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Does this result exist in the literature?

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fixedpoint or fixed point or fixed-point

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Where to publish a math textbook in Creative Commons

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Banach lattice subspace of $C([0,1])$ not a sublattice

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Simple proof of the existence of Nash equilibria for 2-person games?

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Base of a cone in a vector space: can one always choose a convex base?

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Is there a characterization of hyperplane arrangement intersection posets?

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Certain compact subset of $L_1$

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Mysterious sentence in a paper: what's the ultimate distribution of pure strategies?

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When is a sequentially closed cone, closed?

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Which topology for compactness and continuity?

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Can we efficiently compute a third Nash Equilibrium, given two?

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Does this result exist in the literature?

fixedpoint or fixed point or fixed-point

Where to publish a math textbook in Creative Commons

Banach lattice subspace of $C([0,1])$ not a sublattice

Simple proof of the existence of Nash equilibria for 2-person games?

Base of a cone in a vector space: can one always choose a convex base?

Is there a characterization of hyperplane arrangement intersection posets?

Certain compact subset of $L_1$

Mysterious sentence in a paper: what's the ultimate distribution of pure strategies?

When is a sequentially closed cone, closed?

Which topology for compactness and continuity?

Can we efficiently compute a third Nash Equilibrium, given two?