# All Questions

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### Techniques to solve a non linear differential equation related to curvature

Many years ago, I considered the following non linear differential equation: $y=y''.(1+y'^{2})^{-3/2}$ This equation expresses the equality between the value of a given function $y\in C^{2}(R)$ and ...
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### Can the extragradient method be computed only based on proximal steps?

As we know, for solving saddle point problems, the forward-backward algorithm is generally not guaranteed to converge. But the extragradient method converges Structured Prediction via the ...
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### System of diophantine equations with restricted set of solutions

I'm engineer, not mathematician, so excuse me for wrong terminology, but I hope you'll understand the problem. Example situation: I have N electronic components. Each of them has reactance and ...
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### busby invariant of extensions of $C^*$-algebras

I have a question of an explicit example of a busby invariant of a extension, which can be found in Blackadars book "K-theory for Operator Algebras". Let $0\to B\to E\to A\to 0$ be a short exact ...
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### What is the best currently proven bounds on prime gaps?

I did some digging around on the internet but I found tons of different equations on both lower and upper bounds for the largest possible prime gap g(n). I was wondering what are currently the best ...
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### Newton's second law [on hold]

enter image description here Which is the speed for x=4m? Given a mass equal to 3kg.
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### Irreducible root system decomposition

I am looking for the name of and a good reference on the following theorem Theorem: let $G$ be a connected, compact and semisimple Lie group, and $T \subset G$ a maximal torus of $G$, there exists a ...
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### Regularization by mean curvature flow

I have a $C^{1,\alpha}$ surface defined as the graph of some function $\varphi : B \to \Bbb{R}_+$ ($B$ is a ball). This surface has positive and bounded mean curvature in the weak sense (since the ...
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### Does an isogeny always define a covering map?

Consider a map $f: G_1 \to G_2$ between two topological groups. If $f$ is an isogeny when viewing $G_1,G_2$ as algebraic groups does $f$ always define a covering map when viewing $G_1,G_2$ as ...
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### Operators on Hilbert $C^*$-module and families of Fredholm operators

If $A$ is a $C^*$-algebra, there is a notion of Hilbert $A$-module (which is something like Hilbert space but the inner product takes values in $A$). The standard example is ...
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### Sine, Cosine and Tangent functions [on hold]

Is the input of a Sine, Cosine and Tangent function always an angle?
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### Algorithm for checking linear independence of algebraic numbers

Is there any if and only if condition for checking $Q$-linear independence of given a set of numbers say $\alpha_i$ ? More precisely how to check linear independence of given $n$ algebraic numbers ...