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For the standard permutation representation of the finite projective special linear group $text{PSL}_2$, I have noticed the fact that every permutation contains the cycles of one length, except for...
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1 answerI am working on an exercise about tensor products. We introduced them as the quotient space given by the following definition:For two Abelian groups $A$ and $B$ we...
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1 answerLet's say I have a team, and we are playing a game against another team, where our probability of winning each game is $p$. We get the offer to...
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0 answerLet $f(x)$ satisfy the differential equation$$frac{d(f(x))}{dx}+f(x)=g(x)$$ where $f(x)$ and $g(x)$ are continuous functions. Also it is known that $f(x)$ is a decreasing function of ...
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1 answerLet $M = mathbb{R}^2backslash{0}$,$$ alpha = frac{xcdot dy-ycdot dx}{x^2+y^2}$$and $mathcal{C} = {(f(e^{itheta})costheta,f(e^{itheta})sintheta);thetainmathbb{S}^1}$, where $f:mathbb{S}^1to (0,1)$ is smooth. Let $j:mathcal {C}to M$ be...
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1 answerNow the only hint I could derive from the question that we might have to use eigenvalues as $Tx = lambda x$ for $T = lambda I$. I...
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4 answerI saw today that $(B_t^1,B_t^2)$ is a brownian motion on $mathbb R^2$ iff $B_t^i$ a independent Brownian motion on $mathbb R$. So, if for example, ...
Asked on 11/21/2021
1 answer$S_3$ is the permutation group on 3 symbols and $mathbb{R}^*$ denotes the multiplicative group of non zero real numbers under multiplication. $h: S_3 to mathbb{R}^* $is given...
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2 answerI am trying to determine the critical points of the ODE $$frac{dy}{dx}=0.2x^2left(1-frac{x}{3}right).$$ Setting the right-hand-side to zero gives two solutions, namely $x=0$ and $x=3$. I was wondering...
Asked on 11/21/2021
2 answerI found this question Is the axiom of induction required for proving the first Gödel's incompleteness theorem? I am apparently under the (wrong) impression that a theory and a...
Asked on 11/21/2021 by Threnody
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