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Estimate variance given a sample of size one (7th Kolmogorov Student Olympiad)
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Estimate variance given a sample of size one (7th Kolmogorov Student Olympiad)
@JonathanChristensen Thanks, it didn't occur to me to search stat.SE, too, before posting. (It's telling that we chose the same question among them all to post, though :-) )
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how prove $f\equiv 0$ if $\int_0^1 f(xt)dt=0$
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When do Pell equation results imply applicability of the “Vieta jumping”-method to a given conic?
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Translations of Kolmogorov Student Olympiads in Probability Theory
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@ZhenLin You are right, I will edit my question.
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convergence of $L^p $ norm
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$S$ and $G$ are positive integers. Prove there exist integers $x$ and $y$ such that $x+y=S$ and $(x,y)=G$ if and only if $G\mid S$
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