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Linear transformation residue system? by
Drew
For example, we have a double sum with $n$ and $m$ as variables, then
we set $n+m=l$,
then we can consider the residue system of l mod k and write the
double sum as the sum...
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by Drew
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March 14th 08
by Neal
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Epxonential Integration by
ilario.mazzei@gmail.com
Hallo,
i published results of my analysis research at page
http://ilario.mazzei.googlepages.com/home.
comments and suggestions are appreciated
Ilario Mazzei
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Dedekind cuts by
Paul Taylor
David Cantrell queried the definition of the reciprocal of an interval
that I gave in my posting. I have replied to this under a new heading,
RECIPROCALS OF INTERVALS, ...
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Divulgaciones Matematicas - new web site by
jhnieto@gmail.com
The mathematical journal "Divulgaciones Matematicas"
is proud to announce its new web site with full text
downloadable papers in Spanish and...
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Reciprocals of intervals by
Paul Taylor
In my posting on Dedekind cuts, I said that
Ramon Moore defined the arithmetic operations on intervals as
follows:
^-1 = if 0 notin , ie 0 in D or 0 in...
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repartitions by
Allan Adler
I've always understood repartitions or adeles of a curve to refer to a
certain restricted product of completions of the function field of the
curve. In Serre's book,...
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Green's function on rectangle by
kromer
How to find the Green function for the problem u - \Delta u = f with
the Neumann boundary conditions equal 0? Can I use the method of
images for that? How?
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A concrete Elliptic Curve by
mynameisrabbit@hotmail.com
Hi!
why are (1,1) and (24,70) the only integer points (x,y), x0 and y0
which are on the elliptic curve
1/6 *x*(1+x)*(1+2x)-y^2=0 ?
Yours
Alex
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Homomorphisms of C*-algebras by
Jamie
I was surprised to notice that, at least between finite-dimensional
commutative C*-algebras, every homomorphism is a *-homomorphism. I can
only prove this by using the...
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Physics from Logic? Check the math please by
Mike
It now seems possible to derive physics from nothing more than logic. See
the website at:
http://hook.sirus.com/users/mjake/QMfromlogic.htm
I posted this on...
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March 8th 08
by Mike
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Inverse Limit by
Siamak[_2_]
I'm kind of confused with the meaning of inverse limits for groups.
Could someone help me understand?
Let X={a_1, a_2, a_3, ...} be a countably infinite set.
For every...
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sci.math.research by
docendi@gmail.com
New web access to newsgroup sci.math.research : http://www.docendi.org/newsgroup-f37.html
by http://www.docendi.org
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Trojan Squares! by
Old Maven
Semi-Latin Squares could be found from :http://www.maths.qmw.ac.uk/
~rab/slsopt.html
I am searching for Optimal Semi Latin Squares , and apparently Trojan
Squares were known...
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multiset question by
Gavin Wraith
Can anybody give me an example of two finite sets A,B
of different cardinality, with positive integer valued
functions f:A-N, g:B-N such that
\sum_a{f(a)} = \sum_b{f(b)}...
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Dedekind cuts by
pt08@paultaylor.eu
Many of the accounts of Dedekind cuts that I have seen, including the
original one, wave their hands in the most blatant way, especially
with regard to multiplication....
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