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Andreas Blass
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Given a cardinal k, what's the biggest dense linear order with a dense subset of size k?

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Proper classes and their consequences

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Is P=NP relevant to finding proofs of everyday mathematical propositions?

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Are these systems of linear equations always solvable

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Cryptomorphisms

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"Let $x \in A$", beginning a proof of "$\forall x \in A$ ...", if A were empty

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Which properties of ultrafilters on countable sets hold for filters in general?

24 votes

How to introduce notions of flat, projective and free modules?

15 votes

Explicit Hamel basis of real numbers

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Do filters complementive to a given filter form a complete lattice?

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Condition for Uniqueness of Measures

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If $K$ and $L$ are compact convex sets with smooth boundary, does their union have piecewise-smooth boundary?

15 votes

What is the idea behind stationary sets?

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Compactness Theorem for First Order Logic

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Choice Function on the Powerset of the Reals

17 votes

Aut(G) = $C_3$, G = ?

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Pseudonyms of famous mathematicians

27 votes

Are there more connected or disconnected graphs on $n$ vertices?

39 votes

Arguments against large cardinals

7 votes

An ultrafilter and a partition

41 votes

Is there a measure zero set which isn't meagre?

2 votes
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Existence of enough projectives in the category of sets

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A Theory of 3-connected graphs

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Do functions defined on global elements give rise to arrows in a well-pointed topos?

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Does constructing non-measurable sets require the axiom of choice?

4 votes

non-isomorphic objects with no known nontrivial distinguishing invariants

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Nonmetrizable uniformities with metrizable topologies

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Statistics for Second order properties of Random graphs

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Commutative algebras and Gamma-modules

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Theorems true but wrong.