sci.math
- Francois Viète and the origin of algebra,
Marko Amnell
- From two to one variables,
tohyob
- relation involving primes,
danielwilliams1066
- about unimodal functions...,
beet
- Finite groups isomorphic to finite direct products of subgroups,
qsymmetry
- product of complex measures,
yotam
- Are these results already known? If not, how to publish?,
Venkat Reddy
- Re: i am a doctor,
LudovicoVan
- call for help:what is the definition of n^z,where n,z are complex numbers?,
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- What genius came up with Pi?,
jay1bala@xxxxxxx
- ln(pi)?,
jay1bala@xxxxxxx
- How to get the close-form of A^k where A is a unimodular matrix,
Sean
- Proof of Steinitz' theorem,
Steve Dalton
- ? understanding the world by math,
Cheng Cosine
- a power sum,
Heath
- Probability distribution help needed,
agapito6314
- Finite simple groups with same cardinality isomorphic?,
drhab
- 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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- time function,
Chunekit Pong
- just curious,
curious george
- big O notation,
Chunekit Pong
- tree,
Carl Forsman
- Re: JSH: Why many of you hate simple,
T.H. Ray
- Tough Lebesgue problem I can't even start,
G Patel
- Calculating the nth digit of pi in base 10,
Henrik
- 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
- The modern e-mail concept of stupidity is unavoidable.,
Ludovicus
- 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),
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),
gudi
- Re: 2 * f(a) f(b) f(ab) = f(a+b) + f(a-b),
hagman
- homomorphisms on Z^m,
John R. Martin
- eliminate t,s,
KY
- Galois Group of x^8-2,
icomeinthewest
- How do I obtain Tek and learn to use it?,
Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
- innter measure help,
lite . on . beta
- 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
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
- Re: solving the equation,
Nimo
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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,
rancid moth
- Re: solving the equation,
Nimo
- Re: solving the equation [ spline way ],
Greg Neill
- Re: solving the equation [ spline way ],
Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Matt
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
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Nimo
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Greg Neill
- Re: solving the equation [ spline way ],
Greg Neill
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Nimo
- Re: solving the equation [ spline way ],
Greg Neill
- Re: solving the equation,
Nimo
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Nimo
Another Mistake in a geometry textbook?,
michalchik@xxxxxxx
How to evaluate Int[(w*sin(w))/(a-cos(w)),0,pi],
Maria
More trigonometric equations!!!,
Albert
A Determinant that Arises in Signal Processing,
Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
meaning or definition for *representative* (context: Algebra),
Piet Vanraad
Voronoi on sphere,
sv07171024
Re: Pell's Equation and the factoring problem,
Jesse F. Hughes
Solutions manual for YOU,
cartermath2
union of 3 subspace,
Justinver
Kleen Brouwer ordering - Descriptive set theory,
persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Re: JSH: Real world is complicated,
elhombre
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Piet Vanraad
Math (Equation),
choo
envelope surface,
KY
sci.math readers: more elementary proof FLT here:,
Roman B. Binder
Definition of nonzero divisors,
qsymmetry
Re: JSH: Probably right, but kind of depressing, you know?,
KMF
Free modules over rings without unity ?,
qsymmetry
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medozero73@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Naive set theory question,
mathphybeginner
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
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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
Wreath products,
qsymmetry
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?,
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
Fibonacci Groups - current status,
secondmouse
Sylow subgroups of Alt(4),
qsymmetry
Proof of Lesser/Fortunate Conjecture (c) JGW 2009,
bearnol
The modern mathematical concept of IF WE ASSUME,
amy666
utility function for portfolio management,
elodie
brute force tetration / greedy tetration,
amy666
why?,
kupier
- <Possible follow-ups>
- why?,
kupier
Finding the function f(x) ?,
Nimo
Projective spaces,
Kaba
Iteration of h(x)=(ax+b)/(cx+d),
alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
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valmont
Re: x^2-py^2 = q, x^2-qy^2 = p,
kwang
Open sets and proper mapping,
jane
Set maps and double negation,
William Elliot
Spaces And Basis in linear Algebra,
miki
ED hardy Jeans .,
wenluu09
Numerical integration of K_0(x),
Peter
Solving Integral equation for f(x) ?,
Nimo
Involutions in a group,
qsymmetry
Trigonometric identities with a twist,
Memtonen
line-line distance,
keith
- Re: line-line distance,
user923005
- Re: line-line distance,
keith
- Re: line-line distance,
se16
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se16
- Re: line-line distance,
[Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
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keith
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Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
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Virgil
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Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
- 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
Proof of the abc conjecture on the arXiv,
Jim Ferry
Re: Mathematics books that are visually rich,
Jonathan Groves
varieties and equality of polynomials,
sanchopancho80
Questions about the Pareto Entropy formula in wikipedia,
Johan van der Galien
Primality test for mersenne prime,
Infinity
Solve simultaneous difference eqs,
Phil Freedenberg
Algorithm,
prasun . mathur
Re: Polysigned A^A,
Tim BandTech.com
Well ordering,
persres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
grading of hom sets,
sanchopancho80
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Derangement proof,
Infinity
Laplacian of Schwartz distribution, fundamental solution,
David Bernier
? solving spherical equations,
Cheng Cosine
Set theory map problem.,
William Elliot
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Kouznetsov-like "limit" tetration formula for _different bases_.,
mike3
Need to learn some Statistical Inference super quick,
wooks
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
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seuki7
Sum of the terms ?,
Nimo
Triangle Incenter Question,
Brian S
question measure theory,
Carl R.
functional translations and coefficient extraction (exponential sum decompositions),
galathaea
Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. [29],
Ken Pledger
Patterns in pi, copyright law, and philosophy,
shepherdmoon
Unique approach at certain polynomials of n degree,
Roman B. Binder
Using the nth root of n to approximate Pi(n),
cino hilliard
order isomorphism from R to R is continuous,
tomtim20
on p implies q,
conrad
Burnside's proof there are no simple groups of order 720,
Steve Dalton
---- ---- --- 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
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A N Niel
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pnachtwey
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Tim Smith
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albertom63
Question on old proof from Derek Holt,
StevieD83
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kleptomaniac666_
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Dave
Help with inquality in 3 variables,
Chris12456
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
Group action and existence of fixed point,
qsymmetry
a List of the irreducible polynomials over F_2?,
combariza
Subgroups of index 3 are normal,
qsymmetry
GCSE Fakes,
fakedocuments
Re: Iinteresting book..,
Jonathan Groves
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quasi
Re: eigenvalues of matrix product?,
Tom Krajnik
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Lin Yih Chen
Bangalore Math Meetup,
bangaloremath
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amy666
Other limit,
RSimmons
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 ?,
lundslaktare
- Message not available
- 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
- Message not available
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albertom63
Re: FUCK NEWTON 3! (длабоко у грло),
amy666
approximations of nested radicals,
Denis Feldmann
Problem with singular integral,
terezuw
exercise without using quotient group,
thirdmojo
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Re: JSH: Factoring with Pell's Equation,
elhombre
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What is Pi ?,
NECAT TASDELEN
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tomtim20
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get . sm . tb
Re: Outrageous claims, impossible to invalidate.,
Michael Stemper
Is separable Banach space a subspace of l^infinity?,
TCL
Isomorphism of semi-direct products,
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Mistress Helios
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spudnik
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Mistress Helios
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amy666
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Mistress Helios
- Re: Most radical and stupid thing I ever said. Also the most correct.,
spudnik
- Re: Most radical and stupid thing I ever said. Also the most correct.,
amy666
how to integrate 1/x correctly,
nukeymusic
Re: The Monty Hall Problem -- again,
riderofgiraffes
Singular complex/singular cocomplex,
sanchopancho80
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Calculus area problem ?,
Nimo
Incomplete homogeneous symmetric functions,
buyoninternt
Matrix Problem!,
Zack
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
kathy griffin new years eve,
asuncionusfriedman
Rotation between two coordinate systems,
dave . rudolf
What IS a differential equation?,
Mapsread
Re: L_3/2,
amy666
cyclic quartics,
Kent Holing
Excel is faulty,
NECAT TASDELEN
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mapsread
- Re: Excel is faulty,
user923005
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mensanator
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Ronald Bruck
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Axel Vogt
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Ronald Bruck
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mensanator
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Frederick Williams
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Dave Seaman
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Ronald Bruck
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Phil Carmody
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mensanator
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mensanator
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Mensanator
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Phil Carmody
- Re: Excel is faulty,
David C . Ullrich
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Dirk Van de moortel
- Re: Excel is faulty,
Axel Vogt
- Re: Excel is faulty,
NECAT TASDELEN
Approximation of integral,
mczero57
Laurent polynomials,
sanchopancho80
separable system of differential equations,
ALiX
Re: Is the sky still falling?,
Robert H. Lewis
Nice little symmetric equation involving 2009,
googlenews
General Relativity and the New Age Religion,
Shubee
necessary or sufficient properties for 'greater than' ( >),
nukeymusic
a problem on markov process, help!!,
njugongzhu@xxxxxxxxx
Few questions on theory of plane curves,
brown042
Matrices query ?,
Nimo
subexponential decay,
standshik
Moncler down jacket,
luxuryfashion_org
Re: kung fu mereotopology,
Michael Press
a collection of sets,
conrad
Re: More tetration,
mike3
Solutions Manuals,
All Solutoin
question about Gaussian random variables,
Yihong
Re: question about Gaussian random variables,
Robert Israel
Re: question about Gaussian random variables,
Herman Rubin
Cylinder to plane bending explicit formula,
humberto.bortolossi@xxxxxxxxx
rational transformations of linear functionals,
dahuge
Re: many worlds, so many worlds, not enough worlds (of eels and serpentine designs),
spudnik
Re: Reading this newsgroup with Vista's "Windows Mail" client,
Alberto Bencivenni
Counterexample diagonalization problem help,
Carl R.
Re: counting ...,
fishfry
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galathaea
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cbrown
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galathaea
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cbrown
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galathaea
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cbrown
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galathaea
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lbrtchx
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cbrown
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David R Tribble
- Re: counting ...,
galathaea
- Re: counting ...,
cbrown
- Re: counting ...,
lbrtchx
Understanding P and NP,
countableinfinity
Re: Euclidean Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem,
David Fabian
Help needed in understanding a definition of vector space,
countableinfinity
Help projection operator problem,
Carl R.
How to find the foci of an ellipse,
José Carlos Santos
Re: Three consecutive primes conjecture,
rich burge
Re: L-3 space anyone,
David C . Ullrich
z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Nimo
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
HallsofIvy
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
David C . Ullrich
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Nimo
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Ray Vickson
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Nimo
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Robert Israel
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Nimo
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
David C . Ullrich
- Re: z = f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doubt ? ( give me a hint about z),
Nimo
Looking for technical term in graph theory,
pauldepstein
Re: Linear Algebra Done Right,
hagman
Re: =Z(G) in G with order p^3?,
drhab
Another year ...,
Gib Bogle
Differences and minimum products???,
Albert
[order theory] maximized sets,
William Elliot
Re: "Compact" function?,
mike3
Re: Vectors Doubt, total 4 questions on the movement of an Ant.,
Nimo
Example of this (direct sum),
Carl R.
Re: POLL : e4 or d4,
eBayer
Re: Well ordering of reals,
cbrown
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
David R Tribble
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
David R Tribble
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
David R Tribble
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Virgil
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Denis Feldmann
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Aatu Koskensilta
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Dik T. Winter
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Aatu Koskensilta
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
cbrown
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
cbrown
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
Arturo Magidin
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
cbrown
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cbrown
- Re: Well ordering of reals,
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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
Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
Robert Israel
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
tomtim20
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
Robert Israel
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
galathaea
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
quasi
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
Grothendieck-Hirzebruch
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
galathaea
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
quasi
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
Robert Israel
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
quasi
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
quasi
- Re: matrices of infinite order n GL_n(C),
quasi
- 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,
quasi
- 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,
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
- <Possible follow-ups>
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Timothy Murphy
Re: JSH: Mathematicians cheating is kind of weird,
Mensanator
Re: Algorithms course,
MikeP
