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General Topics (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
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It occurs to me that there MAY be someone in the mathematical world
that you people actually respect!  So it is conceivable that I can
convince that one, single, solitary human being and in the endless
arguing.
FLT : (2x+1)^p + 2^p y^p = (2y+1)^p03 Sep 2010 20:55 GMT3
I would like to ask if there is a simple method to prove that for odd prime p , positive integers x,y,z
The equation (2x+1)^p + 2^p y^p = (2y+1)^p has no solution.
Or a reference for the proof of the exact same equation.
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Research (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
TO DIVIDE AN ANGLE IN ANY NUMBER OF EQUAL PARTS03 Sep 2010 16:28 GMT5
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Z(t,t^-1) solutions to a(t)p(t)+b(t)q(t)=103 Sep 2010 01:32 GMT2
Greetings.  Suppose that p(t) and q(t) are Laurent polynomials
with integer coefficients.  I am looking for Laurent polynomials with
integer coefficients for which a(t)p(t)+b(t)q(t) = 1.
    Over rationals, not integers, this could be unambiguously
The johnson graph01 Sep 2010 23:28 GMT1
    Hi everyone...
    Does anyone know of some good papers about the johnson graph ?? This
graph has as vertex set all m-subset of {1, ..., n } and two vertices
s1, s2 are adjacent if and only if |s1 \cap s2 | = m - 1. I have searhed
Fourier series question01 Sep 2010 18:24 GMT1
Does there exist a nonzero (i.e. not equal to 0 a.e.)  Lebesgue
integrable function on [0, 2pi] whose Fourier series is 0, i.e. all
its Fourier coefficients are 0 ?
I don't think the famous Kolmogorov's example answers this question.

Operations Research (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
constrained least squares01 Sep 2010 15:11 GMT6
Presently I have fitted yhat=b0 +b1*x+ b2*(x^2) without constraints
using the formula bhat=inv(x'x)x'y
I now seek to constrain yhat>0. Possibly I could solve it using newton
and dy/dx, but is a closed (matrix) form solution available?
stochastic programming with GAMS31 Aug 2010 09:07 GMT-
how can I generate the SMPS input files automaticlly from a stochastic model
in GAMS?
decision tree30 Aug 2010 16:07 GMT7
I have the following problem which I want to solve using a MILP
approach:
I have to choose between 2 equations, the equation to be selected is
based in the following criteria:
P vs NP solved?29 Aug 2010 00:32 GMT11
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Statistics (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
loglikelihood calculation for Gaussian mixture model03 Sep 2010 21:23 GMT-
hi, there,
Suppose I have a mixture model of m Gaussians estimated from n samples
using EM algorithm.
My question is: in order to calculate the loglikelihood of the mixture
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Does this recent DISCOVERY really give us the cause of  Gravity?03 Sep 2010 02:07 GMT-
Does this recent DISCOVERY really give us the cause of  Gravity?
A correct theory of gravity will show us these four (4) things:
1. It will show us why gravity also acts like acceleration (principle
of equvalence).
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Mathematical Logic (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
defining natural numbers in ZF and new foundations03 Sep 2010 16:53 GMT15
The Bertrand Russell definition of number, roughly speaking, defines
the natural number n to be the set of all sets with n elements.
Lets assume that we know what it means for a set to be finite. Let F
be the set of all finite sets. Then partition F into equivalence
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THE END OF POSTSCIENTISM03 Sep 2010 09:29 GMT5
In the era of Postscientism crimestop is ubiquitous:
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George Orwell: "Crimestop means the faculty of stopping short, as
though by instinct, at the threshold of any dangerous thought. It
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Numerical Analysis (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
gravity & planck units03 Sep 2010 15:47 GMT1
In Einstein's factor of 2 it is stated that the starlight beam will
spatially drift one radian during its journey through a gravitational
field with a black hole at its centre but because of the presence of
curved space the angle of deflection will have doubled to two
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Undergraduate Math (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
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Compound interest where the sum invested increases annually by x%30 Aug 2010 06:00 GMT10
I am needing to know the algebra for compound interest which takes account of annual increases in monthly payments. I know what it is without the annual increases in payments but cannot make the final step.
The scenario is:
$120 invested each month.
The $120 invested will increase ...
Infimum, supremum, minimum & maximum29 Aug 2010 02:42 GMT4
Let E be the set defined as the n-th root of n, where 'n' belongs to the
natural numbers N.
The inf(E)=1 and min(E)=1. This much is obvious, but what does the
max(E)= and sup(E)=? Is it 2, even though it's not a member of the set?

Algebra Help (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
find x and y    02 Sep 2010 00:35 GMT-
find x and y   
solve in R
if
x^3+y^3=28 ,
on counting multiples of 3 which are not of 530 Aug 2010 01:48 GMT3
Problem. Between 100 and 200, how many numbers are multiple of 3 and
simultaneously not multiple of 5?
Clearly, 100 and 200 are out of the picture (besides, the word
``between'' is not inclusive, is it?) Hence, the first digit d(1) will
The reason we have Gravity?28 Aug 2010 23:19 GMT-
The reason we have Gravity?
A correct theory of gravity will show us these four (4) things:
1. It will show us why gravity also acts like acceleration (principle
of equvalence).
on a binary string27 Aug 2010 17:30 GMT2
Sirs, please consider this problem, argument and question.
How many binary strings --- those formed out of 1 or 0 --- of 8 digits
which contain exactly three zeroes are there?
Let's assume that we can put those three zeroes right at the

Recreational Math (view all ...)Last Post  Replies
Fourier equation and getting out of memory error tia sal2203 Sep 2010 17:33 GMT-
Fourier equation and out of memory error tia sal22
Sorry is this got posted twice my posts seem not to be showing up in
some groups...usenet gremlins again
Greetings All
Bacillus Cylindricoccus03 Sep 2010 11:41 GMT3
This deadly little bug (ficticious of course) has a cylindrical body whose diameter is the same as its length.
It has a thread like tail from the centre of one circular back end and long enough to reach the centre of its front circular face.
It can whip this tail around its body in ...
solving Inequalities02 Sep 2010 06:19 GMT5
When trying to solve an inequality such as  x^3 +408x -1728 <= 34x^2
graphically
I know you have to look for where the graph is at 0, but I don't understand
why this
Broken Stick Revisited.02 Sep 2010 04:29 GMT10
Ok, the broken stick problem reads as follows.
If you break a stick into N pieces, what is the probabilty that the
largest piece will
be no more than 0.5 of the lengh of the original stick?
 
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