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Terminology relating to the additive inverse of an idempotent

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Terminology relating to the additive inverse of an idempotent

Which is the mark that the competent mathematician must have more than any other?

Is the set of all " indefinite integrals" of a funcfion f identical to the set of all its area functions?

Can part 1 of the fundamental theorem of calculus be stated without using the area function concept?

Is this elementary-number-theoretic conjecture already mentioned somewhere or it is entirely new?

"$\mathbb{R}^2$ can't be totally ordered" (nicely)

A project work on algebraic topology (with categorical flavour) : suggestions for topics.

Why are even primes notable?

Do "assert" and "prove" mean the same thing?

Can I determine the finite subcover of any given open cover?(An unknown side of a known result)

Visualization in a metric space?

What objects can be turned into a category?

What does $\int \log ( \operatorname{sech}(\log x))dx$ have to do with the area enclosed by $r = \sin(2 \theta)$ and $ r=\cos(2 \theta)$?

Is there a group theoretic proof that $(\mathbf Z/(p))^\times$ is cyclic?

Does this sum help to show the irrationality of $\gamma$ constant?

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