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Two definitions of $\pi$

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Two definitions of $\pi$

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If a ray r emanating from an exterior point of triangle ABC intersects side AB at any point between A and B, then r also intersects side AC or side BC

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Kepler's books: Mysterium Cosmographicum, Astronomia Nova, and Harmonices Mundi

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Inconsistent axioms

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History of various definitions of topology

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Is infinite sequence of irrational numbers digits mathematically observable?

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score 238 · Answer 7 · 2019-03-26 05:40:50

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First papers of famous mathematicians

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where do sensitivity, specificity, recall and precision terms come from?

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First Classification of Finite Subgroups of $SO(3)$

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Why do we apply functions the "wrong way around", i.e. why do we write $f(x)$ instead of $(x)f$?

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"What is the specific mathematical reason behind the origin of the Collatz Conjecture that makes it difficult to solve it?

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Some questions about different axiomatic systems for neighbourhoods

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Were there any results that were true in old axioms, but are false in modern axioms, and are not obvious paradoxes?

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Common meaning of conjugation

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A geometry theory without irrational numbers?

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Two definitions of $\pi$

If a ray r emanating from an exterior point of triangle ABC intersects side AB at any point between A and B, then r also intersects side AC or side BC

Kepler's books: Mysterium Cosmographicum, Astronomia Nova, and Harmonices Mundi

Inconsistent axioms

History of various definitions of topology

Is infinite sequence of irrational numbers digits mathematically observable?

First papers of famous mathematicians

where do sensitivity, specificity, recall and precision terms come from?

First Classification of Finite Subgroups of $SO(3)$

Why do we apply functions the "wrong way around", i.e. why do we write $f(x)$ instead of $(x)f$?

"What is the specific mathematical reason behind the origin of the Collatz Conjecture that makes it difficult to solve it?

Some questions about different axiomatic systems for neighbourhoods

Were there any results that were true in old axioms, but are false in modern axioms, and are not obvious paradoxes?

Common meaning of conjugation

A geometry theory without irrational numbers?

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