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Potential incongruence between two seemingly equivalent methods for computing compositions of permutations?

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Potential incongruence between two seemingly equivalent methods for computing compositions of permutations?

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Infinite sequence of bases for a topological space

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Range at two points of the differential of a surjective map are equal?

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Imposing the integral of a 3D surface over arbitrary 2D domains

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Optimal evaluation of $\prod_{i=0}^N\left(x-\omega^i\right)$

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Solving a diffusion problem

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Convergence rate of expected deviation from arithmetic mean

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Can relationship between two variables in maxima and minima be solved using partial derivatives?

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Find coefficients of $y(x)=Ax+B$, given $x_{i+1}=x_i+qy(x_i)^p$, where $p$ and $q$ are constants, and 3 known values of $x$.

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Closures of sets in norms

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Show that the solution $(I,y)$ to an ODE $\dot{y} = X(t,y)$, with $X\in C^k(D_{X}, \mathbb{R}^n)$, is in $C^{k+1}(I, \mathbb{R}^n)$

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Inequality searching for an upper-bound

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Symmetry point of experimental data

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Brainteaser - How many sweets must be bad for us to expect 10% of bags to be bad in terms of $X,Y,Z,W$

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The existence of a set with nonzero measure on which two measurable functions $f>g$ is "separated" by a constant.

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Potential incongruence between two seemingly equivalent methods for computing compositions of permutations?

Infinite sequence of bases for a topological space

Range at two points of the differential of a surjective map are equal?

Imposing the integral of a 3D surface over arbitrary 2D domains

Optimal evaluation of $\prod_{i=0}^N\left(x-\omega^i\right)$

Solving a diffusion problem

Convergence rate of expected deviation from arithmetic mean

Can relationship between two variables in maxima and minima be solved using partial derivatives?

Find coefficients of $y(x)=Ax+B$, given $x_{i+1}=x_i+qy(x_i)^p$, where $p$ and $q$ are constants, and 3 known values of $x$.

Closures of sets in norms

Show that the solution $(I,y)$ to an ODE $\dot{y} = X(t,y)$, with $X\in C^k(D_{X}, \mathbb{R}^n)$, is in $C^{k+1}(I, \mathbb{R}^n)$

Inequality searching for an upper-bound

Symmetry point of experimental data

Brainteaser - How many sweets must be bad for us to expect 10% of bags to be bad in terms of $X,Y,Z,W$

The existence of a set with nonzero measure on which two measurable functions $f>g$ is "separated" by a constant.

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