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Charles Matthews
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on the genus of a function field

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Roots of a polynomial in several variables

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Subrings of rational functions invariant under change of sign

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Simplicity of (complex) orthogonal groups

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Defining variable, symbol, indeterminate and parameter

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Order of a combination when mapping them to whole numbers

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Origin of symbol *l* for a prime different from a fixed prime?

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Product lattice

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Number of config. of a binary string invariant under cyclic permutation.

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group action and orbit space

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Cyclic order relation in Zn

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Is Galois theory necessary (in a basic graduate algebra course)?

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Maximum number of points in two disks

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Arithmetic geometry from a bird's-eye view

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Dense cyclic subgroup

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About points on affine curves defined over finite fields

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Rank of sum of Galois conjugates of a matrix

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Helpful services based on mathoverflow API

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Parametrization of O(3)

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The difference of two sums of unit fractions

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A question regarding polynomials whose roots satisfy certain algebraic relation

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What's dual torus and mirror manifold?

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Can an integer or rational sequence satisfy some bounded order recurrence $\mod \ $ almost all primes but doesn't satisfy such in $\mathbb{Q}$?

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Did Pogorzelski claim to have a proof of Goldbach's Conjecture?

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How to design or create or generate a bijective ring map?

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How to study a math text

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A question about the Kakeya problem

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Cohomological dimension-doubling

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Is there much difference between Kronecker's and Dedekind's methods in algebraic number theory and commutative algebra?

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Enumerating representations of an integer as a sum of squares

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