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generally, scheme theory, because they're topics in commutative algebra. Ditto to things like
Nakayama's Lemma and Hilbert XXX theorems. (Maybe I'm only ignorant, but I don't know any non-commutative counterparts of them.) The article should be about main ideas and procedures (e.g., various constructions) that are applicable to even to non-commutative rings. On the other hand, though my background isn't on non-commutative rings (not even algebra), I believe, for example, localization is still an important tool for non-commutative rings. (e.g., microlocalization) And I don't even have to mention numerous applications to non-commutative geometry.
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interpreter takes it to be an argument to some command preceding it, eats it, does nothing (since it was not a valid argument) but, being of an error-correcting bent, continues to typeset the rest of the expression. Sometimes, it can't correct the error, and you get the uninformative red message. Here on WP, we use "texvc", which bears only an incidental resemblance to actual LaTeX and is in particular a completely different interpreting program, so I would expect that things which work fine on your computer don't work here. There are in fact many valid LaTeX constructs that are not supported in
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math articles but who were following discussions from this WikiProject. TE requested on his talk page (after he was blocked the first time) that a "math admin" look at his edits. But he wasn't blocked (and now reblocked) for his math edits, but for other issues which should not be discussed here. I was in a hurry yesterday when I posted this notice, and didn't give enough details, so my notice caused more heat than light. Once again, my apologies for adding fuel to the fire. Someone please archive this thread.
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rotation groups; I couldn't find any comparable content in the article on rings. So I decided to start adding some more colorful stuff -- I inserted a new section on examples of (what amounts to) interesting functors from other categories to the category of rings. At the moment this is mostly functioning as an anti-depressant: exactly what material about rings is important enough to be included in a single survey article is an interesting, though daunting, question. Ideas?
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branches of mathematics. We have lots of such articles here, and it was the often very impressive quality there that made me a fan of
Knowledge's math articles. The rest of the criteria that GA and FA types find so important-- pictures, a discussion of the history, no footnote left unplaced, etc., are very pretty to look at and often aesthetically comforting, but somewhat outside my area of interest. Thus, I tend to stay away from GA and FA discussions.
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this I mean graduate level). Anyway, thankyou for helping out on the article! Taku seems to be in favor of my version so I think I will add some content from his version but basically keep the current version. The main problem is that his content is basically copied stuff from other articles. By the way, I may not be able to edit for the next few days; I am travelling (to
Austria). So, I will respond to the comments later.
3297:. If the material is published in the communist mainland, I would question its reliability. As far as the material that was deleted, it appeared in a book published by a respected western publisher. If you disagree with its content, you can certainly express your views at the talkpage. However, your unilateral edits are inappropriate in my opinion as they reflect merely your views.
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shocking that so many users in the AfD object to having a proof of this fundamental result as a part of the article. Certainly much more useful and encyclopedic info that the numerous WP articles about various celebrities describing their favorite toothpaste, favorite color and favorite omlette and numerous articles with detailed plot descriptions of soap operas and such.
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a bit, but left it alone. However, it turned out that the notation "(Luschny, 2007)" was not intended as a citation, but rather as an attribution to the originator of this formula. (How was I to know this? It sure looks like a citation to me.) The purported originator decided to have a go at me on the talk page. I still feel that I
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At first the problem wasn't the reference, it was that there was nothing attached to the "(Luschny 2007)" citation in the text. That is, there was not even an obscure place to look to verify that this appeared there. Had there been an obscure reference in the article, I probably would have grumbled
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I mostly (almost always) try to see the good in changes to an article. But the most recent changes have really degraded the article's quality. The previous version did need some cleanup, but so much? With such changes (non-minor but apparently all the recent edits were marked as "minor"), the article
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is a flat deformation of a polynomial ring, but it has no nontrivial proper two-sided ideals. This is why non-commutative algebraic geometers always talk about modules and never talk about prime ideals; for instance, for them, "Proj" means the category of all finitely generated graded modules (modulo
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I just checked the citation profile at mathscinet. The most frequently cited article (28 citations) spells his name P. M. The second most frequent (8 citations) spells it Pao Ming. The third most frequent (1 citation) spells it Pao-Ming. Based on this criterion, it seems the best course would be
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Well really, we can't aim to include every concept there is (that would be ridiculous since there is so much!). For the advanced reader, we should create a section on "applications to other branches of mathematics" (as you have done of course) which should be a summary of the "advanced concepts" (by
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I have added a some content to the article (not very much though), but I was wondering whether we could structure the article a bit better. For example, in the example section, there is something about subrings but the actual definition (of subrings) is not given until later in the article. So I was
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Comparing articles is not a good way to establish notability (there is some famous wiki argument about pokemon). Perhaps all of those articles should be deleted. (Note: I have not read the article nor do I know much about complexity theory.) I feel proofs have a very limited place in encyclopedia
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I have expanded the lede section of the article and added some background info and references there. However, it would really help if someone closer to the complexity theory world added more stuff there, particularly something about generalizations and applications of this theorem. I find it pretty
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I apologize for making the original post here. In hindsight it festered more drama. I realize the genie cannot be put back in the bottle. On the WP:AN thread
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It might be said that while I like good articles and featured articles, for my purposes a math article is complete when it has a proper definition, treatments of the subject that are both rigorous and intuitive, and perhaps incorporate some discussion of generalizations and connections with other
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as it stands is that it has very little in the way of interesting results or interesting examples: it reads more like the first chapter in an undergraduate text on ring theory. The article on groups mentions the classification of finite simple groups and has some nice things on Lie groups and
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Anyway, to make a long story short, you need to protect your brackets. This is really annoying, since [ is a valid character except when it means an optional argument, unlike {, which always means to begin a group. So there is no command \[ (well, there is, but it means to begin a displayed
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Thanks Salix alba! I appreciate your work. Could someone please work on the history too? I have spent a lot of time and effort on the article and would greatly appreciate it if others (apart from Jakob and Salix) could pitch in. Currently, the most important sections to be expanded are the
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3042:โ Since all occurrences of his name in the western literature use western name order, and since he himself used the initials "P. M. Pu" in his own Pac. J. Math paper, we should go by that name: "Pao Ming Pu" or possible "Pao-Ming Pu". A comparison of Google scholar searches for
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Your comments reveal a fundamental misconception about the way wikipedia works. Please be aware of the fact that your personal views, no matter how strongly held, are irrelevant, whereas published material, even though you are convinced it is false, IS indeed relevant.
3110:. A side benefit is that it suggest very roughly the dates or places he worked. Don't know the standard, but using the hyphen has the benefit of clearly indicating what the family name and given names are, without it and without knowing which order, one is left guessing.
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Great! I think it is preferable that the review is done by someone whose area of expertise isn't topology, because this is bread-and-butter stuff which should be comprehensible to a wider mathematically-literate audience. I'm happy to provide input into the review.
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page. There are some very important conjectures concerning tournaments that aren't discussed, and the score sequence section isn't quite right. It is missing what is considered one of the most important theorems of tournaments which is Landau's
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is not a fantastic article, but rather a pretty good one. (It certainly is a very polished and well-referenced article, which I do think is good, but there is more to being a great article than that.) By way of comparison, I think both
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The article is coming along nicely. Well done PST. It is however lacking in images, while the current table of algebraic structures is fine it would be nice to have something a bit more visual. We seem to have plenty of nice examples for
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You should add that material to the page on tournaments and create redirects from the other names. When the sections on hyper-tournaments and multipartite tournaments become long enough, they can be broken out into their own articles.
3921:. I think it has a reasonable state and I'd like to get broader input, especially on accessibility, balance and completeness of the article for a possible FA nomination, so I am nominating it for Peer Review. Thanks for the review,
3132:. In the case of Chern, using the dash is the standard in the literature, which is not the case for Pu. The variations of his name are clearly explained in the lead paragraph, therefore I don't think it will cause any confusion.
2566:(Clearly the implementation of the above view requires a structural change to the article, and so I'm no longer seeking that.) Again, this is just for the record. It is very unpleasant for me to be misquoted and misunderstood. --
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tag. He feels slighted because he thinks that my edit did not give fair attribution to him. As far as I am concerned, I acted totally appropriately since there was no actual citation to verify the material against (and
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Please comment (and add input) there (for
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equation...another thing that won't work here and isn't what you want anyway). You might try enclosing the offending terms in { }'s, or perhaps someone else knows how to do this.
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1634:; give your arguments. The discussion so far is on the weak side in arguments. Lots of terse assertions; not enough arguments.
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3219:โPreceding
3130:Pao Ming Pu
3126:Pao-Ming Pu
3075:Pao Ming Pu
3018:Bao Ming Pu
2882:Tournaments
2493:โPreceding
2220:ring theory
2212:ring theory
2182:ring theory
2110:Thankyou!
2041:, it says:
1820:this source
1760:clusterf*ck
1549:game theory
1489:game theory
1297:โPreceding
4006:nominating
3602:Ryan Reich
3052:Paul Erdลs
3000:7d Physics
2995:7d Physics
2933:Pu Baoming
2675:. Thanks,
2014:Ryan Reich
1957:or affine
1855:Prokofiev2
1824:Prokofiev2
1540:Algebraist
1509:David Gale
91:Motivation
3267:. As for
3265:suspected
2490:Thanks!
1840:Gandalf61
1729:Thenub314
4030:Category
4012:for FA.
3295:P. M. Pu
3233:contribs
3221:unsigned
3148:P. M. Pu
3048:B. M. Pu
2927:Edit war
2895:entry.--
2866:SetaLyas
2852:SetaLyas
2750:SetaLyas
2507:contribs
2495:unsigned
2159:Thanks!
1311:contribs
1299:unsigned
1267:Resolved
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20: |
3958:... or
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3382:Katzmik
3332:Katzmik
3299:Katzmik
3210:suspect
3170:Katzmik
3152:Katzmik
3134:Katzmik
3094:Katzmik
3079:Katzmik
3046:versus
3044:P.M. Pu
3025:Katzmik
2897:Damelch
2775:" and "
2686:55 days
2474:Plclark
2386:reacted
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1981:Mathsci
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1955:spectra
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1445:Mathsci
1384:AfD on
1234:15 days
22:Archive
3636:hroest
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2974:Delete
2763:Series
2677:Martin
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2629:Remark
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1632:Delete
1408:Delete
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3261:force
3206:force
3166:WP:OR
2978:Merge
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1462:. --
1412:Merge
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2802:. --
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2781:Bdmy
2754:talk
2728:roux
2694:talk
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2590:for
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