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Atomic vs. atomistic 
  On this Wikipedia page: [link] is written: "Such an algebra can be defined equivalently as a complete Boolean algebra that is atomic, meaning that every element is a sup of some set of atoms." However in this Wikipedia page: [link])... more »
By Victor Porton  - 7:05pm - 1 new of 1 message    

revisions 
  [link] revisions If a coefficient = 0, its exponent is raised to 1. Otherwise it remains the same.
By Jon  - 6:52pm - 1 new of 1 message    

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By kevin norton  - 4:11pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Welcome to <sci.math>. These suggestions may help you. 
    These notes are not official in any way, but if you are new to this group you may find them helpful. 1.    Messages posted to <sci.math> may be about mathematics at any level.  Please don't post OT (off-topic) messages about other things. Be cautious about cross-posting (posting the same message to more than... more »
By Ken Pledger  - 3:13pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

What's the name of this relation between metric spaces? 
  Given two metric spaces, (A, d) and (M, s), such that there exist a bijective map f: A <--> M, and a positive real number k by which for any two elements x and y of set A holds s[ f[ x ], f[ y ] ] == k d[ x, y ] ... ... what's the name or technical term of this relation between these two metric spaces, please?... more »
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deuterium aging in our Solar System; Earth twice as old as Europa #186 Atom Totality theory 
  I have gone as far as I think I can on zircon aging of the Outer planets versus Inner planets and will just have to wait for further news and research. Perhaps someone who has zircon dated a meteorite found a anomaly of 8 billion years or greater but threw away his findings thinking it was a mistake.... more »
By Archimedes Plutonium  - 1:50pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

Prove/Disprove that nCr for (n-r) > r > 3 can never be a perfect square 
  Prove/Disprove that nCr for (n-r) > r > 3 can never be a perfect square. {Note: For r=2 we have [link] which will always give perfect square nCr. For r=3 we have n={3,4,50} to give perfect square (these are the only three tetrahedral numbers which are also perfect square)... more »
By AI  - 1:36pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

roots to *any* polynomial 
  [link] This solution for the roots of *any* polynomial requires some manipulation of complex numbers. An example for the solutions to the Pentic is provided.
By Jon  - 1:32pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

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