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Is there a rigorous mathematical definition of the Koch curve?

Absolute Extrema at Infinity

Can integers be divisible by real numbers?

The definition of a subspace in linear algebra

Confusion Concerning Arbitrary Neighborhoods, Boundary Points, and Isolated Points

Different notions of Submanifold

What is the point of having a special integer $N$ in the definition of a limit

First version of Strong Law - finite vs bounded

Why are these two definitions of differentiability identical?

Can the parameter of prior probability depends on data?

Meaning of $\int_E {f(x) \mu(dx)}?$

For completeness, does the limit of the Cauchy sequence need to be in the same space as the sequence?

To define Dehn surgery, should one allow orientation reversing diffeomorphisms or arbitrary ones?

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