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Euler's mathematics in terms of modern theories?

Some aspects of Euler's work were formalized in terms of modern infinitesimal theories by Laugwitz, McKinzie, Tuckey, and others. Referring to the latter, G. Ferraro claims that "one can see in operat …
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When does a homeomorphism split into essentially minimal homeomorphisms?

Background Suppose $X$ is a compact metric space, and that $\varphi: X\to X$ is a homeomorphism of $X$. We say a subset $A$ of $X$ is $\varphi$-invariant if $\varphi(A) = A$. A $\varphi$-invariant s …
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What are the Dirac operators on $S^1$?

This is crossposted at stack exchange as https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/248391/dirac-operators-on-s1. I am trying to understand the Dirac operators associated to the 2 spinor bundles on $S^ …
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Quantization of a classical system (e.g. the case of a billiard)

There have been already several questions asking for an introduction to quantum mechanics for a mathematician, but this one is slightly different, and more restrictive. I know (some) quantum mechanic …
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Efficient computation of "discrete infimal convolution"

This question arises from an application to graphical models in probability theory, but I have abstracted that part out so only algebra remains. Let $\mathbb{R}$ denote standard field of real numbers …
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trivialities on log-structures

I would like to understand some trivialities about log-structures. Given a log-scheme $(X,M_X)$ the log-structure $M_X$ is defined via push-out. Are there stupid examples in which this push-out is act …
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Finding automorphism groups of simplicial complexes

Question: Given a finite simplicial complex $K$, what general techniques allow one to efficiently compute (a presentation of) the group $\text{Aut}(K)$ of $K$'s automorphisms? Since this is str …
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Descending chain condition in noncommutative rings

By Hopkins Theorem it is well-known that every right (resp. left) artinian unitary ring is right (left) noetherian. Suppose that a noncommutative unitary ring R satisfies the descending chain conditio …
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Galois action on special fiber of a stable model

Let $X_{K}$ be a curve over a complete DVR $R$, $R/m:=k$ an algebraically closed field. We suppose the minimal field extension $L$ of $K$ such that $X_{L}$ has stable model $X_{R_{L}}$, and the specia …
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Genus one fibered links

It is well-known that the only genus one fibered knots are the trefoil and the figure-eight. On the other hand, there exist infinitely many fibered links for any fixed higher genus. My question is ab …
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the "three-point" characterization of holomorphy

I want to know the source of the following "folkloric" fact about holomorphic functions. It seems well described by the phrase: The three-point characterization of holomorphy. If F is a self-m …
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Relation Between Truncated Braid Groups and Regular Tilings of the Complex and Hyperbolic Plane

This is perhaps a vague question, but hopefully there exists literature on the subject. The question is motivated by an answer I gave to this question on math.SE. There exists a rather remarkable rel …
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Convergence of Dirichlet series ("at the boundary")

I apologize if this is something standard and/or elementary, but I was unable to find anything relevant via Google. Consider a Dirichlet series $$ f(s) = \sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{a_n}{n^s} $$ and assu …
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How constructive is Dirichlet on primes in progressions?

Is there a known elementary function bound in terms of $a,b,n$ for the $n$-th prime equal to $b$ modulo $a$ (coprime to $b$)? Bounds on Linnik's constant answer this for the first prime in each progr …
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question about the developing map

I'm having some trouble finding literature on the developing map. All the sources I could find on it seem to refer to thurston's definition in either: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucahhjr/Notes/Essay.pdf or …
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