I am not sure what linear-diophantine-eqns offers over diophantine-equations. There are only a few questions under the new tag, and it's been created very recently (April 3), so I'd rather just see everything retagged under diophantine-equations.
I tried to find whether this was discussed on meta, but it seems the creation of this tag was only mentioned in chat, here and also here. — Martin Sleziak37 secs ago
There seems to be no purpose stated. We already have a Stochastic Calculus tag. What then is the difference between stochastic calculus and stochastic analysis?
We have several tags named (stochastic-blah), what are the differences between:
stochastic-calculus
stochastic-analysis
stochastic-integrals
stochastic-processes
I have a feeling that there are certain degrees of overlaps here, and while I can see some differences, do we really need all four ...
I am not sure what linear-diophantine-eqns offers over diophantine-equations. There are only a few questions under the new tag, and it's been created very recently (April 3), so I'd rather just see everything retagged under diophantine-equations.
There seems to be no purpose stated. We already have a Stochastic Calculus tag. What then is the difference between stochastic calculus and stochastic analysis?
We have several tags named (stochastic-blah), what are the differences between:
stochastic-calculus
stochastic-analysis
stochastic-integrals
stochastic-processes
I have a feeling that there are certain degrees of overlaps here, and while I can see some differences, do we really need all four ...
