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How do we give mathematical meaning to 'physical dimensions'?
Aug 25, 2021
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Making sense of the formula $\operatorname{Det} (I+M )= e^{\operatorname{Tr} \ln (I+M)}$, especially in the infinite dimensional cases
Nov 10, 2021
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$| f_n |^p - | f |^p - | f_n-f |^p$ converges in distribution sense if $f_k$ converges almost everywhere and weakly to $f$?
Mar 16, 2020
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What are your opinions on Zeidler's QFT books? [closed]
Jul 17, 2020
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The exact domain on which the Euclidean Dirac operator is self-adjoint
Jan 2
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In what sense the discrete difference operation is "almost" self-adjoint?
Jan 13
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Showing that a nonlinear operator over function spaces is differentiable and locally invertible?
Dec 29, 2021
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What would be the explicit formula for the remainder in Taylor's theorem for functional calculus? [closed]
Feb 15
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Approximating functions in $H^1_0(U) \cap H^2(U)$ via $H^1$ norm and $L^2$ projection
Apr 19, 2020
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Is there an analogous notion of 'free quantum field of arbitrary spin' on a $4-$dimension finite lattice?
Sep 17, 2021
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Weak convergence in probability implies uniform convergence in distribution functions
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An example of an infinitely differentiable function with compact support
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Prove that an infinite sigma algebra contains an infinite sequence of disjoint sets and is uncountable
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Showing that the composition of maps of constant rank does not have to be of constant rank
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Are one-point sets always compact in any topological spaces?

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