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Approximating higher dimension step function
Let $s \in R^{n}$ (meaning $s$ is $n \times 1$ vector), where $n$ is the dimension of the vector. The ideal sliding term, $\nu$ is taken to be:
\begin{equation}
\nu = \frac …
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Basic results in bounded geometry
I'm doing analysis (dynamical systems) in the context of Riemannian manifolds of bounded geometry and I find myself reproving quite a few standard results/tools from standard diffe …
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Discretizing a cosine function?
I'd like to start by noting that for some fixed natural $N$ basis functions for my system will be generated by $f(k,x)$ as defined and explained here or in numerous other sources:
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Why don’t more mathematicians improve Wikipedia articles?
Wikipedia is a widely used resource for mathematics. For example, there are hundreds of mathematics articles that average over 1000 page views per day. Here is a list of the 500 mo …
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Rate of growth of an explicit integral
Let $$J_1=\int_0^1\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-t_2}}dt_2,$$
$$J_2=\int_0^1 \int_0^{t_2}\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-t_2}}(\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-t_3}}+\frac{1}{\sqrt{t_2-t_3}})dt_3dt_2,$$
$J_3=\int_0^1 \int_0^{ …
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What can be said about pairs of matrices P,Q that satisfies $(P^{-1})^T \circ P = (Q^{-1})^T \circ Q$ ?
Let $P,Q$ be $n$ by $n$ invertible matrices. Suppose further that $P$ and $Q$ satisfies the following equation :
$$(P^{-1})^T \circ P = (Q^{-1})^T \circ Q$$
where $\circ$ denotes …
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8 queens puzzle
In the 8 queen puzzle, if we use the incremental approach, i.e. put the queen one by one on the board, the number of possible sequences would be 2057. How is that number calculated …
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Did Oresme know the zeroth power?
Working on a contribution for a festschrift I touched the introduction of powers. Unfortunately I have no access to the original works of Oresme who was among the first, if not the …
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Langlands product
In his 'Märchen' Langlands considers for a local field $F$ a certain abelian category $\Pi(F)$ whose objects are given by isomorphisms classes of irreducible admissible representat …
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Surjectivity of the normal exponential map
Given an isometric (in the Riemannian way) immersion $f:N\rightarrow M$ between complete, smooth riemannian manifolds, are there conditions on $M$, $N$, $f$, such that the normal e …
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In what rigorous sense are Sperner’s Lemma and the Brouwer Fixed Point Theorem equivalent?
I understand that one can give a proof of each of these propositions assuming the truth of the other. But this seems a bit squishy to me, since there is a trivial sense in which a …
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Sperner’s lemma and Tucker’s lemma
In their article "A Borsuk-Ulam Equivalent that Directly Implies Sperner's Lemma" (American Mathematical Monthly, April 2013), Nyman and Su write "[W]e are unaware of a direct proo …
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unbounded power series
I want a reference to the literature of a power series convergent in the whole CLOSED
unit disk,but unbounded there.
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common roots of bivariate polynomial equations
Let $f(x,y)=0$ and $g(x,y)=0$ be bivariate polynomial equations where the polynomials have the same degree, say, $N\geq 3$. Furthermore, both of them have the same terms but differ …
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What is the name of this measure of matrix “degenerateness”
Given a spanning set, consider the minimum number of vectors that you must remove in order to make it no longer span. What is this number called?
If the vectors are columns in a …

