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• Re: JSH: Referral to NY Times "End the University as We Know It"
  • From: Mark Murray
• Closeness of multiples of e to integer + 1/2
  • From: mtffree
• Essentials of Statistics 3rd edition Triola
  • From: veronicadwilson
• Re: Is this a known theorem?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Alien on Youtube?
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• Re: The Mathematics of the Rule of 72
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Point charges inside a sphere
  • From: David W . Cantrell
• Re: Groebner
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Is this a known theorem?
  • From: Ludovicus
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: dan73
• Formula: Influenza death esimtator (sin/cos) ??
  • From: MathTeacher
• Alien on Youtube?
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• Re: Piecewise bounded derivatives => Lipschitz?
  • From: David C. Ullrich
• Re: Is this a known theorem?
  • From: David C. Ullrich
• Re: Proof of property of naturals
  • From: agapito6314
• Brownian Motion - proof of Strong Markov property
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• Re: Integration
  • From: Linear1983
• Is this a known theorem?
  • From: Ludovicus
• Re: Groebner
  • From: KY
• Re: JSH: Referral to NY Times "End the University as We Know It"
  • From: KMF
• Re: Groebner
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Piecewise bounded derivatives => Lipschitz?
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: INVERSE zero versus VOID(NULL)zero
  • From: inverse 19
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Groebner
  • From: KY
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Piecewise bounded derivatives => Lipschitz?
  • From: Richard Hayden
• Piecewise bounded derivatives => Lipschitz?
  • From: Richard Hayden
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: Tim Norfolk
• INVERSE zero versus VOID(NULL)zero
  • From: inverse 19
• Re: Integration
  • From: Torsten Hennig
• Integration
  • From: John
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Point charges inside a sphere
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: umumenu
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Jussi Piitulainen
• Re: Point charges inside a sphere
  • From: se16
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Jussi Piitulainen
• Point charges inside a sphere
  • From: Greg Griffiths
• Re: a question about limit
  • From: jinhyun
• Re: Halving problem
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: a question about limit
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• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Gc
• Re: Compact Sets
  • From: G. A. Edgar
• Re: Compact Sets
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Measure on sphere question
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• Re: Integral
  • From: David C . Ullrich
• Re: Probability and logic
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• Re: Proof of property of naturals
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: Compact Sets
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: JSH: Referral to NY Times "End the University as We Know It"
  • From: James Dolan
• A Systems Theoretical Formal Logic for Category Theory
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• Re: Rolle's Theorem
  • From: Thomas Nordhaus
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Jussi Piitulainen
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: alainverghote@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Rolle's Theorem
  • From: se16
• Re: Rolle's Theorem
  • From: Thomas Nordhaus
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Modular varieties and number theory
  • From: Marko Amnell
• Re: Coin tossing
  • From: Tim Little
• Re: Coin tossing
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• Re: JSH: Referral to NY Times "End the University as We Know It"
  • From: KMF
• Re: Why not also consider n-tori, n-proj planes, n-K bottles etc etc instead of
  • From: W. Dale Hall
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Probability and logic
  • From: Dan
• Re: a question about limit
  • From: Yihong
• Re: a question about limit
  • From: Virgil
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• a question about limit
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• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?:Correction
  • From: dan73
• Re: riccati and wronski did it (generalised trigonometry)
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: dan73
• Re: riccati and wronski did it (generalised trigonometry)
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Coin tossing
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Galois Extension of rings
  • From: leland . mcinnes
• Re: statistics book - advice needed
  • From: Stephen J. Herschkorn
• Re: Halving problem
  • From: jillbones
• Re: statistics book - advice needed
  • From: amzoti
• Re: Compact Sets
  • From: rdecker
• Re: exercise on Mersenne numbers (Crandall & Pomerance)
  • From: Bill Dubuque
• Re: Rolle's Theorem
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Proof of property of naturals
  • From: agapito6314
• Re: Riemann Integral
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Halving problem
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: The Mathematics of the Rule of 72
  • From: David Bernier
• Compact Sets
  • From: John
• Re: Timing of GCD algorithms
  • From: I.N. Galidakis
• Rolle's Theorem
  • From: Linear1983
• Re: sylow group
  • From: Arturo Magidin
• Re: minimal surfaces
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: A Short and Plain Proof of Fermat`s Last Theorem about Pythagorean triples
  • From: Roman B. Binder
• Re: Group module notation question
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: How are projective varieties helpful in studying affine varieties?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• Re: How are projective varieties helpful in studying affine varieties?
  • From: Mariano Suárez-Alvarez
• sylow group
  • From: madhuresh . roy
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Measure on sphere question
  • From: miskimo
• Re: Possibility of sieving a non trivial tree in 3n+1?
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Re: Integral
  • From: Chip Eastham
• Re: Somthing new on 3n+1
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Proof of property of naturals
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: umumenu
• Re: Somthing new on 3n+1
  • From: Chip Eastham
• Engineering and Chemical Thermodynamics by Wyatt Tenhaeff Milo Koretsky
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• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Re: minimal surfaces
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• Re: A function f ( x , m , n ) for which f ' ( x ) = 0 ONLY when gcd( m, n) > 1 for 1 < n < m and m, n odd ?
  • From: Gerry
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: umumenu
• Re: minimal surfaces
  • From: gudi
• Re: f'(x) = g'(x) imples f(x) - g(x) is a constant
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• Re: Integral
  • From: achille
• sylow group
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• Re: Proof of property of naturals
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• sylow group
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• Re: Timing of GCD algorithms
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• Re: Riemann Integral
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• Halving problem
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• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
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• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: Nimo
• Re: lebesgue integration question
  • From: Ray Vickson
• Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, 5th Edition, Munson, Young, Okiishi Solutions Manual
  • From: seuki7
• Electrical Engineering Principles and Applications 4th Edition, Allan R. Hambley Solutions Manual
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• statistics book - advice needed
  • From: alek . thiery
• riccati and wronski did it (generalised trigonometry)
  • From: galathaea
• Re: Coin tossing
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• Re: Coin tossing
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• Re: Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, 5th Edition, Munson, Young, Okiishi Solutions Manual
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• Re: Proof of property of naturals
  • From: MoeBlee
• Re: Proof of property of naturals
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• Re: Trigonometric equation help
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• Re: an inequality
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• an inequality
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• Re: Simple version of Wick's theorem
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• Re: proving that a statement is undecidable
  • From: lwalke3
• Re: Isometry existence question
  • From: Chip Eastham
• Re: 1D Heat conduction equation with everything specified on one end.
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• Re: Isometry existence question
  • From: Carl R.
• Re: A nonselfadjoint problem
  • From: fractal97
• Re: Rude math :-)
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Equating power sum coefficients
  • From: Bill
• Equating power sum coefficients
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• Re: commutator subgroup of Dihedral group on n-polygon
  • From: Gerry Myerson
• Re: Rude math :-)
  • From: I.N. Galidakis
• Re: Probability question
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• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: Rude math :-)
  • From: William Elliot
• Re: what is the importance of Matrix of [(cos x, sin x), (-sin x, cos x)].
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• Re: Rude math :-)
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: Isometry existence question
  • From: jinhyun
• Re: Tetrahedron
  • From: AI
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• Simple version of Wick's theorem
  • From: pauldepstein
• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: what is the importance of Matrix of [(cos x, sin x), (-sin x, cos x)].
  • From: Chip Eastham
• what is the importance of Matrix of [(cos x, sin x), (-sin x, cos x)].
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• Re: Tetrahedron
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• Isometry existence question
  • From: Carl R.
• Re: Rude math :-)
  • From: Mensanator
• Re: finite group
  • From: Steve Dalton
• Re: Why are nilpotent elements bad?
  • From: James Dolan
• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Trigonometric equation help
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• Re: N Balls in M Buckets: Distribution?
  • From: Robert Israel
• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: Rude math :-)
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• N Balls in M Buckets: Distribution?
  • From: Andrew Tomazos
• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
  • From: Tim Norfolk
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• Re: A nonselfadjoint problem
  • From: [Mr.] Lynn Kurtz
• Re: Trigonometric equation help
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• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: Probability question
  • From: BobbyG
• Re: generating a sparse matrix with a specific singular value distribution
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• Re: 0=1 ?
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• Re: 0=1 ?
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• Re: Tetrahedron
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• Re: Renewal process
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• Re: 0=1 ?
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• Re: Why are nilpotent elements bad?
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• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: Trigonometric equation help
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• Re: Rude math :-)
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• Re: CMS: where are the zeroes ?
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