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Converging sum of reciprocals by joeshipman@aol.com
Let X_3 be the set of positive integers constructed by sieving out all integers that are the sum of two earlier ones in the...
May 2nd 08
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two questions about vector fields by Phil[_3_]
1. Consider two complete vector fields on R^n. Is it known if their Lie bracket is complete? 2. On a (finite-dimensional) connected manifold, is it known when the...
May 1st 08
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Publication of the Zieschang Gedenkschrift by Geometry and Topology
Geometry & Topology Publications is delighted to announce the publication of: The Zieschang Gedenkschrift ...
April 30th 08
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Uniqueness of Solutions to the Relative Lifting Problem by Jeffrey Rolland
Hello, all! I am stuck trying to do a relative lifting problem. The basic premise is, I have two 8-dimensional (well, the domain is 8-dim'l and the range is infinite...
April 29th 08
by Zbigniew Karno Go to last post
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simple measure theory question by Michael J Hardy
Let (Omega, F, n) be a measure space and suppose n(Omega) is finite. Let X:Omega --- (0,infinity) be a measurable function. For A in F let m(A) = integral over A of X dn. ...
April 29th 08
by Michael J Hardy Go to last post
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Reciprocal of a normal random variable by magnetite
Assume X is a positive (since being negative can make things really nasty) r.v. and approximately follows a normal distribution, and Y = 1 / X. Is Y called a inverse normal...
April 28th 08
by Ian Parker Go to last post
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Things get nicer at some huge number? by wellsoberlin
This message is also posted with links for more information on my blog at http://www.gyregimble.blogspot.com/ Mathematicians have long noticed that in many fields, theorems...
April 28th 08
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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON OPTICAL SUPERCOMPUTING (OSC'08): Deadlineextension by optical supercomputing
--- CALL FOR PAPERS --- --------------------------------------------------------- INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON OPTICAL SUPERCOMPUTING (OSC'08):...
April 28th 08
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Bringing out-of-print math books into print by Timothy Y. Chow
In article , irvanellis wrote: An alternative, or perhaps supplementary, route to creation of a "want" list...
April 26th 08
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April 21st 08
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modeling Zermelo set theory at a countable stage of the constructible universe by David Madore
In what follows, I will attempt to prove the following fact in ZFC, where P is an arbitrary statement (in the language of set theory): If P holds in L (the constructible...
April 20th 08
by David Madore Go to last post
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Dual norms by Harald Helfgott
(In the following, we may work on R^n, though the same questions arise in other spaces.) Consider two norms | |_a and | |_b. Then phi:v - (|v|_a^p + |v|_b^p)^{1/p} is...
April 17th 08
by Ross Go to last post
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a property between collectionwise normality and hereditary collectionwise normality by David Madore
Consider the following property (*) of a (T1) topological space X (which I came across as an incorrect definition of collectionwise normality): (*) If (F_i) is a collection...
April 17th 08
by David Madore Go to last post
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Dual non-isomorphic definitions for Octonion Algebra by Rick[_3_]
Once you have a multiplication table for octonions, the algebra formed by the transpose of this table meets all requirements expected of octonions, yet is not isomorphic to...
April 14th 08
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More on e^(pi*sqrt(163)) by tpiezas@gmail.com
Hello all, It is quite well-known that: e^(pi*sqrt(19)) ~ 96^3 + 744 e^(pi*sqrt(43)) ~ 960^3 + 744 e^(pi*sqrt(67)) ~ 5280^3 + 744 e^(pi*sqrt(163)) ~ 640320^3 + 744 using...
April 13th 08
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bounding cohomology of tensor products by Fabrice Rosay
Hello, I would like to know if it's possible to bound the dimension of the cohomology vector spaces of a tensor product of two locally free sheaves (on an algebraic variety)...
April 12th 08
by Jannick Asmus Go to last post
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A question about ideal theory by PLClark@gmail.com
Suppose R is a (commutative!) integral domain in which each finitely generated prime ideal is principal. Must then every finitely generated ideal be principal? I remark...
April 11th 08
by Jannick Asmus Go to last post
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Matrix equation XA+AX=B by sanyi
In fact I have the equation XA+AX=ATA. What I need is some necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the existence, uniqueness of the solution X. Many thanks for help, ...
April 11th 08
by Peter Spellucci Go to last post
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Non-wandering and recurrent points in a dynamical system by Jan de Vries
The following result is well-known: if X is a complete metric space or a locally compact space and f: X - X is a continuous mapping such that all points of X are...
April 11th 08
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Sample Issue by badih@future-in-tech.net
A Sample Issue of the Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science (http://ijmcs.future-in-tech.net) can be viewed via http://ijmcs.future-in-tech.net/SampleIssue.htm
April 11th 08
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