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Point picking in a 1x1 square: probability of line segments connecting 2 random interior points to catacorner vertices intersecting in the square.

Probability for heads from an experiment

Sign of a function that involves the arithmetic function that counts the number of Ramanujan primes less than a given integer

On conjectures about the arithmetic function that counts the number of Sophie Germain primes

On a conjecture about the arithmetic function that counts the number of twin primes

Does the fraction of distinct substrings in prefixes of the Thue–Morse sequence of length $2^n$ tend to $73/96$?

Is probability perspective dependent?

How to make computers understand length, breadth and height given a 3d object?

How to know that if by rearranging a histogram it would fit a Gaussian?

Book that helps recognizing underlying mathematical expression of numerical results

Closed-form expressions for Fourier integrals

Testing Zeros Of The Riemann Hypothesis

On interesting definitions involving the sum of remainders function and sequences of integers with special abundancy

On a sequence with $n^{\frac{1}{\operatorname{rad}(n)}}$ unbounded, where $\operatorname{rad}(n)$ is the product of primes dividing $n$

Is there an explanation for the behaviour of this finite continued fraction in connection with prime numbers?

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