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Let $P$ be a Sylow $p$-subgroup of $G$ and suppose $x\in P$ has order $p$ and $C_G(x)$ has cyclic Sylow $p$-subgroups. Prove $P$ is cyclic.

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A zero-divisor whose every localization is zero in a Noetherian ring whose every associated prime is minimal

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Is there any isomorphism between these two local rings?

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Alternative definition of sheaf associated to a module?

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Calculating the Galois group of $f = X^4+20$.

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$M_x$ is free $\Rightarrow \widetilde{M}$ is locally free at $x$

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Understanding the steps in Pugh's proof about the Least Upper Bound Property

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Extension of quasi-coherent sheaves

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Proving a matrix is diagonalizable given eigenvectors and information about characteristic polynomial ranks

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Exercise 1.3 in Harris' Algebraic Geometry

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What must be true for thirteen points to impose independent conditions on quartics?

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A curve that intersects $2x^3y^3-30x^2y^2+11xy^3+2x^3-38x^2y+20xy^2-13y^3+16x^2+94xy+10y^2+301x-668y+662$ with multiplicity $3$ or more

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Prove a group of order $22,000$ with $16$ Sylow-$5$ subgroup has a normal (Sylow) $11$ subgroup.

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I have a question of Prop.1.10 of Hartshorne's Algebraic Geometry

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Dimension of intersection of distinct subspaces

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Eigenvalues of a matrix in relation to another matrix

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Dense set containing an orthonormal basis

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Two permutations have different parity when each element in one is a function of an element in the other

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how to show the following problem on combinatorics

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If $A^T A v = A A^T v = v$ with $A$ *not* orthogonal. Must $v$ be an eigenvector?

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Identifying a measure with a function

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If $\rho\leq\sigma$, is $\operatorname{rank}(\rho)\leq\operatorname{rank}(\sigma)$?

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A question to a proof regarding to measurable functions with basic topology

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If $T^m(\alpha)=0,$ with $\alpha \in V$ and $m \in \mathbb{N}$, then $T(\alpha)=0$

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Bounded linear operator of $\ell^{2}(\mathbb{N})$ which is normal but not self-adjoint

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Counting summation of binomial coefficients

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Invertiblity of ST and TS for linear maps

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Difference between support of a section and nonvanishing locus of a section.

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If $X$ is a not a rational curve, then $\dim |P|=0$ for all $P$ in $X$.

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Hartshorne Example II.7.8.6