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radius of tubular neighborhood

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Financial Mathematics Books

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Is this graph known?

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A Fixed point Theorem that does not need the convexity of set valued map?

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A theorem of Markov about completely regular spaces and topological groups

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Injective simplicial maps between Arc complexes

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Where to break paragraphs in a proof?

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Strange (or stupid) arithmetic derivation

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f-vectors of Pure Complexes and Eulerian Complexes

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When are maps between topological spaces homotopic?

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Is barycentric subdivision of a collapsible, regular CW complex collapsible (non-evasive)?

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Classifying spaces for enriched categories

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discrete Grothendieck construction

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Appropriate morphisms and 2-morphisms in Ind(C)

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Perverse sheaves for easy stratifications

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Is there an asymptotic formula for an inverse function of the binomial coefficient?

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Representation of Banach spaces partially ordered by solid, normal, minihedral cones

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Using Discrete Morse Theory to represent hom classes

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Simplicial complices on unlabelled vertices

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How to get the largest subset of a set of sets of intervals with no overlapping intervals

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Probability of zero in a random matrix

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When polynomial f(x^2) can be factored as g(x)·g(-x) ?

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Not especially famous, long-open problems which anyone can understand

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Morse matching with 0-cells and (n-1)-cells

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Recovering a Weighted Graph from Shortest Path Distances

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Partial sums of partitions

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Sets invariant under sections

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Lipschitz Approximation to a PW Smooth Map

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Combinatorial Morse functions and random permutations

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Inflate a simplex, change rows to make the rank n

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radius of tubular neighborhood

Financial Mathematics Books

Is this graph known?

A Fixed point Theorem that does not need the convexity of set valued map?

A theorem of Markov about completely regular spaces and topological groups

Injective simplicial maps between Arc complexes

Where to break paragraphs in a proof?

Strange (or stupid) arithmetic derivation

f-vectors of Pure Complexes and Eulerian Complexes

When are maps between topological spaces homotopic?

Is barycentric subdivision of a collapsible, regular CW complex collapsible (non-evasive)?

Classifying spaces for enriched categories

discrete Grothendieck construction

Appropriate morphisms and 2-morphisms in Ind(C)

Perverse sheaves for easy stratifications

Is there an asymptotic formula for an inverse function of the binomial coefficient?

Representation of Banach spaces partially ordered by solid, normal, minihedral cones

Using Discrete Morse Theory to represent hom classes

Simplicial complices on unlabelled vertices

How to get the largest subset of a set of sets of intervals with no overlapping intervals

Probability of zero in a random matrix

When polynomial f(x^2) can be factored as g(x)·g(-x) ?

Not especially famous, long-open problems which anyone can understand

Morse matching with 0-cells and (n-1)-cells

Recovering a Weighted Graph from Shortest Path Distances

Partial sums of partitions

Sets invariant under sections

Lipschitz Approximation to a PW Smooth Map

Combinatorial Morse functions and random permutations

Inflate a simplex, change rows to make the rank n