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polynomial and linear time by
emath
Hello,
Could someone point me to a paper having the difference of solvable
word problem in polynomial time and linear time?
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integral of almost periodic functions by
rge11x
Hello
assume that x(t) and y(t) are doubly periodic functions with
incommensurable frequencies u and v, (u/v is irrational) i.e.
x(t) = sum_n,m{...
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Uniform boundedness of the functional calculus by
kevinm@uwm.edu
In deriving the functional calculus for a (possibly unbounded) self-
adjoint operator A on a Hilbert space, one typically proceeds by
defining f(A) for a nice algebra of...
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Differentiation under the integral sign by
tchow@lsa.umich.edu
In "Surely You're Joking," Feynman claims that he was able to evaluate
several tough integrals by "differentiating under the integral sign"
(a.k.a. using the Leibinz integral...
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Position in Pure Mathematics at UEA by
Thomas Ward
Dear colleagues -
The University of East Anglia invites applications for an indefinite
lectureship in Pure Mathematics from candidates who are engaged in
internationally...
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Combing braids by
tri7
Hello
When considering the subgroup of pure braids, it is possible to write
each pure braid as a unique product of so called "combed braids" i.e
pure braids such that all...
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Difference Equations by
Steven[_2_]
Is it possible to come up with a general solution for a first
order, non-homogenous, linear difference equation with varying
coefficients? In other words, does the following...
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Curvature and the Lie bracket by
Kent Morrison
I am trying to find any reference to the following: Let G be a Lie
group with Lie algebra g. On the trivial principal G-bundle over g
there is a natural connection whose...
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combinatorial matrix; covering design problem by
sflts1@netti.fi
Problem:
Let n and k be fixed natural numbers such that n k. Let set N
contain
the natural numbers from 1 to n, N = {1,2, ... n}. Let S(k) be the
set of all
subsets of N...
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ANN : vfplot by
J.J.Green
Hi all
Announcing the release 1.0 of vfplot, a program for plotting
two dimensional vector fields
http://sview01.wiredworkplace.net/pub/vfplot/
features:
- curved arrows
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Concerning the isomorphism of complex varieties. by
markzorromz@yahoo.com
Question: Let V and V' be two complex varieties in C^n for some fixed
n. Is it decidable whether V and V' are isomorphic as algebraic
varieties? If this is not so, what is...
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++- conjecture by
tchow@lsa.umich.edu
Someone once told me about a conjecture that I think was called the "++-
conjecture" (due to Borwein perhaps?) that had something to do with the
coefficients of a power...
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definition of homotopy group by
charles.cadogan@mailinator.com
Take the following definition for the k-th homotopy group \pi_k(X,q)
of a space X at q \in X:
fix p \in S^k and call I the closed unit interval; then \pi_k(X,q)
is the set of...
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