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Francois Viète and the origin of algebra, Marko Amnell
- Re: Francois Viète and the origin of algebra, Marko Amnell
From two to one variables, tohyob
relation involving primes, danielwilliams1066
- Re: relation involving primes, Chip Eastham
- Re: relation involving primes, Raymond Manzoni
  - Re: relation involving primes, Raymond Manzoni
about unimodal functions..., beet
Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, qsymmetry
- Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Timothy Murphy
  - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, qsymmetry
- Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Derek Holt
  - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Tonicopm
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Tonicopm
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Steve Dalton
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Tonicopm
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups, Jack Schmidt
product of complex measures, yotam
- Re: product of complex measures, smn
  - Re: product of complex measures, yotam
- Re: product of complex measures, W^3
  - Re: product of complex measures, yotam
    - Re: product of complex measures, smn
  - Re: product of complex measures, yotam
Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, Venkat Reddy
- Re: Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, William Elliot
  - Re: Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, curious george
    - Re: Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, Tonicopm
    - Re: Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, curious george
- Re: Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?, Jacko
Re: i am a doctor, LudovicoVan
call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, canglangzt
- Re: call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, pauldepstein
    - Re: call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?, pauldepstein
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What genius came up with Pi?, jay1bala@xxxxxxx
- Re: What genius came up with Pi?, jay1bala@xxxxxxx
  - Re: What genius came up with Pi?, user923005
    - Re: What genius came up with Pi?, Mensanator
- Re: What genius came up with Pi?, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: What genius came up with Pi?, jay1bala@xxxxxxx
ln(pi)?, jay1bala@xxxxxxx
- Re: ln(pi)?, user923005
- Re: ln(pi)?, Raymond Manzoni
- Re: ln(pi)?, Leroy Quet
  - Re: ln(pi)?, Leroy Quet
- Re: ln(pi)?, Pfsszxt
How to get the close-form of A^k where A is a unimodular matrix, Sean
- Re: How to get the close-form of A^k where A is a unimodular matrix, Ray Vickson
  - Re: How to get the close-form of A^k where A is a unimodular matrix, Ray Vickson
Proof of Steinitz' theorem, Steve Dalton
? understanding the world by math, Cheng Cosine
- Re: ? understanding the world by math, galathaea
- Re: ? understanding the world by math, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Cheng Cosine
    - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Cheng Cosine
    - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Tim BandTech.com
- Re: ? understanding the world by math, zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Don Stockbauer
- Re: ? understanding the world by math, Tim BandTech.com
  - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Tim BandTech.com
  - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Tim BandTech.com
    - Re: ? understanding the world by math, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
a power sum, Heath
- Re: a power sum, hagman
  - Re: a power sum, Angus Rodgers
    - Re: a power sum, Heath
    - Re: a power sum, Rob Johnson
Probability distribution help needed, agapito6314
- Re: Probability distribution help needed, Rod
  - Re: Probability distribution help needed, agapito6314
- Re: Probability distribution help needed, John Bailey
  - Re: Probability distribution help needed, agapito6314
Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, drhab
- Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, Derek Holt
    - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, Angus Rodgers
    - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, A N Niel
  - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, Timothy Murphy
    - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, Tonicopm
    - Re: Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?, David Bernier
A mathematical assistant that you'd like?, Arnold Neumaier
- Re: A mathematical assistant that you'd like?, Ian Parker
  - Re: A mathematical assistant that you'd like?, Arnold Neumaier
- Re: A mathematical assistant that you'd like?, Ian Parker
  - Re: A mathematical assistant that you'd like?, Arnold Neumaier
Short FLT confusion, help needed, Gc
- Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, Gc
- Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, William Elliot
  - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, Gc
    - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, quasi
    - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, Gc
    - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, Gc
    - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, Roman B. Binder
    - Re: Short FLT confusion, help needed, William Elliot
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Definition of left/right/two-sided non_zerodivisor, qsymmetry
- Re: Definition of left/right/two-sided non_zerodivisor, William Elliot
  - Re: Definition of left/right/two-sided non_zerodivisor, qsymmetry
- Re: Definition of left/right/two-sided non_zerodivisor, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Definition of left/right/two-sided non_zerodivisor, qsymmetry
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time function, Chunekit Pong
- Re: time function, Frederick Williams
- Re: time function, Piet Vanraad
just curious, curious george
- Re: just curious, Gerry Myerson
  - Re: just curious, imuaplease
big O notation, Chunekit Pong
- Re: big O notation, Gerry Myerson
tree, Carl Forsman
- Re: tree, Gerry Myerson
Re: JSH: Why many of you hate simple, T.H. Ray
Tough Lebesgue problem I can't even start, G Patel
- Re: Tough Lebesgue problem I can't even start, Robert Israel
  - Re: Tough Lebesgue problem I can't even start, G Patel
    - Re: Tough Lebesgue problem I can't even start, G Patel
Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, Henrik
- Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, quasi
  - Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, temptony
    - Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, quasi
    - Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, cbrown
- Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, rossum
- Re: Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10, Raymond Manzoni
f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), amy666
- Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), quasi
  - Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), quasi
- Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), LooseFeather
- Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), Timothy Murphy
- Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), Mutt Buncher
  - Re: f( 3 * x ) + f( 7 * x ) = f( 9 * x ), amy666
Re: what a watt-less what they got?, amy666
Re: Probably right, but kind of depressing, you know?, Roman B. Binder
Re: Unique approach at certain polynomials of n degree: FLT's proof ex. n=3, Roman B. Binder
about convex functions, beet
- Re: about convex functions, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: about convex functions, quasi
    - Re: about convex functions, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: about convex functions, quasi
    - Re: about convex functions, beet
- Re: about convex functions, quasi
The modern e-mail concept of stupidity is unavoidable., Ludovicus
- Re: The modern e-mail concept of stupidity is unavoidable., David R Tribble
2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), amy666
- Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), hagman
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), William Elliot
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), William Elliot
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), William Elliot
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), William Elliot
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), hagman
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), William Elliot
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), hagman
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
- Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), Mutt Buncher
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), amy666
- Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), gudi
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), gudi
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), gudi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), gudi
    - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), gudi
- Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), hagman
  - Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b), quasi
homomorphisms on Z^m, John R. Martin
- Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, W. Dale Hall
  - Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, John R. Martin
    - Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, John R. Martin
    - Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: homomorphisms on Z^m, Hagen
eliminate t,s, KY
- Re: eliminate t,s, karl
- Re: eliminate t,s, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
Galois Group of x^8-2, icomeinthewest
- Re: Galois Group of x^8-2, Timothy Murphy
  - Re: Galois Group of x^8-2, Derek Holt
- Re: Galois Group of x^8-2, Derek Holt
How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
- Re: How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?, galathaea
- Re: How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?, se16
  - Re: How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?, se16
- Re: How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
innter measure help, lite . on . beta
- Re: innter measure help, W^3
solving the equation, Nimo
- Re: solving the equation, Gerry Myerson
  - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Matt
    - Re: solving the equation, David Bernier
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: solving the equation, David Bernier
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
- Re: solving the equation, Robert Israel
  - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
- Re: solving the equation, rancid moth
  - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Pubkeybreaker
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: some quick doubts on spline interpolation ?, Nimo
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    - Re: some quick doubts on spline interpolation ?, Nimo
    - Re: some quick doubts on spline interpolation ?, Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Matt
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation [ spline way ], Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
- Re: solving the equation(modified), Nimo
  - Re: solving the equation(modified), Greg Neill
    - Re: solving the equation(modified), Nimo
    - Re: solving the equation, Nimo
Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
- Re: Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
- Re: Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, Dave
- Re: Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
  - Re: Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
    - Re: Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], Maria
- Re: How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], G. A. Edgar
  - Re: How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], Maria
- Re: How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], rancid moth
  - Re: How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], G. A. Edgar
- Re: How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi], Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
- Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Dave
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
- Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Passerby
- Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Dave
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, gudi
- Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Dave
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, jmorriss@xxxxxxxxxxx
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Dave
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Robert Israel
  - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Passerby
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Albert
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Dave
    - Re: More trigonometric equations!!!, Passerby
A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
- Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing-, JEMebius
  - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing-, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
    - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing-, galathaea
- Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, victor_meldrew_666
  - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
    - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
    - Unit part (was: A Determinant that Arises ...), Angus Rodgers
    - Re: Unit part (was: A Determinant that Arises ...), quasi
    - Re: Unit part (was: A Determinant that Arises ...), quasi
    - Re: Unit part (was: A Determinant that Arises ...), galathaea
    - Re: Unit part (was: A Determinant that Arises ...), quasi
  - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
    - Re: A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing, galathaea
meaning or definition for *representative* (context: Algebra), Piet Vanraad
- Re: meaning or definition for *representative* (context: Algebra), Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: meaning or definition for *representative* (context: Algebra), A N Niel
    - Re: meaning or definition for *representative* (context: Algebra), Piet Vanraad
Voronoi on sphere, sv07171024
Re: Pell's Equation and the factoring problem, Jesse F. Hughes
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Pell's Equation and the factoring problem, Jesse F. Hughes
- Re: Pell's Equation and the factoring problem, Jesse F. Hughes
Solutions manual for YOU, cartermath2
union of 3 subspace, Justinver
- Re: union of 3 subspace, A N Niel
  - Re: union of 3 subspace, temptony
    - Re: union of 3 subspace, temptony
    - Re: union of 3 subspace, A N Niel
    - Re: union of 3 subspace, temptony
    - Re: union of 3 subspace, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
Kleen Brouwer ordering - Descriptive set theory, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Kleen Brouwer ordering - Descriptive set theory, Martin
Re: JSH: Real world is complicated, elhombre
- Re: JSH: Real world is complicated, Enrico
- Re: JSH: Real world is complicated, Jim Ferry
  - Re: JSH: Real world is complicated, LooseFeather
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: JSH: Real world is complicated, KMF
GREAT PEOPLE GREAT MOVIES LOVER, buzylips
R U NOT SEEN THESE INFORMATION BEFORE, buzylips
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Prime ideal, Piet Vanraad
- Re: Prime ideal, gerry
- Re: Prime ideal, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Prime ideal, David C . Ullrich
- Re: Prime ideal, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: Prime ideal, Arturo Magidin
- Re: Prime ideal, Piet Vanraad
Math (Equation), choo
- Re: Math (Equation), José Carlos Santos
- Re: Math (Equation), Aage Andersen
- Re: Math (Equation), Ray Vickson
envelope surface, KY
- Re: envelope surface, KY
sci.math readers: more elementary proof FLT here:, Roman B. Binder
- Re: sci.math readers: more elementary proof of FLT here:, Roman B. Binder
  - Re: sci.math readers: quite elementary proof of FLT here:, Roman B. Binder
Definition of nonzero divisors, qsymmetry
- Re: Definition of nonzero divisors, William Elliot
Re: JSH: Probably right, but kind of depressing, you know?, KMF
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: JSH: Probably right, but kind of depressing, you know?, KMF
- Re: JSH: Probably right, but kind of depressing, you know?, KMF
Free modules over rings without unity ?, qsymmetry
- Re: Free modules over rings without unity ?, Hagen
  - Re: Free modules over rings without unity ?, Hagen
- Re: Free modules over rings without unity ?, Hagen
  - Re: Free modules over rings without unity ?, quasi
- Re: Free modules over rings without unity ?, Hagen
solutions manual sale, medozero73@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Naive set theory question, mathphybeginner
- Re: Naive set theory question, Arturo Magidin
- Re: Naive set theory question, M Granger
  - Re: Naive set theory question, mathphybeginner
- Re: Naive set theory question, Dan Christensen
  - Re: Naive set theory question, Dan Christensen
- Re: Naive set theory question, William Elliot
- Re: Naive set theory question, Jon Slaughter
  - Re: Naive set theory question, Aatu Koskensilta
    - Re: Naive set theory question, William Elliot
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Naive set theory question, Dan Christensen
Re: Descartes and Cartesian Coordinates, Gerry Myerson
Determine if arc contains some degree, amygdala
set theory - forcing an arbitrary set to be countable, M Granger
-- g o g = f, quasi
- Re: -- g o g = f, Chip Eastham
  - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Robert Israel
    - Re: -- g o g = f, galathaea
    - Re: -- g o g = f, galathaea
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, galathaea
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: -- g o g = f, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Robert Israel
    - Re: -- g o g = f, galathaea
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: -- g o g = f, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: -- g o g = f, amy666
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Robert Israel
    - Re: -- g o g = f, galathaea
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David Bernier
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David Bernier
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Denis Feldmann
- Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
  - Re: -- g o g = f, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
  - Re: -- g o g = f, David Hartley
    - Re: -- g o g = f, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
  - Re: -- g o g = f, hagman
    - Re: -- g o g = f, quasi
    - Re: -- g o g = f, David Hartley
    - Re: -- g o g = f, hagman
Wreath products, qsymmetry
- Re: Wreath products, Derek Holt
Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, conrad
- Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, hagman
  - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, conrad
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, Bill Dubuque
- Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, Ray Vickson
- Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, W^3
  - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, quasi
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, quasi
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, quasi
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, W^3
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Is this proof of infinitely many primes flawed?, sttscitrans@xxxxxxxxx
Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, agapito6314
- Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, agapito6314
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Virgil
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, agapito6314
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Arturo Magidin
- Re: Halmos and generalization of Cartesian product, Agapito Martinez
Fibonacci Groups - current status, secondmouse
- Re: Fibonacci Groups - current status, Gerry Myerson
  - Re: Fibonacci Groups - current status, secondmouse
    - Re: Fibonacci Groups - current status, Gerry Myerson
Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
- Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
- Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
  - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), hagman
  - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), Jack Schmidt
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
    - Re: Sylow subgroups of Alt(4), qsymmetry
Proof of Lesser/Fortunate Conjecture (c) JGW 2009, bearnol
- Re: Proof of Lesser/Fortunate Conjecture (c) JGW 2009, bearnol
The modern mathematical concept of IF WE ASSUME, amy666
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of IF WE ASSUME, Jacko
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of IF WE ASSUME, David C . Ullrich
utility function for portfolio management, elodie
brute force tetration / greedy tetration, amy666
- Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, quasi
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, quasi
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, hagman
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, quasi
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, quasi
  - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, Matt
    - Re: brute force tetration / greedy tetration, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
why?, kupier
- <Possible follow-ups>
- why?, kupier
  - Re: why?, kupier
Finding the function f(x) ?, Nimo
- Re: Finding the function f(x) ?, Frederick Williams
- Re: Finding the function f(x) ?, hagman
Projective spaces, Kaba
- Re: Projective spaces, Fatal
  - Re: Projective spaces, Kaba
    - Re: Projective spaces, Kaba
- Re: Projective spaces, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Projective spaces, Kaba
  - Re: Projective spaces, David Bernier
Iteration of h(x)=(ax+b)/(cx+d), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
Apple iPhone 16gb 8gb wholesale 10pcs /lot (3G version) 16G only $4800,8G only $3900 (Prices Subject to change at any time.) + 1 Year Warranty, james02
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secant circles, valmont
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- secant circles, valmont
Re: x^2-py^2 = q, x^2-qy^2 = p, kwang
Open sets and proper mapping, jane
- Re: Open sets and proper mapping, William Elliot
  - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, Dave Seaman
- Re: Open sets and proper mapping, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Open sets and proper mapping, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, jane
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, jane
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: Open sets and proper mapping, David C . Ullrich
Set maps and double negation, William Elliot
- Re: Set maps and double negation, David Bernier
- Re: Set maps and double negation, Marc Olschok
  - Re: Set maps and double negation, William Elliot
    - Message not available
    - Re: Set maps and double negation, William Elliot
Spaces And Basis in linear Algebra, miki
- Re: Spaces And Basis in linear Algebra, Tonicopm
  - Re: Spaces And Basis in linear Algebra, miki
ED hardy Jeans ., wenluu09
Numerical integration of K_0(x), Peter
- Re: Numerical integration of K_0(x), David W . Cantrell
- Re: Numerical integration of K_0(x), rancid moth
Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Nimo
- Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Robert Israel
  - Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Nimo
    - Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, buyoninternt
    - Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Robert Israel
    - Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Nimo
- Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, user923005
  - Re: Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?, Nimo
Involutions in a group, qsymmetry
- Re: Involutions in a group, Jack Schmidt
- Re: Involutions in a group, Steve Dalton
  - Re: Involutions in a group, qsymmetry
  - Re: Involutions in a group, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: Involutions in a group, qsymmetry
    - Re: Involutions in a group, Jack Schmidt
Trigonometric identities with a twist, Memtonen
- Re: Trigonometric identities with a twist, no comment
- Re: Trigonometric identities with a twist, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: Trigonometric identities with a twist, galathaea
- Re: Trigonometric identities with a twist, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: Trigonometric identities with a twist, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
line-line distance, keith
- Re: line-line distance, user923005
  - Re: line-line distance, keith
    - Re: line-line distance, se16
    - Re: line-line distance, se16
    - Re: line-line distance, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: line-line distance, keith
    - Re: line-line distance, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
    - Re: line-line distance, Virgil
    - Re: line-line distance, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
    - Re: line-line distance, Virgil
    - Re: line-line distance, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: line-line distance, keith
    - Re: line-line distance, Virgil
    - Re: line-line distance, Adam
about quadratic polynomial functions, beet
- Re: about quadratic polynomial functions, Robert Israel
- Re: about quadratic polynomial functions, quasi
- Re: about quadratic polynomial functions, Robert Israel
Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, Jim Ferry
- Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, Pubkeybreaker
- Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, quasi
  - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, Jim Ferry
    - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, quasi
    - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, galathaea
    - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, David Bernier
    - Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, Tim Smith
- Re: Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv, David Bernier
Re: Mathematics books that are visually rich, Jonathan Groves
varieties and equality of polynomials, sanchopancho80
- Re: varieties and equality of polynomials, sanchopancho80
- Re: varieties and equality of polynomials, Arturo Magidin
- Re: varieties and equality of polynomials, quasi
  - Re: varieties and equality of polynomials, Gerry Myerson
Questions about the Pareto Entropy formula in wikipedia, Johan van der Galien
- Re: Questions about the Pareto Entropy formula in wikipedia, Stanley
- Re: Questions about the Pareto Entropy formula in wikipedia, kunzmilan
Primality test for mersenne prime, Infinity
- Re: Primality test for mersenne prime, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Primality test for mersenne prime, amzoti
- Re: Primality test for mersenne prime, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
Solve simultaneous difference eqs, Phil Freedenberg
- Re: Solve simultaneous difference eqs, Phil Freedenberg
- Re: Solve simultaneous difference eqs, Robert Israel
  - Re: Solve simultaneous difference eqs, Robert Israel
- Re: Solve simultaneous difference eqs, Ray Vickson
Algorithm, prasun . mathur
- Re: Algorithm, quasi
  - Re: Algorithm, A N Niel
    - Re: Algorithm, Dave Seaman
    - Re: Algorithm, Jacko
Re: Polysigned A^A, Tim BandTech.com
Well ordering, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Well ordering, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: Well ordering, Dave Seaman
    - Re: Well ordering, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: Well ordering, Zdislav V. Kovarik
    - Re: Well ordering, Michael Press
- Re: Well ordering, no comment
- Re: Well ordering, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  - Re: Well ordering, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Well ordering, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Well ordering, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Well ordering, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  - Re: Well ordering, quasi
    - Re: Well ordering, quasi
- Re: Well ordering, Peter Webb
grading of hom sets, sanchopancho80
- Re: grading of hom sets, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: grading of hom sets, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: grading of hom sets, sanchopancho80
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: grading of hom sets, sanchopancho80
    - Re: grading of hom sets, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
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Derangement proof, Infinity
- Re: Derangement proof, quasi
  - Re: Derangement proof, David W . Cantrell
  - Re: Derangement proof, Gerry Myerson
Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution, David Bernier
- Re: Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution, David Bernier
  - Re: Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution, David Bernier
- Re: Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution, David Bernier
? solving spherical equations, Cheng Cosine
- Re: ? solving spherical equations, beeworks
Set theory map problem., William Elliot
- Re: Set theory map problem., José Carlos Santos
  - Re: Set theory map problem., William Elliot
New mathematics / physical sciences positions at http://jobs.phds.org, Jan 26, 2009, PhDs . org
Kouznetsov-like "limit" tetration formula for _different bases_., mike3
Need to learn some Statistical Inference super quick, wooks
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about Mathematia's font in linux, water
- Re: about Mathematia's font in linux, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: about Mathematia's font in linux, water
    - Re: about Mathematia's font in linux, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: about Mathematia's font in linux, Dave Seaman
    - Re: about Mathematia's font in linux, water
Engineering Mechanics: Statics, 6th Edition, Meriam, Kraige., seuki7
Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics, 6th Edition, Meriam, Kraige., seuki7
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, 5th Edition, Munson, Young, Okiishi., seuki7
Electrical Engineering Principles and Applications 4th Edition, Allan R. Hambley., seuki7
Sum of the terms ?, Nimo
- Re: Sum of the terms ?, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
  - Re: Sum of the terms ?, Nimo
- Re: Sum of the terms ?, jmorriss@xxxxxxxxxxx
  - Re: Sum of the terms ?, Nimo
    - Re: Sum of the terms ?, Nimo
Triangle Incenter Question, Brian S
- Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
  - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
    - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
    - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
    - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
- Re: Triangle Incenter Question, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
  - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, quasi
  - Re: Triangle Incenter Question, Philippe 92
question measure theory, Carl R.
- Re: question measure theory, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: question measure theory, David C . Ullrich
- Re: question measure theory, G. A. Edgar
functional translations and coefficient extraction (exponential sum decompositions), galathaea
- Re: functional translations and coefficient extraction (exponential sum decompositions), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: functional translations and coefficient extraction (exponential sum decompositions), galathaea
    - Re: functional translations and coefficient extraction (exponential sum decompositions), alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [29], Ken Pledger
- Re: Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [29], William Elliot
  - Re: Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [29], Ken Pledger
    - Re: Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [29], William Elliot
Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy, shepherdmoon
- Re: Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy, Peter Webb
  - Re: Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy, Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy, Peter Webb
- Re: Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy, Tim Smith
Unique approach at certain polynomials of n degree, Roman B. Binder
- Re: Unique approach at certain polynomials of n degree: FLT's proof ex. n=3, Roman B. Binder
  - Re: Unique approach at certain polynomials of n degree: FLT's proof ex. n=3, Roman B. Binder
Using the nth root of n to approximate Pi(n), cino hilliard
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order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, tomtim20
- Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, FredJeffries
- Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, quasi
- Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, Steve Dalton
- Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, victor_meldrew_666
  - Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, William Elliot
    - Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: order isomorphism from R to R is continuous, William Elliot
on p implies q, conrad
- Re: on p implies q, William Elliot
- Re: on p implies q, David C . Ullrich
- Re: on p implies q, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: on p implies q, Chip Eastham
Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Steve Dalton
- Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Steve Dalton
    - Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Steve Dalton
    - Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Jack Schmidt
- Re: Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720, Jack Schmidt
---- ---- --- A question in trigonometry, Deep
- Re: ---- ---- --- A question in trigonometry, quasi
- Re: ---- ---- --- A question in trigonometry, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
  - Re: ---- ---- --- A question in trigonometry, Deep
mathematica and maple ,which is better?, water
- Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, David Moran
- Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, A N Niel
- Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, pnachtwey
  - Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, Jonathan Groves
    - Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, Michael Press
    - Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, A N Niel
    - Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, Jonathan Groves
- Re: mathematica and maple ,which is better?, Tim Smith
immersion&embedding, albertom63
- Re: immersion&embedding, quasi
Question on old proof from Derek Holt, StevieD83
- Re: Question on old proof from Derek Holt, Derek Holt
Perfect squares, kleptomaniac666_
- Re: Perfect squares, William Hale
  - Re: Perfect squares, Bill Dubuque
Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, Dave
- Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, rossum
- Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, Ray Vickson
  - Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, Ray Vickson
  - Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, Dave
    - Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, pnachtwey
    - Re: Optimising files on a DVD -any algorithm better than brute-force approach?, Ray Vickson
Help with inquality in 3 variables, Chris12456
- Re: Help with inquality in 3 variables, Ray Koopman
- Re: Help with inquality in 3 variables, Hero
  - Re: Help with inquality in 3 variables, Hero
- Re: Help with inquality in 3 variables, RSimmons
Automatic Translation: More than 20 conference proceedings of IEEE have been published and have included BOGUS PAPERS. i.e. papers with random text. The IEEE did not re-print them. Why??, bowlleravner@xxxxxxxxx
first use of factors of 30 poset / Boolean algebra, Daniel J. Greenhoe
- Re: first use of factors of 30 poset / Boolean algebra, Daniel J. Greenhoe
Group action and existence of fixed point, qsymmetry
- Re: Group action and existence of fixed point, W. Dale Hall
- Re: Group action and existence of fixed point, Robert Israel
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a List of the irreducible polynomials over F_2?, combariza
Subgroups of index 3 are normal, qsymmetry
- Re: Subgroups of index 3 are normal, Ted Hwa
  - Re: Subgroups of index 3 are normal, qsymmetry
- Re: Subgroups of index 3 are normal, µ
  - Re: Subgroups of index 3 are normal, Tonicopm
GCSE Fakes, fakedocuments
Re: Iinteresting book.., Jonathan Groves
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-- power sums of roots, quasi
- Re: -- power sums of roots, no comment
  - Re: -- power sums of roots, quasi
- Re: -- power sums of roots, quasi
  - Re: -- power sums of roots, gerry
    - Re: -- power sums of roots, quasi
    - Re: -- power sums of roots, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: -- power sums of roots, Gerry Myerson
- Re: -- power sums of roots, amy666
  - Re: -- power sums of roots, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: -- power sums of roots, amy666
Re: eigenvalues of matrix product?, Tom Krajnik
All these things prove how fake , how bogus and crappy is the IEEE, Lin Yih Chen
- Re: All these things prove how fake , how bogus and crappy is the IEEE, Jonathan Groves
Bangalore Math Meetup, bangaloremath
parking, amy666
- parking, Mutt Buncher
Other limit, RSimmons
- Re: Other limit, W^3
e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, lundslaktare
- Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, David R Tribble
  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, YBM
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, YBM
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Tim Smith
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Walter
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Walter
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Phil Carmody
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Phil Carmody
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, David R Tribble
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Joshua Cranmer
- Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
- Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Robert Israel
- Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Raymond Manzoni
  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Phil Carmody
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Phil Carmody
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, lwalke3
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Dave L. Renfro
  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Phil Carmody
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Raymond Manzoni
  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, lundslaktare
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, David Bernier
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Robert Israel
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, David Bernier
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  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, VK
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, VK
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Matt
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, David R Tribble
    - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, Tim Smith
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  - Re: e^(e^(e^e)) =N ?, quasi
differential form, albertom63
- Re: differential form, victor_meldrew_666
Re: FUCK NEWTON 3! (длабоко у грло), amy666
- Re: FUCK NEWTON 3! (длабоко у грло), Don Stockbauer
approximations of nested radicals, Denis Feldmann
- Re: approximations of nested radicals, Denis Feldmann
  - Re: approximations of nested radicals, umumenu
  - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: approximations of nested radicals, Denis Feldmann
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Problem with singular integral, terezuw
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What is Pi ?, NECAT TASDELEN
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  - Re: What is Pi ?, Zdislav V. Kovarik
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set theory question, tomtim20
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Re: Outrageous claims, impossible to invalidate., Michael Stemper
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Is separable Banach space a subspace of l^infinity?, TCL
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Isomorphism of semi-direct products, Fatal
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Groups of order 16 and 32, Timothy Murphy
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  - Re: Groups of order 16 and 32, Timothy Murphy
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Bucky cube, Clifford Nelson
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A motivation on the study of uniform spaces, Jose Capco
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    - Re: A motivation on the study of uniform spaces, Jose Capco
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Direct limits, Galois
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please provide any questions on partial differential equations?, Nimo
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  - Re: please provide any questions on partial differential equations?, Nimo
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Re: Analyzing the SuperLog function, lwalke3
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Upper central series, qsymmetry
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envelope, KY
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More choice quesitons, Stephen J. Herschkorn
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Seems too weird to be true..., mike3
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Re: An important Diophantine equation, se16
Confusing notation?, JE
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fractional iteration of f(x)=1/(1+x), Gottfried Helms
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Numerical 2D solving of Biot-Stoll equations, Nicholas Kinar
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About defining Euclid's algorithm as functions in TAOCP Volume I, countableinfinity
Writing a quotient group as a union of proper subgroups, ballade1
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  - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, Jason
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, Joshua Cranmer
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, William Elliot
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, Jason
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, Jason
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, William Elliot
    - Re: solving an equation multiple directions, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
multifractal modeling, nelson
- Re: multifractal modeling, John Bailey
- Re: multifractal modeling, Han de Bruijn
nothing, mhtdll
1/n matrix, P
- Re: 1/n matrix, quasi
  - Re: 1/n matrix, Tonicopm
    - Re: 1/n matrix, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: 1/n matrix, Tonicopm
- Re: 1/n matrix - Here we go:, Ronald Benedik
Re: POLYNOMIAL FACTORING PROBLEM, Gerry Myerson
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: POLYNOMIAL FACTORING PROBLEM, Pink Pig
  - Re: POLYNOMIAL FACTORING PROBLEM, tpiezas
  - Re: POLYNOMIAL FACTORING PROBLEM, Pink Pig
A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, Mapara,Harshit Nitinkumar
- Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, quasi
  - Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, Robert Israel
    - Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, quasi
    - Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, quasi
    - Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, temptony
- Re: A Math Puzzle - Related to 2-D co-ordinates, Robert Israel
Re: Leading authority check, Jesse F. Hughes
Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results, David W. Cantrell
- Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results, spudnik
- Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results, quasi
  - Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results, David W . Cantrell
    - Re: -- Packing unit circles in circles: new results, David W . Cantrell
Fractal Dimension of a Circle, Asja
- Re: Fractal Dimension of a Circle, William Elliot
  - Re: Fractal Dimension of a Circle, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - [] Fractal Dimension of a Circle, William Elliot
- Re: Fractal Dimension of a Circle, G. A. Edgar
Re: JSH: Leading authority check, Jesse F. Hughes
- Re: JSH: Leading authority check, Jesse F. Hughes
  - Re: JSH: Leading authority check, Tim Smith
    - Re: JSH: Leading authority check, Gib Bogle
Kinematics, stephanielynn888
smoothing of functions through expectation operator, simundza
- Re: smoothing of functions through expectation operator, Ray Vickson
- Re: smoothing of functions through expectation operator, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: smoothing of functions through expectation operator, simundza
Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Deep
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Gerry Myerson
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Bill Dubuque
  - Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Deep
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, quasi
names for special trapezoids?, Ted Shoemaker
- Re: names for special trapezoids?, William Elliot
Simple extension of fields, Jean Pierre MERX
- Re: Simple extension of fields, quasi
- Re: Simple extension of fields, hagman
  - Re: Simple extension of fields, Jean Pierre MERX
    - Re: Simple extension of fields, Jean Pierre MERX
polynomial puzzle, sanchopancho80
- Re: polynomial puzzle, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: polynomial puzzle, Robert Israel
- Re: polynomial puzzle, W^3
PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
- Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
  - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Matt
    - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: PDE ( suggest any Book ), Nimo
- Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Han de Bruijn
- Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Han de Bruijn
  - Re: PDE (Finite_difference & Finite_element) doubt ?, Nimo
How does a sigma algebra look like?, Yun
Solutions manual to Auditing and Assurance Services 12 th by: Alvin A Arens, Randal J Elder,, sendsolutions
- Re: Solutions manual to Auditing and Assurance Services 12 th by: Alvin A Arens, Randal J Elder,, rus88_07
Is this action primitive?, drhab
- Re: Is this action primitive?, Arturo Magidin
- Re: Is this action primitive?, Jack Schmidt
- Re: Is this action primitive?, Derek Holt
  - Re: Is this action primitive?, drhab
    - Re: Is this action primitive?, quasi
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Is this action primitive?, drhab
  - Re: Is this action primitive?, quasi
Solution manual to Statistical Inference 2e By CASELLA, solncollector
Bivariate Statisitics measure of association suitability, Dead Paul
an application of markov chain, richard918
- Re: an application of markov chain, richard918
- Re: an application of markov chain, Ray Vickson
  - Re: an application of markov chain, richard918
- Re: an application of markov chain, Robert Israel
  - Re: an application of markov chain, richard918
    - Re: an application of markov chain, richard918
    - Re: an application of markov chain, Ray Vickson
Linear regression model, Rogelio
- Re: Linear regression model, Gus Gassmann
  - Re: Linear regression model, RAMCAL
    - Re: Linear regression model, rip pelletier
    - Re: Linear regression model, RAMCAL
Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., drhab
- Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., Tonicopm
  - Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., drhab
- Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., Fatal
  - Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., drhab
- Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., Angus Rodgers
  - Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., Fatal
  - Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., drhab
- Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., ballade1
  - Re: Searching for an 'efficient' proof of: [S_n:H]=2 -> H=A_n., Tonicopm
How to use a circle to relate 'e' to Phi with a straight edge., dalter2003
Designer Ed hardy Men's Jean, tanlanda
-- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Robert Israel
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Robert Israel
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Bill Dubuque
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Bill Dubuque
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Bill Dubuque
- Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
  - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), Gerry Myerson
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), quasi
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), cbrown
    - Re: -- f(k) = k^(n-1) (mod n), no comment
---- ----- --- irreducibility, Deep
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, quasi
  - Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Deep
    - Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, quasi
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, Gerry Myerson
- Re: ---- ----- --- irreducibility, W. Dale Hall
Simple set theory Qns., Ron Jonesa
- Re: Simple set theory Qns., Arturo Magidin
- Re: Simple set theory Qns., cbrown
Prime modulus congruence problem, buyoninternt
- Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
  - Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, buyoninternt
- Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, Michael Press
  - Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, buyoninternt
    - Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
    - Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, buyoninternt
- Re: Prime modulus congruence problem, Rob Johnson
non-cardinal set size ?, amy666
- Re: non-cardinal set size ?, amy666
U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (no result here), Gottfried Helms
- Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test), Gottfried Helms
  - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, Gottfried Helms
    - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (applic. to Lucas-Lehmer-test) /corrected repost 2, alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (no result here), spudnik
  - Re: U-Tetration-matrix and iterated mersenne-primes (no result here), Gottfried Helms
Limit of sequence involving gamma functions, Graham Jones
-- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
- Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
  - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
    - Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, hagman
- Re: -- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
Topological space with boundary?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: Topological space with boundary?, quasi
- Re: Topological space with boundary?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Topological space with boundary?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    - Re: Topological space with boundary?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: Topological space with boundary?, hagman
  - Re: Topological space with boundary?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: Topological space with boundary?, James Dolan
Comma categories vs. natural transformations, Victor Porton
- Re: Comma categories vs. natural transformations, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Comma categories vs. natural transformations, Victor Porton
    - Re: Comma categories vs. natural transformations, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
Z x Z, Justinver
- Re: Z x Z, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Z x Z, Justinver
- Re: Z x Z, hagman
--- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
- Re: --- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
  - Re: --- equators on a cube in R^n, quasi
Good diff EQ book for dummy?, me
- Re: Good diff EQ book for dummy?, G. A. Edgar
  - Re: Good diff EQ book for dummy?, me
    - Re: Good diff EQ book for dummy?, Michael Press
    - Re: Good diff EQ book for dummy?, me
- Re: Good diff EQ book for dummy?, David Moran
Re: lets turn the tables, amy666
Question on schemes, sanchopancho80
- Re: Question on schemes, sanchopancho80
- Re: Question on schemes, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Question on schemes, sanchopancho80
    - Re: Question on schemes, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Question on schemes, sanchopancho80
- Re: Question on schemes, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
Re: Doppel-game, amy666
nested min,max problem., euler.shannon@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: nested min,max problem., William Elliot
  - Re: nested min,max problem., Han de Bruijn
    - Re: nested min,max problem., William Elliot
    - Re: nested min,max problem., euler.shannon@xxxxxxxxx
  - Re: nested min,max problem., euler.shannon@xxxxxxxxx
    - Re: nested min,max problem., William Elliot
Methods to resolve this kind of differential equations, RM
- Re: Methods to resolve this kind of differential equations, David C . Ullrich
- Re: Methods to resolve this kind of differential equations, Anon
- Re: Methods to resolve this kind of differential equations, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
Cooperative Game, William Elliot
A more efficient way to search scientific references from Internet and generate bibliographies, RefNavigator
Re: The last time spam. I am Isaac Newton. I will appear in Jerusalem. <snip>, David Bernier
Nash games theory, pauldepstein
- Re: Nash games theory, quasi
- Re: Nash games theory, David L. Wilson
- Re: Nash games theory, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: Nash games theory, pauldepstein
    - Re: Nash games theory, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Nash games theory, hagman
- Re: Nash games theory, John Bailey
- Re: Nash games theory, Peter Webb
  - Re: Nash games theory, David C . Ullrich
Engineering Mechanics Dynamics, by R. C. Hibbeler, 11th edition, jennicor
Finite values changing at the level of the infinitely small., cusanick98
what would euler do with, amy666
- Re: what would euler do with, Tonicopm
  - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, Tonicopm
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, David R Tribble
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Tonicopm
- Re: what would euler do with, riderofgiraffes
  - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
- Re: what would euler do with, Pubkeybreaker
  - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
  - Re: what would euler do with, Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: what would euler do with, quasi
    - Re: what would euler do with, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: what would euler do with, quasi
    - Re: what would euler do with, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, Michael Press
    - Re: what would euler do with, amy666
    - Re: what would euler do with, quasi
- Re: what would euler do with, Matt
  - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, Matt
    - Re: what would euler do with, Matt
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: what would euler do with, Matt
Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
- Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Mensanator
  - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Mensanator
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
- Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rob Pratt
  - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rob Pratt
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rob Pratt
    - Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rainer Rosenthal
- Re: Combinatorial interpretation of 4^n identity, Rob Johnson
Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Golabi Doon
- Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
  - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Golabi Doon
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Golabi Doon
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Ross
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Golabi Doon
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Golabi Doon
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Matt
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Rob Johnson
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, David Bernier
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, quasi
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, Rob Johnson
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, David Bernier
    - Re: Radius of largest n+1 balls in n-dimensional unit cube?, David Bernier
Please help - dynamic programming or robust optimization?, miguel_domingo
- Re: Please help - dynamic programming or robust optimization?, Puppet_Sock
- Re: Please help - dynamic programming or robust optimization?, Stephen J. Herschkorn
subgroup of alternating group A_5, Piet Vanraad
- Re: subgroup of alternating group A_5, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: subgroup of alternating group A_5, Arturo Magidin
- Re: subgroup of alternating group A_5, Piet Vanraad
microwave station, mickcltnco2
- Re: microwave station, Bart Goddard
- Re: microwave station, Mutt Buncher
  - Re: microwave station, Aatu Koskensilta
- Re: microwave station, almost
- Re: microwave station, zzbunker@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: microwave station, Gerry Myerson
Help needed on combinatorial interpretation, miss.helpful
A statement about Rsa2048., dan73
- Re: A statement about Rsa2048., temptony
  - Re: A statement about Rsa2048., temptony
- Re: A statement about Rsa2048., dan73
- Re: A statement about Rsa2048., dan73
- Re: A statement about Rsa2048., dan73
  - Re: A statement about Rsa2048., Mensanator
- Re: A statement about Rsa2048., dan73
Solutions manual to Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics 5th edition by Fawwaz T. Ulaby solution manual, happyman
Fahionable Dolce and Gabbana Men's Shoes, tanlanda
Solutions manua to Engineering Mechanics - Statics (11th )by R.C.HIBBELER, happyman
Partial Differential Equations, VICTOR
- Re: Partial Differential Equations, Frederick Williams
Dense images of Z^2 in R, Rolf Bardeli
- Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, A N Niel
  - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, Rolf Bardeli
- Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, David C . Ullrich
- Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, William Elliot
  - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, Rolf Bardeli
    - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, Rolf Bardeli
    - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Dense images of Z^2 in R, William Elliot
sum ln(1+1/n^2), Justinver
- Re: sum ln(1+1/n^2), victor_meldrew_666
What is a functional, HardySpicer
- Re: What is a functional, A N Niel
- Re: What is a functional, Frederick Williams
Re: strange "almost" identity, Stephen J. Herschkorn
non-integer winding number, square17320508
- Re: non-integer winding number, A N Niel
Re: MINIMAL POLYNOMIALS FOR TANGENTS, Will Heierman
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: MINIMAL POLYNOMIALS FOR TANGENTS, Will Heierman
bijection from sequences of binary numbers to Reals, G Patel
- Re: bijection from sequences of binary numbers to Reals, Dave Seaman
  - Re: bijection from sequences of binary numbers to Reals, G Patel
    - Re: bijection from sequences of binary numbers to Reals, Arturo Magidin
test, clvickson
- Re: test, bill
Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
- Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Ray Vickson
  - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
- Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
  - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
  - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, iandjmsmith
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
    - Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, Matt
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Estimating the mean of the cumulative hypergeometric?, petertwocakes
About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, alvarez . torres1
- Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, quasi
  - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, quasi
    - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, quasi
    - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: About t^4-z^100=2^10*k, quasi
When cos ax + cos x is periodical?, edzioweb
- Re: When cos ax + cos x is periodical?, Virgil
  - Re: When cos ax + cos x is periodical?, edzioweb
- Re: When cos ax + cos x is periodical?, quasi
"Elementary" Derivation of Formula for Pi, Daryl McCullough
- Re: "Elementary" Derivation of Formula for Pi, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: "Elementary" Derivation of Formula for Pi, Daryl McCullough
    - Re: "Elementary" Derivation of Formula for Pi, Ken Pledger
- Re: "Elementary" Derivation of Formula for Pi, Frederick Williams
statistics question, Jeff Blombergen
- Re: statistics question, Hagen
algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., popi papi
- Re: algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., Arturo Magidin
- Re: algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., William Elliot
  - Re: algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., popi papi
    - Re: algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: algebra: beginners question regarding factoring complete terms., William Elliot
Empty direct sum/product, ballade1
- Re: Empty direct sum/product, Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Empty direct sum/product, ballade1
    - Re: Empty direct sum/product, Arturo Magidin
FASHIONABLE G-STAR WOOL JACKET, tanlanda
Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
- Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David C . Ullrich
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], William Elliot
- Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
  - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], William Elliot
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
    - Re: collections of well-ordered closed (or else F_sigma) subsets of the unit interval [0, 1], David Bernier
Solution manual to Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics (11th ) by R.C.HIBBELER, solncollector
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New mathematics / physical sciences positions at http://jobs.phds.org, Jan 12, 2009, PhDs . org
Re: calculus / pre-calculus faculty survey, rene
Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), KMF
- Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), David C . Ullrich
- Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y). Additional Comment., KMF
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), KMF
  - Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), David C . Ullrich
    - Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), KMF
    - Re: Non-integrability (Riemann) of f_xy(x,y), David C . Ullrich
Def. of Sub (Chain)Complex, please. (Not found in Wiki, Wolfram nor P.Math), KMF
Prime Constellation Counting Functions, Martin Winer
- Re: Prime Constellation Counting Functions, temptony
  - Re: Prime Constellation Counting Functions, Martin Winer
  - Re: Prime Constellation Counting Functions, Martin Winer
Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
- Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
  - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
- Re: Locally cyclic groups, quasi
  - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, quasi
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, quasi
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, quasi
- Re: Locally cyclic groups, Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, ballade1
    - Re: Locally cyclic groups, Arturo Magidin
packing line segments for undirected graph, jeff
What is the resultant vertical momentum induced by this vortex?, Murmur
- Re: What is the resultant vertical momentum induced by this vortex?, Murmur
  - Re: What is the resultant vertical momentum induced by this vortex?, Murmur
Origin of the use of the word "orbit" in group theory, Christopher Henrich
- Re: Origin of the use of the word "orbit" in group theory, Robert Israel
  - Re: Origin of the use of the word "orbit" in group theory, Christopher Henrich
Sin(z) transforms region, Carl R.
- Re: Sin(z) transforms region, W^3
  - Re: Sin(z) transforms region, Carl R.
    - Re: Sin(z) transforms region, David C . Ullrich
Need non-recursive formula for power sum to ele sym polynomial, buyoninternt
Syl_2(A_4), Piet Vanraad
- Re: Syl_2(A_4), Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Syl_2(A_4), Piet Vanraad
About w+1/w, alvarez . torres1
- Re: About w+1/w, Tonicopm
  - Re: About w+1/w, William Elliot
    - Re: About w+1/w, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: About w+1/w, David Bernier
    - Re: About w+1/w, Gib Bogle
    - Re: About w+1/w, quasi
    - Re: About w+1/w, Tonicopm
    - Re: About w+1/w, Zdislav V. Kovarik
    - Re: About w+1/w, mike3
  - Re: About w+1/w, Chip Eastham
    - Re: About w+1/w, Tonicopm
    - Re: About w+1/w, Chip Eastham
- Re: About w+1/w, Ignacio Larrosa Ca�estro
  - Re: About w+1/w, Bill Dubuque
- Re: About w+1/w, Stephen J. Herschkorn
  - Re: About w+1/w, Stephen J. Herschkorn
- Re: About w+1/w, Denis Feldmann
- Re: About w+1/w, Zdislav V. Kovarik
  - Re: About w+1/w, Chip Eastham
    - Re: About w+1/w, quasi
    - Re: About w+1/w, Chip Eastham
    - Re: About w+1/w, quasi
Binomial sum identity, Zachary Turner
- Re: Binomial sum identity, Raymond Manzoni
Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Maria Povolotsky
- Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Raymond Manzoni
  - Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, bubu
    - Re: Sum(1/(p(i)*log(p(i))), i=1...infinity)=Pi/2 ????, Raymond Manzoni
Riemann integrability of f implies riemann integrability of norm(f ), lite . on . beta
- Re: Riemann integrability of f implies riemann integrability of norm(f ), David C . Ullrich
Circle problem., Leonid Lenov
- Re: Circle problem., Tonicopm
  - Re: Circle problem., Barry Schwarz
    - Re: Circle problem., feynman
- Re: Circle problem., Joshua Cranmer
  - Re: Circle problem., Leonid Lenov
    - Re: Circle problem., Tonicopm
    - Re: Circle problem., Passerby
- Re: Circle problem., Barry Schwarz
Polynomials again, sanchopancho80
- Re: Polynomials again, quasi
  - Re: Polynomials again, quasi
    - Re: Polynomials again, quasi
bounded derivative ==> bounded function, tomtim20
- Re: bounded derivative ==> bounded function, José Carlos Santos
- Re: bounded derivative ==> bounded function, Jack Schmidt
  - Re: bounded derivative ==> bounded function, Dave L. Renfro
  - Re: bounded derivative ==> bounded function, Michael Press
Solutions manual to ENGINEERING MECHANICS: DYNAMICS by BEDFORD 5th., sendsolutions
Solutions manual to Modern Control Systems 11th by Richard C Dorf and Robert H. Bishop, sendsolutions
I think that Chinese people like dogs. I will take the yellow with black people into concentration camps. I will appear in Jerusalem. I am a hero. I will tell you what is "Armageddon". I am Isaac Newton., hooya93ocuz
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- I think that Chinese people like dogs. I will take the yellow with black people into concentration camps. I will appear in Jerusalem. I am a hero. I will tell you what is "Armageddon". I am Isaac Newton., hooya93ocuz
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0^0, feynman
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  - Re: 0^0, feynman
    - Re: 0^0, miss.helpful
    - Re: 0^0, feynman
    - Re: 0^0, miss.helpful
    - Re: 0^0, feynman
    - Re: 0^0, miss.helpful
    - Re: 0^0, Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: 0^0, G. A. Edgar
  - Re: 0^0, miss.helpful
    - Re: 0^0, galathaea
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  - Re: 0^0, miss.helpful
    - Re: 0^0, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: 0^0, Virgil
- Re: 0^0, Gottfried Helms
  - Re: 0^0, galathaea
prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
- Re: prime numbers formula please., Axel Vogt
  - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Axel Vogt
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Peter Webb
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Gottfried Helms
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Gottfried Helms
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Denis Feldmann
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., amy666
- Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
  - Re: prime numbers formula please., Gottfried Helms
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., continuation . nomad
  - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
  - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
  - Re: prime numbers formula please., Axel Vogt
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Rob Johnson
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., quasi
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., Gottfried Helms
    - Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
- Re: prime numbers formula please., miss.helpful
Normal closure of a complement to a normal subgroup, ballade1
- Re: Normal closure of a complement to a normal subgroup, Derek Holt
  - Re: Normal closure of a complement to a normal subgroup, ballade1
    - Re: Normal closure of a complement to a normal subgroup, ballade1
    - Re: Normal closure of a complement to a normal subgroup, ballade1
Kolman's Elementary Linear Algebra book, genericaudioperson
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- Re: Kolman's Elementary Linear Algebra book, Dave L. Renfro
linear operator, standshik
- Re: linear operator, William Elliot
  - Re: linear operator, Virgil
- Re: linear operator, David C . Ullrich
- Re: linear operator, G. A. Edgar
Existence of an linear embedding, Yihong
- Re: Existence of an linear embedding, Robert Israel
graph of RiemannSiegelZ function near large local max. found by Odlyzko, David Bernier
- Re: graph of RiemannSiegelZ function near large local max. found by Odlyzko, David Bernier
  - Re: graph of RiemannSiegelZ function near large local max. found by Odlyzko, David Bernier
Restriction of Linear Operator, jbergmanster
- Re: Restriction of Linear Operator, Arturo Magidin
Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
- Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, Joshua Cranmer
- Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
- Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, Dave
  - Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
- Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, William Elliot
  - Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
    - Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, William Elliot
- Re: Error/Omission in high school geometry book?, Don Stockbauer
Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, Piet Vanraad
- Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, Piet Vanraad
    - Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, Ken Pledger
    - Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, Piet Vanraad
- Re: Notation Aut^+(V) when V is a platonic solid, Timothy Murphy
About x^10+y^10+z^10=t^4, alvarez . torres1
- Re: About x^10+y^10+z^10=t^4, alvarez . torres1
Cohomology, sanchopancho80
- Re: Cohomology, sanchopancho80
- Re: Cohomology, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Cohomology, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
simple question involving closure under the operation on a group (or monoid, ballade1
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  - Re: simple question involving closure under the operation on a group (or monoid, ballade1
    - Re: simple question involving closure under the operation on a group (or monoid, Marc Olschok
    - Re: simple question involving closure under the operation on a group (or monoid, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: simple question involving closure under the operation on a group (or monoid, Mike Terry
please help me, ghazal_s
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  - Re: please help me, William Elliot
A simple pseudorandom number generator., luiroto
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  - Re: A simple pseudorandom number generator., luiroto
    - Re: A simple pseudorandom number generator., luiroto
    - Re: A simple pseudorandom number generator., luiroto
- Re: A simple pseudorandom number generator., rossum
About x^5+y^5+z^5=t^4, alvarez . torres1
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  - Re: About x^5+y^5+z^5=t^4, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: About x^5+y^5+z^5=t^4, Raymond Manzoni
    - Re: About x^5+y^5+z^5=t^4, Raymond Manzoni
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JSH "problem", David C . Ullrich
- Re: JSH "problem", Tim Peters
  - Re: JSH "problem", David Bernier
    - Re: JSH "problem", rossum
    - Re: JSH "problem", Gib Bogle
  - Re: JSH "problem", Mike Terry
    - Re: JSH "problem", Tim Peters
    - Re: JSH "problem", marcus_bruckner
    - Re: JSH "problem", Dik T. Winter
    - Re: JSH "problem", David Bernier
    - Re: JSH "problem", Arturo Magidin
    - Re: JSH "problem", Dik T. Winter
    - Re: JSH "problem", marcus_bruckner
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    - Re: JSH "problem", marcus_bruckner
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    - Re: JSH "problem", junoexpress
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    - Re: JSH "problem", José Carlos Santos
  - Re: JSH "problem", Liviu
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  - Re: JSH "problem", Angus Rodgers
    - Re: JSH "problem", Tim Peters
  - Re: JSH "problem", David C . Ullrich
Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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  - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, Dave L. Renfro
  - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, weblogger
  - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, Dave L. Renfro
    - Re: Desc set theory - Projections of product spaces, persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
e^ix, Nimo
- Re: e^ix, bubu
cycle length of a p-group, Piet Vanraad
- Re: cycle length of a p-group, Derek Holt
  - Re: cycle length of a p-group, Piet Vanraad
    - Re: cycle length of a p-group, Tonicopm
    - Re: cycle length of a p-group, Piet Vanraad
calculating variance, nygogi
- Re: calculating variance, Stephen J. Herschkorn
  - Re: calculating variance, nygogi
    - Re: calculating variance, Stephen J. Herschkorn
    - Re: calculating variance, nygogi
    - Re: calculating variance, Stephen J. Herschkorn
  - Re: calculating variance, Stephen J. Herschkorn
Is this an error?, michalchik@xxxxxxx
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  - Re: Is this an error?! - Taxonomy, JEMebius
  - Re: Is this an error?, Ronald Bruck
- Re: Is this an error?, Ken Pledger
math on my printer... help please!!!, youniquelyyours3
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Circular Curve Path, KBH
- Re: Circular Curve Path, Gib Bogle
  - Re: Circular Curve Path, KBH
Pari/GP soft problem, alvarez . torres1
- Re: Pari/GP soft problem, Angus Rodgers
- Re: Pari/GP soft problem, Raymond Manzoni
Help residue tan(z), Carl R.
- Re: Help residue tan(z), Rob Johnson
  - Re: Help residue tan(z), Carl R.
    - Re: Help residue tan(z), Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: Help residue tan(z), Carl R.
    - Re: Help residue tan(z), Tonicopm
    - Re: Help residue tan(z), Carl R.
Rational points of tangent, alvarez . torres1
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  - Re: Rational points of tangent, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Rational points of tangent, quasi
    - Re: Rational points of tangent, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Rational points of tangent, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Rational points of tangent, quasi
Re: How to "figure out" the correct distibution function? -- Please help!, Ray Vickson
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Lagrange Polynomial, Nimo
- Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Nimo
  - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, mjc
- Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Dave
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Does this equation have solutions in integers?, alvarez . torres1
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  - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, kibby
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    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Does this equation have solutions in integers?, quasi
PhD in cryptography sufficient for quantum algorithm research?, robdevloper
Re: C program to look for large values of | zeta( 1/2 + it) | w.r.t. t, David Bernier
- Re: C program to look for large values of | zeta( 1/2 + it) | w.r.t. t, David Bernier
Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, I.M. Soloveichik
  - Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, José Carlos Santos
- Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, Timothy Murphy
  - Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, José Carlos Santos
    - Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, Timothy Murphy
- Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, JJAthayde
  - Re: Getting an ellipse from three points and two tangents, José Carlos Santos
name for groups that cannot be written as (semi)direct product, drhab
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rational area and volume (repost), Clifford Nelson
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  - Re: rational area and volume (repost), Clifford Nelson
    - Re: rational area and volume (repost), victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: rational area and volume (repost), Clifford Nelson
- Re: rational area and volume (repost), Clifford Nelson
Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, Golabi Doon
- Re: Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, Dave
- Re: Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, W. Mohring
  - Re: Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, Virgil
    - Re: Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, Golabi Doon
- Re: Approx. Curvature from Three points in space, I.M. Soloveichik
Re: Laurent series help, Robert Israel
Canonical DNF, Twoflower
- Re: Canonical DNF, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: Canonical DNF, Twoflower
    - Re: Canonical DNF, David C . Ullrich
how to form a differential equation ?, Nimo
- Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Robert Israel
  - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Nimo
    - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Nimo
    - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Nimo
    - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
    - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Nimo
- Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Gib Bogle
  - Re: how to form a differential equation ?, Virgil
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Construct complex valued function, Carl R.
- Re: Construct complex valued function, Robert Israel
  - Re: Construct complex valued function, Carl R.
    - Re: Construct complex valued function, Carl R.
    - Re: Construct complex valued function, W^3
    - Re: Construct complex valued function, Robert Israel
Pivot point for two bodies, dave . rudolf
- Re: Pivot point for two bodies, Matt
  - Re: Pivot point for two bodies, dave . rudolf
Palestinians Under Attack, smamajd
Extending a function from the boundary of an open set, Graven Water
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first euler's identity, lg
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Some formulas of varieties, sanchopancho80
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Re: crank crank crank, amy666
- Re: crank crank crank, Tim BandTech.com
  - Re: crank crank crank, amy666
    - Re: crank crank crank, Tim BandTech.com
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    - Re: crank crank crank, galathaea
    - Re: crank crank crank, Tim BandTech.com
    - Re: crank crank crank, lwalke3
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Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, alvarez . torres1
- Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Robert Israel
  - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, alvarez . torres1
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Bill Dubuque
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  - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, f. barnes
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, David Bernier
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, f. barnes
- Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, lwalke3
  - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, alvarez . torres1
- Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Timothy Murphy
  - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Timothy Murphy
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Timothy Murphy
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Bill Dubuque
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, luiroto
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, luiroto
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, luiroto
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, pumpledumplekins
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Timothy Murphy
  - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, Robert Israel
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, no comment
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    - Re: Does x^2+y^2=z^50 have integer solutions?, quasi
Re: Intelligent Design or "It's Only a Theory" (was: Epistemology: debunking v. open-mindedness), Virgil
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- Re: Intelligent Design or "It's Only a Theory" (was: Epistemology: debunking v. open-mindedness), Virgil
Stuck on modal logic proof, Rotwang
- Re: Stuck on modal logic proof, William Elliot
  - Re: Stuck on modal logic proof, Rotwang
    - Re: Stuck on modal logic proof, Frederick Williams
Symposium “Image Processing and Visualization in Solid Mechanics Processes” within the ESMC2009 Conference – Announce & Call for Papers, tavares@xxxxxxxx
Probability & combination question, petertwocakes
- Re: Probability & combination question, Ray Vickson
  - Re: Probability & combination question, petertwocakes
    - Re: Probability & combination question, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Probability & combination question, Ray Vickson
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    - Re: Probability & combination question, Ray Vickson
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how to calculate e^ix ?, Nimo
- Re: how to calculate e^ix ?, Ken Pledger
compact sets, oercim
- Re: compact sets, Dave Seaman
  - Re: compact sets, William Elliot
Perpendicular bisector question, newbarker
- Re: Perpendicular bisector question, A N Niel
  - Re: Perpendicular bisector question, newbarker
    - Re: Perpendicular bisector question, Gib Bogle
- Re: Perpendicular bisector question, victor_meldrew_666
Optical Computing: special issue - Natural Computing, Springer, optical supercomputing
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I don't want a tangent, but e^ix, Nimo
- Re: I don't want a tangent, but e^ix, William Elliot
asymptotic expansion, Leslaw Bieniasz
- Re: asymptotic expansion, Alois Steindl
- Re: asymptotic expansion, David C . Ullrich
  - Re: asymptotic expansion, Alois Steindl
    - Re: asymptotic expansion, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: asymptotic expansion, Alois Steindl
    - Re: asymptotic expansion, David C . Ullrich
    - Re: asymptotic expansion, Jack Schmidt
    - Re: asymptotic expansion, David C . Ullrich
- Re: asymptotic expansion, Herman Rubin
A question about polygons on official football, guy1
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    - Re: A question about polygons on official football, A N Niel
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Simple Integral Equn, gudi
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  - Re: Simple Integral Equn, Matt
    - Re: Simple Integral Equn, gudi
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    - Re: Simple Integral Equn, Matt
    - Re: Simple Integral Equn, Matt
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Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Nimo
- Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, galathaea
- Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Robert Israel
  - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Nimo
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Matt
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, mike3
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Matt
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, mike3
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Nimo
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Matt
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Matt
    - Re: Polynomial into e^ix expansion ?, Nimo
About local Lipschitz continuity, Yihong
- Re: About local Lipschitz continuity, David Bernier
- Re: About local Lipschitz continuity, David C . Ullrich
involute/evolute, Tom Impelluso
- Re: involute/evolute, waste of time
- Re: involute/evolute, northerntechie
- Re: involute/evolute, Ken Pledger
Re: number of sets in some standard set structures, Daniel J. Greenhoe
What is this impossible figure?, Jeremy
- Re: What is this impossible figure?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: What is this impossible figure?, Jeremy
circles in the complex plane, Chris12456
- Re: circles in the complex plane, Chris12456
  - Re: circles in the complex plane, W^3
  - Re: circles in the complex plane, David C . Ullrich
- Re: circles in the complex plane, Salmon Egg
Suggest a book on pde, Kaba
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    - Re: Suggest a book on pde, Angus Rodgers
    - Re: Suggest a book on pde, Kaba
- Re: Suggest a book on pde, Frederick Williams
  - Re: Suggest a book on pde, Kaba
Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Nimo
- Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Nimo
- Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, galathaea
  - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Nimo
    - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Matt
    - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Matt
    - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Nimo
    - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Matt
  - Re: Lagrange Polynomial, Taylor's series, e^ix, Matt
probability of random 20-bit string occuring inside random 1-million-bit string, Yaroslav Bulatov
- Re: probability of random 20-bit string occuring inside random 1-million-bit string, David Bernier
ill posed problem: please excuse my previous stupid formulation, mrsmith
tommy algebra, amy666
Total derivative of contour integrals?, Salmon Egg
- Re: Total derivative of contour integrals?, Michael Press
Re: JSH: General distributive property result, helps?, Rick Decker
Find the image of y=2x under e^x, Carl R.
- Re: Find the image of y=2x under e^x, José Carlos Santos
Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, victor_meldrew_666
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David Bernier
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, amy666
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tim BandTech.com
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, amy666
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
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- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Ralf Bader
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, MoeBlee
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, MoeBlee
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Ralf Bader
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, K_h
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Denis Feldmann
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Joshua Cranmer
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, tjensen
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Robert H. Lewis
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, G. Rodrigues
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, G. Rodrigues
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Robert H. Lewis
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, G. Rodrigues
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, FredJeffries
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, FredJeffries
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, FredJeffries
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Michael Press
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, G. Rodrigues
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Michael Press
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, G. Rodrigues
    - Re: categories and recursion, Michael Press
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
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  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Ralf Bader
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, bill
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Ralf Bader
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
  - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Brian Chandler
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Joshua Cranmer
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, lwalke3
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, FredJeffries
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Edward Green
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, amygdala
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Brian Chandler
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Brian Chandler
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, amygdala
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, FredJeffries
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, amygdala
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - The unmathematical maunderings of de Bruijn are indefensible, victor_meldrew_666
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Tonicopm
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Michael Press
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Aatu Koskensilta
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, David R Tribble
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Han de Bruijn
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Jesse F. Hughes
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    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, umumenu
    - Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is indefensible, Virgil
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other sequence (f_n), Justinver
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Re: My speculation., socratus
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finding a function with a DE and a Taylor's polynomial., Nimo
Square root of non-diagonalizable matrix, Rod
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  - Re: Square root of non-diagonalizable matrix, A N Niel
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Fashionable Abercrombie Fitch Mens polos Tshirts, fashiontrade2046
-- sequences of integers, closed under some operations, quasi
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mathematics vs. statistics careers, genericaudioperson
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sequence (f_n), Justinver
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  - Re: sequence (f_n), Justinver
Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, countableinfinity
- Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
- Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, Virgil
    - Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, Arturo Magidin
    - Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, Virgil
- Re: Example of a subspace of vector space R^n ?, cbrown
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Latex Help: Bibliography, craig
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Oh! The people of all over the world!, Save Gaza!
logic question, Mathematisch
- Re: logic question, Dave L. Renfro
- Re: logic question, James Burns
- Re: logic question, José Carlos Santos
  - Re: logic question, bill
  - Re: logic question, bill
    - Re: logic question, Dave Seaman
    - Re: logic question, Joshua Cranmer
- Re: logic question, Joshua Cranmer
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  - Re: logic question, Mathematisch
- Re: logic question, James Burns
- Re: logic question, arfy
  - Re: logic question, Rob Johnson
- Re: logic question, Michael Press
  - Re: logic question, Michael Press
Fractal in 3 dimensions by dynamic automaton?, mike3
- Re: Fractal in 3 dimensions by dynamic automaton?, amy666
- Re: Fractal in 3 dimensions by dynamic automaton?, mike3
  - Re: Fractal in 3 dimensions by dynamic automaton?, amy666
Re: Check for integer solution vector, Rob Pratt
Re: Linear programming problems on the stock market -- any suggestions?, Ray Vickson
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Linear programming problems on the stock market -- any suggestions?, Han de Bruijn
Announcing Version 10.5.4 of the Mathematical Visualization Program, 3D-Xpl, dick
Re: Integral equation help ?, Robert Israel
- Re: Integral equation help ?, Nimo
  - Re: Integral equation help ?, Matt
  - Re: Integral equation help ?, Chip Eastham
    - Re: Integral equation help ?, Nimo
    - Re: Integral equation help ?, Robert Israel
    - Re: Integral equation help ?, Nimo
Re: Musiikin, Asmo Hofmann
Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Dmitry Shintyakov
- Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), G. A. Edgar
  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Dmitry Shintyakov
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Robert Israel
- Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Dmitry Shintyakov
  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
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  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Dmitry Shintyakov
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), David Bernier
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  - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), amy666
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), quasi
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    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Matt
    - Re: Maximum of a sum(sin(2^n*x) / 2^n , n=0..inf), Robert Israel
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What we can say about constraints of the x^20+y^20+z^20=t^4?, alvarez . torres1
Ill posed problem, mrsmith
- I forgot to say, mrsmith
Calculating the powers of a matrix., Zack
- Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., miles
  - Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., Zack
    - Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., Michael Press
- Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., José Carlos Santos
  - Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., Zack
- Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., David C . Ullrich
  - Re: Calculating the powers of a matrix., alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
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algebra: beginners question, popi papi
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    - Re: algebra: beginners question, Chip Eastham
    - Re: algebra: beginners question, popi papi
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Re: Z-transform on sequences f(n), Frederick Williams
Wilxocon tests?, NickPick
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Stochastic Taylor Series, pwolynes
Re: convolutions, jerry31415927
analyzing the path of a projectile, conrad
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A connectedness question, Stephen J. Herschkorn
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Designer True Religion Men's Jean, lj81032
Pappas Math Calendar--Hypercube and Sphere, W. eWatson
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solutions manual (To search click in keyboard Ctrl+F), sendsolutions
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According to "the Hebrew Bible" , my date of birth can be calculated. I will appear in Jerusalem. I am a hero. If you want to know what is "Armageddon" , it is necessary to look at the following. I am Isaac Newton., yxmrrpy09p
Formula for arc length on a unit sphere?, shoosh
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Consisity of non-homogeneous systems of linear equations.., Zack
- Re: Consisity of non-homogeneous systems of linear equations.., Arturo Magidin
  - Re: Consisity of non-homogeneous systems of linear equations.., Zack
    - Re: Consisity of non-homogeneous systems of linear equations.., Arturo Magidin
Diagonalizable Matrices!, Zack
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    - Re: Diagonalizable Matrices!, Timothy Murphy
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  - Re: Diagonalizable Matrices!, Derek Holt
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    - Re: Diagonalizable Matrices!, José Carlos Santos
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Re: the moon is orbiting around earth but in which coordinate system?, NECAT TASDELEN
- Re: the moon is orbiting around earth but in which coordinate system?, spudnik
  - Re: the moon is orbiting around earth but in which coordinate system?, spudnik
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Custom Sphere, Esteban
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Derivatives of a functional, André Ventura Henriques
MPFR web site problems, user923005
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using primes to create an ordering of multisets, thomasharrisonnelson
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CPLEX randomness, Tim Frink
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TMFCS-09 call for papers, john
A QUESTION ABOUT IRREDUCIBLE POLYNOMIALS, wheierman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), lafonque
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- Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), Michael Press
  - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), cbrown
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), Michael Press
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  - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), lafonque
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  - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), quasi
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), Rob Johnson
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), quasi
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), Rob Johnson
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), quasi
    - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
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  - Re: Product of pairwise differences between n different numbers (Pigeonhole Principle?), lafonque
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Exactness and adjointness, tonymeman1
- Re: Exactness and adjointness, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
  - Re: Exactness and adjointness, tonymeman1
  - Re: Exactness and adjointness, tonymeman1
    - Re: Exactness and adjointness, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
Linear operator question., Leonid Lenov
- Re: Linear operator question., lafonque
  - Re: Linear operator question., lafonque
rational to real number, oercim
- Re: rational to real number, Dave Seaman
- Re: rational to real number, Virgil
  - Re: rational to real number, Peter Webb
    - Re: rational to real number, Gc
    - Re: rational to real number, Rob Johnson
    - Re: rational to real number, Gc
    - Re: rational to real number, Virgil
    - Re: rational to real number, Rob Johnson
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    - Re: rational to real number, Virgil
- Re: rational to real number, Denis Feldmann
- Re: rational to real number - Dedekind cut, JEMebius
Oliver Atkin, Pubkeybreaker
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Doubt about Numbers ?, Nimo
- Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Matt
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- Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Frederick Williams
- Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, David R Tribble
  - Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Nimo
    - Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Frederick Williams
- Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
  - Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Nimo
  - Re: Doubt about Numbers ?, Bill Dubuque
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Vector_Polygon_Doubt, Nimo
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more on RAND's million random digits, David Bernier
- Re: more on RAND's million random digits, amzoti
  - Re: more on RAND's million random digits, David Bernier
Tetration proof?, mike3
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  - Re: Tetration proof?, Gottfried Helms
Solving cubic equations, Albert
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  - Re: Solving cubic equations, quasi
  - Re: Solving cubic equations, Albert
area and volume (Synergetics), Clifford Nelson
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a silly idea .... or not ?, amy666
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Find the value, perash
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Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [28], Ken Pledger
Improving math skills, quwieu
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  - Re: Improving math skills, quwieu
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Re: [ OT ] history of science: cases of mainstream in error, Ken Pledger
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Re: quotient map, Ken Pledger
Re: Finding foot of the perpendicular, newbarker
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Integer Factorization, Phil Bewig
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  - Re: Integer Factorization, Tim Smith
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    - Re: Integer Factorization, Gottfried Helms
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meijer G function algorithm, bubu
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  - Re: meijer G function algorithm, Axel Vogt
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Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., amy666
- Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., amy666
  - Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., Denis Feldmann
    - Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., amy666
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  - Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., James Dolan
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  - Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., amy666
    - Re: Complex Analysis ("Inner functions" in annulus)., amy666
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Continuous derivative of given operator, Christopher Kolago
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  - Re: Continuous derivative of given operator, Christopher Kolago
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  - Re: Continuous derivative of given operator, Christopher Kolago
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z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, Nimo
- Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, Anton Deitmar
  - Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, David L. Wilson
    - Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, Anton Deitmar
  - Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, Nimo
    - Re: z = f(x,y) = sin(x) + sin(y), Fourier expansion doubt ?, [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
Re: Elegant 17th-Century Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, Mark Galeck
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Solutions Manuals for Sale, cheapbooks36
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what do you know about inverse gamma ??, amy666
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Re: Epistemology: debunking v. open-mindedness, amy666
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Re: what is it called ?, amy666
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how to integrate 1/x correctly, nukeymusic
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Re: The Monty Hall Problem -- again, riderofgiraffes
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Singular complex/singular cocomplex, sanchopancho80
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Calculus area problem ?, Nimo
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Incomplete homogeneous symmetric functions, buyoninternt
- Re: Incomplete homogeneous symmetric functions, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
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Matrix Problem!, Zack
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Re: 100,000 to take part in protest against the use of English in the teaching of Science and Mathematics (The New Straits Times), Angus Rodgers
the best for download the ebook it's free, Dr ehab
cotton bowl radio broadcast, asuncionusfriedman
brighthouse losing channels, asuncionusfriedman
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Rotation between two coordinate systems, dave . rudolf
- Re: Rotation between two coordinate systems, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
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What IS a differential equation?, Mapsread
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Re: L_3/2, amy666
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cyclic quartics, Kent Holing
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Excel is faulty, NECAT TASDELEN
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Approximation of integral, mczero57
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Laurent polynomials, sanchopancho80
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separable system of differential equations, ALiX
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Re: Is the sky still falling?, Robert H. Lewis
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Nice little symmetric equation involving 2009, googlenews
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General Relativity and the New Age Religion, Shubee
necessary or sufficient properties for 'greater than' ( >), nukeymusic
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a problem on markov process, help!!, njugongzhu@xxxxxxxxx
Few questions on theory of plane curves, brown042
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Matrices query ?, Nimo
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subexponential decay, standshik
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Moncler down jacket, luxuryfashion_org
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Re: kung fu mereotopology, Michael Press
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a collection of sets, conrad
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Re: More tetration, mike3
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Solutions Manuals, All Solutoin
question about Gaussian random variables, Yihong
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Cylinder to plane bending explicit formula, humberto.bortolossi@xxxxxxxxx
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rational transformations of linear functionals, dahuge
Re: many worlds, so many worlds, not enough worlds (of eels and serpentine designs), spudnik
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Re: Reading this newsgroup with Vista's "Windows Mail" client, Alberto Bencivenni
Counterexample diagonalization problem help, Carl R.
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Re: counting ..., fishfry
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Understanding P and NP, countableinfinity
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Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, David Fabian
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Help needed in understanding a definition of vector space, countableinfinity
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Help projection operator problem, Carl R.
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How to find the foci of an ellipse, José Carlos Santos
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Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture, rich burge
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Re: L-3 space anyone, David C . Ullrich
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z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z), Nimo
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Looking for technical term in graph theory, pauldepstein
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Re: Linear Algebra Done Right, hagman
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Re: =Z(G) in G with order p^3?, drhab
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Another year ..., Gib Bogle
Differences and minimum products???, Albert
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  - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Albert
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    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Albert
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Albert
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Ray Vickson
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Albert
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, quasi
    - Re: Differences and minimum products???, Albert
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[order theory] maximized sets, William Elliot
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Re: "Compact" function?, mike3
Re: Vectors Doubt, total 4 questions on the movement of an Ant., Nimo
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Example of this (direct sum), Carl R.
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Re: POLL : e4 or d4, eBayer
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Re: Well ordering of reals, cbrown
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    - Re: Well ordering of reals, Virgil
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    - Re: Well ordering of reals, Dave L. Renfro
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Re: Proof that a Number is a Multiple of 3 If the Sum Of Its Digits in Decimal Notation Is a Multiple Of 3, Bill Dubuque
Re: nothing anyone would want to read (or: crank boxing (or: the death of the dance)), lwalke3
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Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C), Robert Israel
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C), tomtim20
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  - Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C), galathaea
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    - Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C), Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
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    - Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C), quasi
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    - SL(n, C) as the product of two elements of finite order, galathaea
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    - Re: SL(n, C) as the product of two elements of finite order, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: SL(n, C) as the product of two elements of finite order, galathaea
    - Re: SL(n, C) as the product of two elements of finite order, Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
    - Re: SL(n, C) as the product of two elements of finite order, Jack Schmidt
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Re: JSH: Mathematicians cheating is kind of weird, Mensanator
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Re: Algorithms course, MikeP
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