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Maik Pickl
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Why is some power of a permutation matrix always the identity?

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Why can't we use the law of cosines to prove Fermat's Last Theorem?

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Partition of unity from RCA Rudin

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Every symmetric bilinear form has a orthogonal basis

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Inverse limit of finite sets with surjective maps has surjective projection?

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Is a space with the cofinite topology compactly generated?

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Give an example of a ring of cardinality 8 such that there are exactly 6 zero divisors

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The inductive construction of a CW complex.

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Prove: $h \in T_xM \iff \operatorname{dist}(x+\epsilon h,M) = o(\epsilon)$

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injective linear transformation basis.

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Understanding a proof of Schröder-Bernstein theorem

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If the orbit space is Hausdorff, must the action be proper?

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Show that $\{ \rho(u_n,v_n)\} \rightarrow \rho(u,v)$

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morphism of $C^{\infty}(M)$ algebra

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Linear transformations on finite dimensional spaces

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Proof about characteristic polynomial

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Prove or Disprove: there is only one ring homomorphism $f:\mathbb{R} \rightarrow \mathbb{C}$

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Corollary of Schur's Lemma - why abelian

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Why does $y$ go to $0$ faster than $x$?

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Show that $T$ has an invariant subspace of dimension $j$ for each $j=1,2,\ldots \dim V$.

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Let $G$ be the set of all functions $g : ℕ \to \{0,1\}$. Prove that $G$ is uncountable.

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How do I compute this integral of the following $2$ form in $\Bbb{R}^3$.

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What is $M_P/M_P^2$?

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Linear transformation defined by an $m$ by $n$ matrix

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How to create a counter example of a matrix with non orthogonal eigenvector?

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Functorial Morphism in Top / Topological Question

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An open set that has no volume

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Any basis of a $C_2$ space admits a countable subcollection as a basis

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Proving that second derivative is perpendicular to curve

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Liouville's Theorem Applications