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• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: David L. Wilson
• Re: JSH: Mystery increases
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Historyu of the integral of secant
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: JSH: Mystery increases
  • From: Tim Peters
• Extraction of a subsequence of functions
  • From: Jean Pierre MERX
• JSH: Mystery increases
  • From: JSH
• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: rossum
• Re: I've found something new.
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Prove normed vector space L1 is complete using theorem if every absolutely summable sequence...
  • From: Archie
• Re: space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: Ben Standeven
• Re: Does one need BIJECTION to define CARDINALITY?, Was Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: Ronald Bruck
• Re: How do we arrive at this no. of possible permutes
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: History of the integral of secant
  • From: Stephen J. Herschkorn
• Re: SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: Ben Standeven
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: Rainer Rosenthal
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Ben Standeven
• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: Bart Goddard
• I've found something new.
  • From: lolomax
• Re: Does one need BIJECTION to define CARDINALITY?, Was Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: Virgil
• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• elliptic movement?
  • From: mlt
• Re: A gcd proposition
  • From: jillbones
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: LudovicoVan
• Re: How do we arrive at this no. of possible permutes
  • From: jillbones
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: Axel Vogt
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Puzzling Question on Job Application
  • From: Jonathan Groves
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: berry
• Re: JSH: Step by step through the factoring algorithm
  • From: JSH
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Symmetrized complex space
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: LudovicoVan
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Symmetrized complex space
  • From: Graven Water
• Re: Historyu of the integral of secant
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: -- Packing unit circles in squares: new results
  • From: achille
• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
  • From: berry
• Re: minimum value f(a,b)
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
• Re: A gcd proposition
  • From: Ilmari Karonen
• Re: -- Packing unit circles in squares: new results
  • From: achille
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• A* / what does this represents?
  • From: Nimo
• Re: minimum value f(a,b)
  • From: achille
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: David Bernier
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Linearly independent vectors/mystery behind it
  • From: Nimo
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• minimum value f(a,b)
  • From: KY
• Re: Linearly independent vectors/mystery behind it
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: second order nonlinear differential equation
  • From: achille
• Re: space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Does one need BIJECTION to define CARDINALITY?, Was Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Christian Audigier Women's T-Shirts
  • From: zhanglin099
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: umumenu
• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
  • From: umumenu
• Re: A gcd proposition
  • From: Lax
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Arnold
• Re: web function
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: countable collection of dense open subsets of reals with intersection having 0 measure
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: A gcd proposition
  • From: Dacong Yan
• Re: -- Packing unit circles in squares: new results
  • From: David W . Cantrell
• Re: A gcd proposition
  • From: LudovicoVan
• A gcd proposition
  • From: Dacong Yan
• [newbie] A gcd proposition
  • From: Dacong Yan
• Sum of emisimple matrices
  • From: Timothy Murphy
• Re: minimum value
  • From: achille
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: Gc
• Re: The modern mathematical concept of infinity is ...
  • From: Don Stockbauer
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Tonicopm
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: minimum value
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
• Re: Linearly independent vectors/mystery behind it
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: f(2*x) = f(x) + 3, x>0 ; a causal model
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: Michael Press
• -- Packing unit circles in squares: new results
  • From: David W . Cantrell
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Ken
• Re: Normal subgroups and quotient groups
  • From: Ted Hwa
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Linearly independent vectors/mystery behind it
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: Michael Press
• Linearly independent vectors/mystery behind it
  • From: Nimo
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• Re: Normal subgroups and quotient groups
  • From: victor_meldrew_666@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Jonathan Groves
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: LudovicoVan
• Re: Historyu of the integral of secant
  • From: user923005
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: LudovicoVan
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: Virgil
• Re: OT: Ping Gottfried Helms
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• How do we arrive at this no. of possible permutes
  • From: Ravi
• Re: an axiom is...?
  • From: dan . ms . chaos
• Re: bicomp, a bidirectional computer, released.
  • From: fishfry
• Re: countable collection of dense open subsets of reals with intersection having 0 measure
  • From: W^3
• Re: space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: W^3
• Re: Change of variable in integration
  • From: W^3
• Re: JSH: Step by step through the factoring algorithm
  • From: MichaelW
• an axiom is...?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: Virgil
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Mensanator
• Historyu of the integral of secant
  • From: Stephen J. Herschkorn
• Re: OT: Ping Gottfried Helms
  • From: Mensanator
• Change of variable in integration
  • From: Stephen J. Herschkorn
• Re: web function
  • From: LudovicoVan
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Matt
• Re: JSH: Let's play a game
  • From: JSH
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Cary
• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: David Libert
• Re: space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: Lax
• OT: Ping Gottfried Helms
  • From: Ioannis
• minimum value
  • From: KY
• big mouth and a bouquet in style (!)
  • From: Gaspar
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: W^3
• Re: space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: W^3
• space of continuous functions with limits 0 at infinities DENSE in space of continuous functions with compact support?
  • From: Lax
• Re: JSH: Let's play a game
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Tim Smith
• Re: Question on sums of roots of integers-
  • From: JEMebius
• Re: Symmetrized complex space
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Normal subgroups and quotient groups
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Normal subgroups and quotient groups
  • From: goodchild . trevor
• Question on sums of roots of integers
  • From: Gauss Euler
• Re: New research paper management tool: Mendeley
  • From: jan.reichelt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: John Stockwell
• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Jonathan Groves
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: Tim Little
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Jonathan Groves
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: Tim Little
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: W^3
• Re: Term for a set with no limit points?
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Junoexpress
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Steve Dalton
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Beginner questions on distributions
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: Symmetrized complex space
  • From: Axel Vogt
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: mike3
• Re: SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: JSH! JSH! We are your all JSH newsgroup!!
  • From: The Sortov Institute
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: umumenu
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: umumenu
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Tonicopm
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: Productive Sets and Real Numbers
  • From: Michael Press
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Is FinallyFast.com Any Good?
  • From: Jonathan Groves
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: second order nonlinear differential equation
  • From: simundza
• Re: f(2*x) = f(x) + 3, x>0 ; a causal model
  • From: Dave
• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: Gib Bogle
• second order nonlinear differential equation
  • From: simundza
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: W^3
• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: JSH! JSH! We are your all JSH newsgroup!!
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: JSH! JSH! We are your all JSH newsgroup!!
  • From: KMF
• Re: JSH! JSH! We are your all JSH newsgroup!!
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Question about Cn functions
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: JSH! JSH! We are your all JSH newsgroup!!
  • From: KMF
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: juandiego
• Question about Cn functions
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Re: Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: Ronald Bruck
• Symmetrized complex space
  • From: Graven Water
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• f(2*x) = f(x) + 3, x>0 ; a causal model
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Wilf.Rosenbaum@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Special Functions
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Special Functions
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Frederick Williams
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• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Steve Dalton
• Re: New research paper management tool: Mendeley
  • From: Victor Porton
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: Frederick Williams
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: Complex Heuristics
  • From: umumenu
• Complex Heuristics
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Generators in finite groups
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: OwlHoot
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• Re: unitary matrices-
  • From: JEMebius
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: Godel Incompleteness Theorem
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Tonicopm
• Re: Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: William Elliot
• New research paper management tool: Mendeley
  • From: jan.reichelt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: juandiego
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• SUBTHREAD : fixed point
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: web function
  • From: amy666
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Godel Incompleteness Theorem
  • From: James R Meyer
• Invariant curves of a nonlinear map
  • From: LordBeotian
• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: web function
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Wanted - Standard term for "periodic" function with increasing wavelength
  • From: OwlHoot
• Re: nxn matrices of rank k (k<n) ,etc. New Question.
  • From: José Carlos Santos
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Re: alternative solution to a 4 variable system
  • From: Ignacio Larrosa Caņestro
• Self-study Linear Algebra book
  • From: Rob
• Re: I just thought this was cool
  • From: Rob Johnson
• Re: Ordered Fields
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Are There Free Computer Algebra Systems?
  • From: Jonathan Groves
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• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: measure/analysis book
  • From: KMF
• Re: measure/analysis book
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• Re: measure/analysis book
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• Re: I just thought this was cool
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: measure/analysis book
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• Re: Generators in finite groups
  • From: quasi
• Re: Generators in finite groups
  • From: Jack Schmidt
• Re: JSH: When I say proof
  • From: marcus_bruckner
• Re: JSH: Step by step through the factoring algorithm
  • From: JSH
• Re: sum of fibonaccis: = -1 ?
  • From: Achava Nakhash, the Loving Snake
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Re: unitary matrices
  • From: dahra . lad
• Re: Generators in finite groups
  • From: quasi
• Re: Newton's Method: Cute trick.
  • From: Tim Little
• Re: unitary matrices
  • From: José Carlos Santos
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
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• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: mike3
• Re: JSH: When I say proof
  • From: Joshua Cranmer
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: A really pretty rose grows in the fertilizer of JSH
  • From: amy666
• Re: definition of Carath?odory in measure theory
  • From: rabbits77
• Re: Suggesting a Poll
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• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: web function
  • From: amy666
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: amy666
• Re: I just thought this was cool
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: goodchild . trevor
• Re: countable collection of dense open subsets of reals with intersection having 0 measure
  • From: Dave L. Renfro
• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: JSH: When I say proof
  • From: marcus_bruckner
• Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: Dave Seaman
• Re: JSH: When I say proof
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Definition of a bijection
  • From: goodchild . trevor
• Definition of a bijection
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• Re: The scientist as idiot
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: amy666
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Ioannis
• Re: web function
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• Re: The scientist as idiot
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• Re: The scientist as idiot
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• Re: The scientist as idiot
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• Re: The scientist as idiot
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• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
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• Re: countable collection of dense open subsets of reals with intersection having 0 measure
  • From: David Belanger
• Re: Alain's "T-approximation" does not work (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: Denis Feldmann
• Re: Generators in finite groups
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: fixed point set theory
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• Re: fixed point set theory
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• Re: compact set's definition
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• Re: Generators in finite groups
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• Re: web function
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• Re: Generators in finite groups
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• Re: Generators in finite groups
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: alternative solution to a 4 variable system
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• Re: How to prove an infinite symmetric group on positive integer is isomorphic to real number
  • From: Angus Rodgers
• Re: alternative solution to a 4 variable system
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• How to prove an infinite symmetric group on positive integer is isomorphic to real number
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• Re: Integers n such that every group of order n is...
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• Re: : function is equal almost everywhere to another function = same Lebesgue integral
  • From: José Carlos Santos
• Re: web function
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• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: David R Tribble
• Re: : function is equal almost everywhere to another function = same Lebesgue integral
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• Re: alternative solution to a 4 variable system
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• Re: Term for a set with no limit points?
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• Re: Integers n such that every group of order n is...
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• Integers n such that every group of order n is...
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• Re: : function is equal almost everywhere to another function = same Lebesgue integral
  • From: A N Niel
• Re: Superfunction provides iteration (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• alternative solution to a 4 variable system
  • From: Paul Irofti
• : function is equal almost everywhere to another function = same Lebesgue integral
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• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
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• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: Jon Slaughter
• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: Rotwang
• Re: web function
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: definition of Carath?odory in measure theory
  • From: Dave Seaman
• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: fixed point set theory
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
  • From: Jesse F. Hughes
• web function
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: fixed point set theory
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• Re: fixed point set theory
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• Re: fixed point set theory
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• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
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• Re: Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Newton's Method: Cute trick.
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• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Inconsistency of the usual axioms of set theory
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Alain's "T-approximation" does not work (was Re: Continuous iteration of another quadratic map)
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• Re: sum of fibonaccis: = -1 ?
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: sum of fibonaccis: = -1 ?
  • From: Gottfried Helms
• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
  • From: Han de Bruijn
• Re: Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: imaginary exponents -- I *want* to believe...
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• Question on "Complex Made Simple"
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• Re: definition of Carathéodory in measure theory
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