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If $A^2 = I$ (Identity Matrix) then $A = \pm I$
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Why is the determinant $M_n(\mathbb R) \to \mathbb R$ continuous?
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If $\omega$ is an $n$-form on a compact $n$-manifold $M$ without boundary, then $\omega $ is exact if and only if $\int\limits_{M}\omega=0$
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Proposition about curves in $S^2$
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extending a vector field defined on a closed submanifold
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polynomials on the complex numbers
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Homeomorphism between subspaces
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Suppose I have a function $y=x+1$, then is this function the same as $y=\frac{ x^2+x}{x } $?
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Indices in differential geometry
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help on connections
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Visual Ways to Remember Cross products of Unit vectors? Cross-product in $\mathbb F^3$?
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Does a non-zero linear functional attain every value?
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What am I supposed to do in “If a and b are natural numbers, and ab=1, then a=1 and b=1”?
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A smooth function f satisfies $\left|\operatorname{ grad}\ f \right|=1$ ,then the integral curves of $\operatorname{grad}\ f$ are geodesics
3
Orthonormed vector fields on a Riemaniann surface
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zeroth hompotopy set of a topological space
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binomial theorem: find coef. xy
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Is there any way to find a angle of a complex number without a calculator?
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Limits and Derivatives
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$T: V\rightarrow W$ is an injective linear transformation when restricted to subspace $A$ of $V$. Then can we conclude that $\dim(A) = \dim T(A)$
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Isomorphism of symmetric groups.
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Why is $SO(3, \mathbb{C}) \cong PSL(2, \mathbb{C})$?
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How can one see that $\operatorname{tr}(f\otimes g)=\operatorname{tr}f\operatorname{ tr }g$?
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Is the map $f(a+bi)=a$ a homomorphism of rings?
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Show that the hyperboloid is a Riemannian manifold
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Induction (concerning $1+z+\dots+z^n$) and follow up question
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Maps between real projective spaces
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Inequality involving norm of matrix integral
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Logarithms explained simply
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Rank of Matrix (derivative of a smooth map)
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