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Where to begin with foundations of mathematics

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Is there a prime number between every prime and its square?

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To Mock A Mockingbird: Flower Garden (Math Puzzle)

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Is there any mathematical operation on Integers that yields the same result as doing bitwise "AND"?

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Random math questions (modular arithmetic & notation)

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Finding the area of 4 rectangles

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A function whose arguments can be restored from the value

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Axiom 3 of Hilbert System

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Translating statements into Predicate Logic

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Mathematical induction solution I don't understand

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Predicate calculus statement and its negation

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finding a point in a cylinder

answered Feb 22, 2012 at 1:59

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Proof by contradiction involving set theory

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Groups: showing $ab=1$ implies $ba=1$.

answered Oct 9, 2011 at 3:10

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Why is this relation not transitive but R = {(3,4)} is ?

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 22:56

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Symbolic predicate logic for "for all elements in a set except this one..."

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Where to begin with foundations of mathematics

Is there a prime number between every prime and its square?

To Mock A Mockingbird: Flower Garden (Math Puzzle)

Is there any mathematical operation on Integers that yields the same result as doing bitwise "AND"?

Random math questions (modular arithmetic & notation)

Finding the area of 4 rectangles

A function whose arguments can be restored from the value

Axiom 3 of Hilbert System

Translating statements into Predicate Logic

Mathematical induction solution I don't understand

Predicate calculus statement and its negation

finding a point in a cylinder

Proof by contradiction involving set theory

Groups: showing $ab=1$ implies $ba=1$.

Why is this relation not transitive but R = {(3,4)} is ?

Symbolic predicate logic for "for all elements in a set except this one..."