# All Questions

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### Applications of infinite permutations [closed]

I was looking at approximation in the forlmula of Products of necklaces: $n \to \infty$ we have $\prod_{p=1}^n N(p,a) \approx \frac {a^n} {n!}$ $\prod_{p=1}^n \frac {1-a^p} {1-a}$. (The number of ...
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### Cubic Cayley (undirected) graphs

The generators of a cubic Cayley graph always include at least one involution, since 3 is odd. There are then two possibilties for the other two generators: either (A) they are also (distinct) ...
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### Invariant definition of the space of symbols on a vector bundle (pseudo-differential operators)

Normally, in the context of pseudo-differential operators, a symbol on a vector bundle $E$ is defined as a smooth function on $E$ which in each trivializing chart fulfills the usual symbol estimates ...
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### What is the maximal number of distinct values of the product of n permuted ordinals

Because addition and multiplication of two order types are non-commutative operations, we have that for every integer n, given n ordinals, there are at most n! distinct possible values for the sum (or ...
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### A question on $p$-approximation property

We say that a subset $K$ of a Banach space $X$ is relatively $p$-compact($1\leq p<\infty$)if there exists a $p$-summable sequence $(x_{n})_{n=1}^{\infty}$ in $X$ such that $K$ is contained in ...
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### A metric space of geometric shapes

My research involves geometric shapes in $R^2$, and I need a metric with several properties such as: Families of similar shapes, such as squares, are closed in this metric. Also more general ...
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### Complementary integrable vector fields

Let $(M,g)$ be a Riemannian manifold. Assume that $X$ is a non vanishing vector field tangent to $M$.(Or assume that we have a one dimensional foliation of $M$). Under what geometric ...
### signed area between a curve and a straight line $x_1$=$x_2$ [closed]
Prove $\int_0^1$($x_1$ d$x_2$-$x_2$d$x_1$)=$\int_0^1\int_0^1$ d$x_1$ d$x_2$. Using the rules of differential form we can get d($x_1$ d$x_2$-$x_2$_d$x_1$)=2 d$x_1$ d$x_2$ and thus the Question. How ...