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specific term of math (which is number or statistics), isnt that we should related it to its more 'specific' WikiProject category? 'Numbers' and 'statistics' are (and always be part of) 'mathematics'. That's the idea behind it for my reason. Same case like 'country', 'geography' or 'city'; 'geography' (or WikiProject
Geography) shall be the default categorization first for all of administrative divisions (e.g. town, village, state, province), unless such particular article is about a country or city, then we shall put it under WikiProject Countries or WikiProject Cities respectively (because such WikiProjects do exist), and take out the 'parent' WikiProject which is WikiProject Geography. Villages shall be put under the general WikiProject Geography because up to this moment, there is no WikiProject Villages.
5069:, trying to add references for every controversial statement and expanding stubs. In describing the branches of geometry, I had added an image for each branch. Now, the images are too big and too many to be aligned correctly, even after I deleted my image for Convex Geometry and shrank the others. I could use some expert opinion on the image layout. I haven't finished my edits (I plan on going over the applications section, and adding congruence, similarity, area and volume to the 'main concepts' section), but they shouldn't involve as many images. Thanks!
4974:". An image given as an example of a fractal antenna design is labelled as a "Minkowski Island". Currently the term is in bold because the redirects indicate that it is a topic. However, an article about a subspecies of doves should probably redirect to an article about doves and not to an article about bird-shaped objects. It would be beneficial if an appropriate article was created to explain the Minkowski fractal, or if the redirects led to an article which explained the Minkowski fractal. The image is titled
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The page still looks skimpy, however, and I feel that more could be added (maybe separate sections on the properties of the graphs, on inverse functions, and perhaps fourier series/analysis?). I've been looking at other pages for inspiration, but I found to my surprise that no 'branch of mathematics'
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In one statement derived from the original, it was to find up to an isomorphism all geometries that have an axiomatic system of classical geometry (Euclidean, Hyperbolic and elliptic), with those axioms of congruence that involve the concept of the angle dropped, and `triangle inequality', regarded
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In one statement derived from the original, it was to find up to an isomorphism all geometries whose axioms system of the classical geometry (Euclidean, Hyperbolic and elliptic) if we drop the axioms of congruence involving the concept of the angle and add the systems with the `triangle inequality'
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From what I have found, generally there are WikiProject
Mathematics ('math banner' or 'math rating'), WikiProject Statistics and WikiProject Numbers which are highly inter-related to each other. Whenever it is related to math in general, we shall use math banner or math rating, but if it is a more
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in the sense of a collection of open sets, at least to distinguish it from topology as a discipline. Topology as a discipline is arguably still a concept. I think a better word would be "object" โ the collection of open sets notion is a type of mathematical object, whereas the discipline is not
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The word "isotopy " refers to the deformation of the string. The word "ambient" refers to the fact that the string is being deformed through the three-dimensional space that it sits in. Note that in an ambient isotopy, we are not allowed to shrink a part of the knot down to a point, as in Figure
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for the less important formulas. However, the maintenance of such fundamental articles is a true problem, because of the numerous good faith editors who want to add their preferred minor aspect of the subject. For example, since my edits, a section on the expansion of trigonometric functions as
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and would like to create some pictures illustrating some computations of pi_1's. For example, I would like to quickly illustrate the usage of the
Seifert-van Kampen theoren by (schematically) drawing a genus 2 surface, and some loops on it, together with labelling and coloring the objects (so,
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Maybe "bachelor" rather than "batchelor"? Justin
Roberts's discussion (your third link) is very nice. A less rigorous, more sociological explanation for why continuous deformations are the wrong idea is that no one would ever have introduced ambient isotopies into knot theory if continuous
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One possibility is to replace the phrase "covariants and invariants" with the phrase "invariant theory". (If there were a reference attached to this statement in the article then I would worry about accurately representing it, but since there is none ....) Also pinging the article author
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Secondly, surprisingly (and catastrophically), the way we have defined equivalence actually causes all knots to be equivalent to one another! โGradually pulling the string tightโ so that the knot shrinks to a point is a perfectly good continuous deformation between any knot and the
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So I wanted to get some consensus before acting. What should 'big topic' articles like this cover? Is there any thing that you feel is necessary or standard for such articles? Is there any particularly good article in a related field that could be used as a template or inspiration?
3625:. I completely agree with Mark viking's comments. A large part of my Knowledge activity is devoted to improve in this way fundamental articles of Knowledge (See my user talk for some of my main edits). IMO, we must distinguish articles about an area of mathematics, such as
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I'm not too concerned that the authors have plagiarized this. My real question, though, is, would it be appropriate to use this book as a source for the whole list (as I've done for now), or would it be better to find sources that aren't plagiarized from
Knowledge itself?
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which maps functions on a topological space to functions, in such a way that the value of the output function at a given point cannot be determined solely from the values of the input function in any neighbourhood of any point. An example of a nonlocal operator is the
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I'm going to stay polite, but please don't ask thanks for this rather aggressive pointing out of a perfectly correct (if maybe not optimal) edit that did not satisfy your opaque standards, and let me add that I have no idea what a green point is nor any desire to
3582:. Is there anything interesting about how trig has been or is currently taught? For applications, something more than just a long list of fields that use it might be good. Are there some particularly notable uses, maybe something from navigation or surveying? --
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Boolean algebra (mass noun, the equational style). I fought the good fight on that point many years ago, with a somewhat unsatisfactory outcome, because of a participant with unusual foundational views.
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for all that. What is the intended division of labor between the two articles? Is there a substantial body of knowledge specific to quadratic integers? The presence of reliable sources in that article suggests so, but I haven't examined them closely.
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Thus "any" can be universal in some contexts ("Anyone can do that.") and existential in others ("There isn't any." or "If anyone can run a 50 meters in three seconds, it's Usain Bolt.") The contexts in which it becomes existential seem to be these:
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I have collected another batch of articles containing math(s)-related links to DAB pages which would benefit from expert attention. Search for 'disam' in read mode, and for '{{d' in edit mode; and if you solve one of these puzzles, post
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4986:, and the "Koch snowflake" article contains a quadratic variant of the Koch curve labelled as the 'Minkowski Sausage', so one or both of the articles "Vicsek fractal" and "Koch snowflake" should probably contain the explanation.
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5276:; how nice: no separate file, no separate copyright, and anyone may look at the code, and change it "wiki-wiki"! (Well, anyone who knows Asy; but also our TeX code needs to be known...) My best example is
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Edit: The article itself isn't complete. As mentioned by someone else, it could use an overview of spherical/hyperbolic geometry. I'm not too familiar with spherical trigonometry, so I didn't attempt it.
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to address some of the problems it had in its GA review. In particular, much of it was unsourced or OR. I've been going through and deleting unsourced assertions and adding sources to everything else.
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Thanks! I did some spot-checking and fixed a couple other glitches that were probably due to Google Books metadata weirdness. I'll try to check the page over more thoroughly soon.
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I work on the assumption that mathematicians will be the people best-placed to determine the specific concepts which physicists, engineers, and the like have borrowed and misused.
4416:(I agree with your comment there, incidentally -- Daqu was right about the error, the most recent comment looks wrong. But it is all moot as far as the article is concerned.) --
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In our not-really-LaTeX system, this makes two hyphens appear. In genuine LaTeX, it would make an en-dash appear. In the non-TeX occurrences of this phrase in the article titled
4690:(or "batchelorโs isotopy")! Google this, and you'll find easily a lot of required sources. So, I stop here; the problem is solved. (Should we create an article on this idea?)
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Thanks for all your help and to Narky Blert for finding the problems. It looks as if the one unfixed link needs a physicist or engineer rather than a mathematician.
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I completely agree, and what I was saying is that rules for a good article (answer to the question in the heading) are different for disciplines and for concepts.
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5232:(as was used in the illustration to the right) as a free alternative to illustrator. If you need the precision of a CAD program (e.g., dimensioning), I have used
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Do you not need to require that the first (directional) derivative of the curve be continuous? I think that would be impossible if you just shrink it to a point.
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No, I don't think so: in the 2 years since the first comments were made, the caption has been changed and now does not suffer from the problem discussed there. --
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Just why the initial letter in "hyperbolic" should be capital while that in "elliptic" is in lower case is unclear. Or to put it more bluntly, it shouldn't be.
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My knee-jerk reaction was, "This topic is basically (integers in) quadratic number fields, which are extremely important." But then I realized that we have
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Should we eschew our not-really-LaTeX software altogether for these occasions, or should we use one of the options above, or should we compromise and write
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There was a section marked with 'more sources needed'. This sections was the 'applications' section, which has largely been unchanged since at least 2007:
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are given as the first half of a range. Surely this doesn't mean that the entire rest of the book after that page number is the relevant part. Would
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The new redirect is the only occurrence of the noun "covariant" in the dab page. This suggest creating a stub based on Wiktionary definition, called
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I'd also suggest you refrain from insulting people for petty motives. If you want to discuss math leave a message on the talk page of the article.
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At the risk of putting words into D.Lazard's mouth, let me say it another way. Mathematical concepts have precise definitions. For example, a
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Thanks for your edits! A minor thing I noticed: the Munkres book is listed in the references twice (currently numbers 52 and 109).
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This turns out to not be the correct notion of equivalence for knots - it would force all tame knots to be equivalent!
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I tried removing those two and it fixed the issue. Thank you, it completely resolved my problem!
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nothing fancy). And of course the software should be free to use. Thanks for any advice.
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since in some contexts this might mean every number at the same time. But
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would need a complete rewrite, with possibly some merges and or splits.
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highly probably speaks English better than me by a large margin, hence
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More definitively, Knowledge policy prohibits using such sources. See
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variables (that is, its coefficients are indeterminates). The group
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Maybe this point is clearer if one thinks of the difference between
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know that many users stuck to LaTeX notation and call <math: -->
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Knowledge:Village pump (proposals)#Proposal to delete Portal space
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Talk:Fractal antenna/Archive 1 ยงย Minkowski island/Vicsek fractal
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Am engineer. Can agree, borrow and misuse math all the time. --
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Using a book that plagiarized Knowledge as a Knowledge source?
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A detailed history section is a major plus! Edit: I see that
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What should an article for a branch of mathematics look like?
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thing is also removed, but it was not directly a D.โs fault.
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to this discussion; possibly they can share some insight. --
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that are not there in any version: 1/ Computing the largest
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square root #Principal square roots of the positive integers
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Remark 1.5. All knots are trivial under continuous isotopy.
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How shall we apply this to the two occurrences of the word
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An example for the kind of illustration I want to create.
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is probably what I'd do in an actual LaTeX document, too.
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That seemed easy enough to fix, so I made a go at it. --
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There is a problem with the disambiguation required for
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has 42 uses of the term and and entry for covariant. --
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I have found two definitions of a covariant; one in
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3828:I find that a useful proxy is whether you use a
1764:This function can take every number as an input.
1622:suggests another (non-dash-based) resolution. --
3882:The page numbers in a lot of the references in
5328:v:WikiJournal_of_Science/Spaces_in_mathematics
2537:by using this redirect, and added an entry in
1752:This function can take any number as an input.
5185:How do you create mathematical illustrations?
5042:I've added the project page to the category.
4726:(to JRSpriggs) Sure, if we work in the space
3379:The standards arenโt in fact โopaqueโ, it is
2396:Here is what I remember on this subject: Let
1951:. What to do with the topic now, in light of
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1854:into whatever is blah blah blah then etc.etc.
1838:into whatever is blah blah blah then etc.etc.
1820:"Every member can preside over this meeting."
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2858:Thanks to both of you, this is very clear.
2583:We already have definitions in a glossary;
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4233:. That is, indeed, incomprehensible. It
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5373:WikiProject Mathematics archives/2019
4649:1.20, in order to be rid of the knot.
2730:for pinging me. I am happy with what
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1892:Questions: "Is there any money left?"
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3621:Thanks for the work already done on
3395:, although it can become moot soon.
2911:Chern's conjecture (affine geometry)
2099:of an integer (that is the smallest
5252:, but that can be a lot of work. --
5019:Not in Active WikiProjects category
4954:There are currently redirects from
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4010:Sure! I've restored WPM there.
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4686:Wow! The clue is the phrase
2834:It may also be worth adding
2700:covariant (invariant theory)
2585:Glossary_of_invariant_theory
2531:Covariant (invariant theory)
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4970:which lead to the article "
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2552:Covariance (disambiguation)
2539:Covariance (disambiguation)
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5326:"; they are copied from "
5058:Need help with images in
4867:Huh, what do you know? --
4835:deformations sufficed. --
4672:(batchelorโs unknotting)
4557:{\displaystyle m-n\leq 2}
4509:For now I've found this:
4316:Proposition of splitting
2456:covariant transformations
2381:Invariants and covariants
2299:has nothing of the sort.
1758:is not quite the same as
1560:\varepsilon</math: -->
1278:Punctuation epsilonโdelta
4688:"batchelorโs unknotting"
4231:Hilbert's fourth problem
3580:generalized trigonometry
2503:We do have the article โ
4339:. Feedback is welcome.
4043:Itโs worth noting that
3905:Thank you, I was using
3639:Trigonometric functions
3631:Trigonometric functions
3576:hyperbolic trigonometry
3564:trigonometric functions
3423:Let us not escalate...
3115:NavierโStokes equations
2896:Almost complex manifold
2533:, I have disambiguated
2244:. I have added this to
1999:principal ideal domains
1953:the deletionist assault
1947:The problem arose from
1942:Square root of integers
1596:{\displaystyle \delta }
1460:{\displaystyle \delta }
1249:Missing articles about
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3832:or uncountable noun.
3572:spherical trigonometry
2454:This is in fact about
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2358:Just a reminder about
2354:Math-related affiliate
2291:followed the model of
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1993:Properties like being
1738:
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1410:, an en-dash is used.
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1239:Lowercase sigmabot III
5211:
5065:I've been working on
4787:
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4201:regarded as an axiom.
3273:Whitehead's algorithm
3195:Transport coefficient
2554:". What do you think?
2411:
2133:
1959:, or something else?
1850:If any function from
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1251:Category:FEM elements
5280:. Simpler examples:
4730:
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3387:wants to discuss my
2696:Module of covariants
2505:module of covariants
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1828:Now suppose you say
1792:Every function from
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1562:\delta</math: -->
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5324:Space (mathematics)
4293:Proposal to delete
4210:as an axiom, added.
4063:WikiProject Numbers
4045:WikiProject Numbers
3556:Field (mathematics)
3319:Thanks in advance,
2103:generating a given
1708:The article titled
1263:are not created. --
1257:Serendipity element
5225:
4782:
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4394:I see, thank you.
4288:Portal:Mathematics
3085:(see next thread)
2756:I've been editing
2406:
2368:Whatamidoing (WMF)
2295:. For comparison,
2242:quadratic integers
2128:
2097:square-free factor
2093:quadratic integers
2003:free abelian group
1776:Any function from
1712:begins like this:
1593:
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5191:fundamental group
5002:Minkowski Sausage
4968:Minkowski fractal
4964:Minkowski sausage
4899:Minkowski fractal
3562:and what goes in
2941:Color confinement
2409:{\displaystyle f}
2140:Quadratic integer
2123:
1905:Nonlocal operator
1734:Fourier transform
1710:Nonlocal operator
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95:Nov 2002โDec 2003
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5292:. Still simpler:
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5310:Boris Tsirelson
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5214:Jakob.scholbach
5196:Jakob.scholbach
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4972:Fractal antenna
4956:Minkowski curve
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4851:G. K. Batchelor
4798:Boris Tsirelson
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4517:Boris Tsirelson
4396:Boris Tsirelson
4363:Boris Tsirelson
4359:This discussion
4356:
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4291:
4229:Courtesy link:
4194:
4067:Boris Tsirelson
4012:Boris Tsirelson
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3425:Boris Tsirelson
3381:MOS:LINKCLARITY
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3239:Charge transfer
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2190:that subsection
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2007:Quadratic field
1976:Quadratic field
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5087:David Eppstein
5062:
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4984:Koch snowflake
4980:Vicsek fractal
4939:Vicsek fractal
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4337:Cubic equation
4333:Cubic function
4329:Cubic function
4320:
4318:Cubic function
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4150:Ordinal number
4133:David Eppstein
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3031:Kummer surface
3028:
3016:John W. Negele
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2839:Backwards copy
2831:
2830:
2829:
2828:
2818:David Eppstein
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2606:wikt:covariant
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2527:wikt:covariant
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2328:David Eppstein
2315:David Eppstein
2271:
2270:
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2144:Nested radical
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3481:Narky Blert
3463:Mark viking
3397:Incnis Mrsi
3345:Incnis Mrsi
3321:Narky Blert
2814:WP:CIRCULAR
2692:as I recall
2672:Narky Blert
2643:Incnis Mrsi
2591:Mark viking
2464:Incnis Mrsi
2336:Incnis Mrsi
2301:Incnis Mrsi
2246:Square root
2228:Incnis Mrsi
2162:Incnis Mrsi
2089:Square root
2075:Incnis Mrsi
2047:Incnis Mrsi
2001:, basis as
1961:Incnis Mrsi
1718:mathematics
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1541:Incnis Mrsi
1526:Incnis Mrsi
5238:PostScript
5133:XOR'easter
4948:See also:
4666:And this:
4651:(page 120)
4645:And this:
4624:And this:
4529:And this:
4325:discussion
4239:Vlasenko D
4235:used to be
3945:XOR'easter
3892:XOR'easter
2800:XOR'easter
2332:WP:SOFIXIT
2036:Eisenstein
1666:XOR'easter
91:Motivation
4631:(page 14)
4444:JRSpriggs
4174:JRSpriggs
4031:Chongkian
3997:JRSpriggs
3980:Chongkian
3970:Chongkian
3850:Trovatore
3830:countable
3742:Trovatore
3411:JRSpriggs
3073:Covariant
2736:Moonraker
2547:Covariant
2483:Moonraker
2434:covariant
1722:nonlocal
1265:Sharouser
5367:Category
5246:MetaPost
5242:PSTricks
5230:inkscape
5115:geometry
5067:geometry
5060:Geometry
5006:Hyacinth
4988:Hyacinth
4794:Homotopy
4341:D.Lazard
4257:D.Lazard
4107:0.999...
3990:contribs
3843:use for
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3808:Topology
3737:topology
3719:Topology
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3683:topology
3678:topology
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3533:calculus
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3234:Ensemble
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2690:First,
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1234:15 days
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4966:, and
4157:(talk)
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4093:Certes
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