will end, diversity and humanity will take over against racist discriminating elements, and face corruption in the face, without fears against this very narrow extreme.
  • From: gb
• Re: Turning against neocons it means world war, that kind of position that humanity and basic rights and dignities were put against. Of course, humanity only accepts peaceful solutions, but radical extremism has no brain of sympathy, empathy, only the klan. The klan is a very narrow stereotype. In the UK 92 percent who opposed the Iraq war, over time this number rose to near 100 percent. There is a very very narrow stereotype feeling important, but humanity is rising.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Neocon fascism is hate crimes and racism gone in the open in all diversity violating forms of power with cameras in the streets. A culture already assimilating to cameras in the streets, profiles, reporting one based on profiles. It is humanitarian horros of racism. There are better things and there is already a movement by Earth.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The Angus curtain of neocon fascism and extremism. We have no idea how the curtain is called.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: 20 years. That's what this racist stuff is worth, plus taking away your curtain.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: se16
• Re: I come into the curtain to talk to you, I come to the extremist zone, I talk about diversity, something you have never heard of.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: convergence of infinite series of random variables
  • From: se16
• Re: Are there geometries where the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line.
  • From: Igor
• Re: No "but but but, they are just. a..." Crimes against humanity.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: A blackmailing totalitarian, who sends people to suicide, using addiction to power and extremism and using this created fascism in grounds that too is criminal grounds of Google which encourages following, reporting people rather than to allow itself full customer service with people as Yahoo. Google believes all things should form this neutral government and all are UNDER this government, now in racist forms of open profiling and encouraging to report one based on his profile, it is racism and human crimes. Google said with their StreetView product to the world: "Google believes it is the same to see a street through a camera or in person." Ask Ceausescu what he would think of that statement of having cameras in the streets being the same if a street is seen through a camera or in person. Ceausescu would say: "All things are the property of Romania". Radical stalking, libel, neutralizing a person online through radical extremism and hate crimes. Excessive bullying, stalking, discrimination, terrorism. 20 years in jail.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: You can't follow, report a black man based on his profile and discriminate, not even in Texas. Cyber-extremism can become totalitarian.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The idea is that maybe you can do it in some parts of Texas but not in the bigger world.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: I stand on your two walls as a European with New Direction Politics, opposing all racism and instead the idea is diversity.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: You too have diversity. Eye for eye online in regards to 1: crank. 2: spammer. 1: UK Western Neocon. 2: US Western Neocon. I stand on your walls.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Ralf Bader
• Re: I stand on your wall, creeps, with New Direction. With Americans. And we are very many colors and respect freedom of choice and humanity. It is about diversity and not hate crimes. New Direction represents diversity.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• convergence of infinite series of random variables
  • From: vijay21154
• Re: I stand on your wall, creeps, with New Direction.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
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• Re: Why didn't ancient Greek Mathematicians use a string instead of a compass for their constructions?
  • From: spudnik
• Re: MINIMAL POLYNOMIALS FOR TANGENTS
  • From: wheierman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Analysis with sum, log2.
  • From: Rob Johnson
• Re: Nobody can understand such hate.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Matt
• Re: We need to see how deadly things are online, what kind of hate lives online, that stalkers exist online. Thank you very much. We will understand this.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: By the way, guy with the one stars following my messages, you gave one star to the leader of the European new direction, who spoke of a suicide day, and spoke of racism, biggotry, hate crimes online and Martin Luther King, Jr.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: To end racism, biggotry, hate crimes and there is a lot of it online. Martin Luther King, Jr. didn't use the word PIGFUCKER. I am European.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: The United States itself is divided on this battle for human rights. We need to stand on the wall, Europeans and Americans to end racism.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: To stand up in the eye of hate and racism in this world.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: In my moment facing death I decided to shake hands with Martin Luther King, Jr. and face civil crimes, and that defines my life.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: I stood on the Golden Gate bridge to jump off from hate crimes like yours, and I came back to take all of you out and launch the European New Direction.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• abolish fractions
  • From: amy666
• Re: X*Y = T(Y*X)T^(-1) , matrix T known
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: and rotwang doesnt reply
  • From: Rotwang
• Re: People do commit suicides from such cyber libels and hate crimes, pork.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Mr. Angus, I am going to discriminate, frame and stalk you with other like me with the European New Direction with Americans and Europeans standing on the wall together. Are you going to degrade mothers too with your klan?
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: I want to frame you Mr. Angus as a man who attributes to radical sucicide of many children as hate crimes are as frigid to you as for a man in 1802. Chill, stalking, racism and discrimination crimes of libel and hate stalking, see it, then eventually have your klan face the mothers.
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• and rotwang doesnt reply
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• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: amy666
• Re: Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: May the mothers of suicided kids stand up against deadly extremists online.
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• Re: Find integer solution of 4*u^4+16*v^8+16384*w^16+t^16=o^8
  • From: alvarez . torres1
• Expected distance between 2 randomly points in a square
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• Re: The European New Direction says: Just because you turn stalking into radical stalking it is still hate crime and libeling racism in violation of basic civil rights of all people. Stalking is recognized crime.
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• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Ralf Bader
• Re: MINIMAL POLYNOMIALS FOR TANGENTS
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• Re: MINIMAL POLYNOMIALS FOR TANGENTS
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• Re: irreducibility of polynomials
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: What is a PIGFUCKER doing in terms of civil liberties crimes in a humanity world? What is a pigfucker... want from the 1930's KKK world? What can we do about pigfuckers if we can't jail so many of them? (kind of running your logic) Cyber-bullying and extreme, hate crimes and libel, civil violations, deadly discriminating stalking. No further.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• irreducibility of polynomials
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• Re: PIGFUCKER from the KKK world, radical terrorist psychopath, for real. What humanity thinks of criminal pigfuckers?
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• Re: PIGFUCKERS
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: Mr. Angus, you are the only one capable of clear speach in the deadliest radical extremism invented in the history of mankind. There were those in the KKK days capable of clear speech, that didn't mean anything that their speech cortex was more developed.
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• X*Y = T(Y*X)T^(-1) , matrix T known
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• Re: Find integer solution of 4*u^4+16*v^8+16384*w^16+t^16=o^8
  • From: alvarez . torres1
• Re: It is actually the fact that you people are guilty of crimes against humanity. You are out to 'get' those with cyber libel who are not like you.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: You can't profuile in the open and report the profile of a black man. Black and white hate crimes and radical terrorism. To jail, for sure, klan mafia online. Very basic things. And you want it. Crimes against humanity.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Hate discrimination is terrorism, cyber-terrorism in sci.math most filled with school kids.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Think about what you are doing in a place where Google now encourages reporting profiles (collected in the open). It is deadly racism. One cannot report the profile of a black man. You may feel invincible in this environment, very much not as you find other creeps like you around.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: People committed enough suicides from online hate discrimination. Crimes against humanity. Stalkers go to jail, believe it or not, racism is not allowed with deadly discrimination, and syndromes of hate crimes. You will go to jail. This is not South Africa where hate crimes are allowed. Hate crimes are a subject of crimes against humanity and jail.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Crank, spammer = crimes against humanity. Extremists online, racist klans. Deadly discriminations leave those fallen to racism and prejudice online are blackmailed, libeled and cannot find work because employers run background checks. In an environment that turned fascist with Google allowing feature to report profile in the open while one cannot report the profile of a black man, one finds conditions of racism of the past like in times of Martin Luther King, Jr. where he had to give seat to white people on the bus or face jail. Humanity cannot allow crimes against humanity racist terrorism.
  • From: gb6724@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Computer's excel calculations may be wrong!
  • From: riderofgiraffes
• Re: No more deadly radical extremists online. Human rights will not be blackmailed by fascist mobs. Criminal discrimination, eye for eye terrorism online, criminal, criminal, very criminal racism.
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• Re: Are there geometries where the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line.
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Are there geometries where the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line.
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• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: Philippe 92
• Re: What is this angle ?
  • From: Philippe 92
• Re: Finite subgroups of orthogonal groups
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• Re: Find integer solution of 4*u^4+16*v^8+16384*w^16+t^16=o^8
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• Re: Find integer solution of 4*u^4+16*v^8+16384*w^16+t^16=o^8
  • From: Vincenzo Librandi
• Re: ? approx to many RHSs and not enough eqns
  • From: Cheng Cosine
• Re: What is this angle ?
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• Re: crank crank crank
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: ? approx to many RHSs and not enough eqns
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• ? approx to many RHSs and not enough eqns
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• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
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• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: Other groups don't have discriminating psychopaths.
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• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group. Neglegence mentality, racism, prejudice, hate crimes, eye for eye, blackmailing terrorism, libel, discrimination, and disgusting crimes against humanities for cyber-terroristic ku klux klan form aptitudes of population discrimination, control, radical extremism, deadly hate crimes. Off the net psychos!
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• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
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• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
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• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: The first great falacy of Chaitin's Theory
  • From: T.H. Ray
• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: finite fields and ring homomorphism previous exam questions
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: finite fields and ring homomorphism previous exam questions
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: convergence in distribution iff E(f(Yn)) -> E(f(Y))
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: crank crank crank
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• Re: Descartes and Cartesian Coordinates
  • From: spudnik
• Re: Why didn't ancient Greek Mathematicians use a string instead of a compass for their constructions?
  • From: spudnik
• finite fields and ring homomorphism previous exam questions
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: lets turn the tables
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: lets turn the tables
  • From: Phil Carmody
• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: Are there any integer solutions?
  • From: Jason
• Re: sci.math is a psycho-infested group
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• Re: How to win on Roulette 2
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to
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• Re: why does professor david c ullrich have to put people down to
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