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Communicating mathematics to peers, to students, to the general public. For mathematics of communication (channels etc.) use it.information-theory
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Most intriguing mathematical epigraphs
The preface to the 2nd edition of John McCleary's A User's Guide to Spectral Sequences has the following epigraph:
"For I know my transgressions, …" (Psalm 51)
See p. 185ff for transgressions in …
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