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On the series 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/7 + 1/11 + ...

It is well-known that A: The series of the reciprocals of the primes diverges My question is whether property A is in some sense a truth strongly tied to the nature of the prime numbers. Property A …
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Real spectrum of ring of continuous semialgebraic functions

Let R be a real closed field, and let U be a semialgebraic subset of $R^n$. Let $S^0(U)$ be the ring of continuous R-valued semialgebraic functions. Also let $\tilde{U}$ be the subset of Spec$_r (R[ …
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MNOP conjecture

Let $X$ be a smooth, projective, Calabi-Yau 3-fold (CY makes the exposition more elegant, I don't think it is necessary). To define Gromov-Witten invariants, we consider moduli spaces of stable map …
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Fundamental groups of topoi

Just yesterday I heard of the notion of a fundamental group of a topos, so I looked it up on the nLab, where the following nice definition is given: If $T$ is a Grothendieck topos arising as category …
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"Largest" finite-dimensional Lie subgroups of Diff(S^n), are they known?

The group $Diff(S^n)$ ($C^\infty$-smooth diffeomorphisms of the $n$-sphere) has many interesting subgroups. But one question I've never seen explored is what are its "big" finite-dimensional subgroup …
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How much can small modifications change the nef cone?

First let me give a precise formulation of the question; I'll give some background/motivation at the end. If X is a projective variety which is Q-factorial (meaning X is normal, and some sufficiently …
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Is the dihedral group admissible?

I want to ask: When is the dihedral group $D_n$ admissible? Or, when does the Latin square of the Cayley table of a dihedral group have a transversal? thanks
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Local vs. infinitesimal rigidity

Can someone please explain the difference between local rigidity and infinitesimal rigidity? Does either version of rigidity imply the other? In particular, I'm thinking about Weil's rigidity theorem …
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Relation between regularities of the trajectory of a mean zero gaussian process and its cova...

Let $\xi_t$ be a zero-mean gaussian process on $[0,1]$ with covariance operator $C$. I would like to better understand the relation between the covariance operator and the regularity of the trajector …
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How to construct a ring with global dimension m and weak dimension n?

Given two integers $m,n$ such that $n < m$, it is easy to construct a ring with global dimension $m$ or weak dimension $n$. But I wonder whether there exists a ring satisfying both the conditions?
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Derived algebraic geometry via dg rings?

Jacob Lurie's stuff seems to develop derived algebraic geometry via $E_\infty$ rings and/or maybe something like simplicial commutative rings. Ben Wieland's comment in this question indicates that Lur …
Kevin H. Lin's user avatar
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Prestacks and fibered categories

It seems to be a well-known fact that there is a "one-to-one correspondence'' between prestacks and fibered categories. Here a prestack (called a pseudo-functor in SGA1) means a contravariant lax func …
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look into Delzant Polytope

A Delzant polytope in R^n by definition is a simple, rational, and smooth convex polytope in R^n (Ana Cannas da Silva's book for notions.) Do you guys have any insight of the definition, for example, …
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The orthodrome of n-spheres.

I am a Computer Science undergraduate who does a lot of other tinkering in his free time. Right now, I'm tinkering with n-spheres. Specifically, I'm looking at the distances between a collection of po …
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How can I embed an N-points metric space to a hypercube with low distortion?

I have a N-point metric space defined by the pairwise distance matrix. I want to encode these N points with binary strings, i.e. each point will be mapped to a vertex in a hypercube. The lengths of th …
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