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Bill Dubuque

Dec 12, 2024 09:33

This common proof, as well as many closely related proofs - are already presented in many prior answers here, e.g. see the inked dupes and the posts linked there. Please search for answers before asking questions. $\ \ $

Martin Sleziak

Sep 22, 2023 03:41

Although to some extent, if you check out the post that I linked in my comment, you might see various ways to search and you can be able to see for yourself which of them are usable for MO: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Sep 22, 2023 03:39

I would disagree with "Google is a better search engine for MathOverflow than MathOverflow's built-in search" as a blanket statement covering all possible cases. I do certainly use Google quite often. At the same time, on SE sites I often restrict the search to some combination of tags. There are certainly many various ways how to search - which of them works better might depend on the situation. (As far as searching goes, Mathematics has some advantages over MO, for several reasons.) — Martin Sleziak yesterday

metasmoke

Aug 29, 2023 08:31

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Halflife

Aug 29, 2023 05:04

halflife:2023-08-29 05:04:28,276:437064: Check post https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/a/29265 (1)

SmokeDetector

Aug 29, 2023 05:04

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in answer (1): Inside waterproof coating of backpack has become sticky ✏️‭ by Diablo‭ on outdoors.SE

Martin Sleziak

Feb 8, 2023 15:03

Some useful information about searching can be found in this FAQ post: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Jan 18, 2023 15:15

@AkivaWeinberger On Mathematics Meta: Announcing a third-party search engine for Math StackExchange. and How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Oct 26, 2022 17:34

I have added it here: math.meta.stackexchange.com/posts/29266/revisions Into the post: How to search on this site? - Built-in search

Martin Sleziak

Oct 20, 2022 07:06

Maybe it would be worth mentioning in the post on meta about searching with Approach0: How to search on this site?

The Amplitwist

Sep 27, 2022 21:00

Is this the post you are looking for—? math.stackexchange.com/a/4538371 (I searched for 0.091767* user:1714. The star operator is a wildcard, and the user operator searches within your posts.) Oh wait, is it that you wanted other posts containing this number? Then the search 0.091767* might help. (But this latter search only brings up your post. Searching for 0.0917* brings up two more, not sure how related.) — The Amplitwist 7 hours ago

The Amplitwist

Sep 27, 2022 21:00

Just wanted to find any q&A containing the numerical constant $0.091767$. ('ve used this constant (with some more digits) in an answer of mine. Pure text-search does not find matches, so maybe one must search for this numbers as a math expression. Now approach0 finds many mathces, but no relation to the digits of my number... now no more option? — Gottfried Helms 7 hours ago

Martin Sleziak

Jul 7, 2022 11:24

@onepotatotwopotato I have only put the equation into Approach0. That's one of the tools mentioned in the FAQ post: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Jun 29, 2022 05:43

There is this faq post: How to search on this site? and it is linked in the help center, too: math.stackexchange.com/help/searching

Halflife

Apr 14, 2022 13:45

halflife:2022-04-14 13:38:53,872:359506: Extracted URL http://localhost:8081/index.bundle?platform=android&dev=true&minify=false:29265:25</p

Martin Sleziak

Feb 6, 2022 14:50

See also: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Apr 30, 2021 11:05

> In addition to the built-in searchbar (which has some more powerful options), you may also want to consider using the advice given in the question How to search on this site?. The math-aware search engine approach0 may also be useful.

Martin Sleziak

Apr 28, 2021 05:19

@XanderHenderson I am a bit torn whether it is better to link directly to Approach0 or maybe to this answer. (The latter has an advantage that it has also some examples.)

Martin Sleziak

Apr 23, 2021 18:36

More details can be found here: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Apr 3, 2021 07:32

One thing I would consider in favor of closing as a duplicate - it is possible to leave a comment explaining how the duplicate was found (and thus helping the user to learn that they should search before asking and also how to search).

Martin Sleziak

Mar 28, 2021 09:02

Various possibility of searching are mentioned here: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Jan 8, 2021 20:22

This is mentioned at the end of this answer: How to search on this site? (current revision)

Martin Sleziak

Dec 7, 2020 11:51

I went through all queries from here: How to search on this site? Without any crash.

Martin Sleziak

Nov 26, 2020 11:44

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A: How to search on this site?

Approach0 Searching for a specific formula is often rather difficult. A tool which is very suitable for this is the Approach0 search engine. Some basic information can be found in Guide for New Users (which contains also animations of some examples). If you want to know more about the project, ...

Martin Sleziak

Sep 21, 2020 10:10

To add some context for other users, who did not follow the previous discussion, this is related to the feature request: Should we add external searches in some help pages about search? (And specifically to the suggestion to include the link to this post: How to search on this site?)

Martin Sleziak

Sep 21, 2020 10:00

> Various ways to search this site (both using the built-in search and using some external tools) are summarized on meta: How to search on this site?

Nicolas Chabanovsky

Sep 21, 2020 09:34

> Various ways to search this site (both using the built-in search and using some external tools) are summarized on meta: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Sep 21, 2020 01:55

in Cafe and Tavern on the math.se, 2 days ago, by quid

@NicolasChabanovsky hello! Thanks for coming back to this and sorry for the delay. I think the simplest would be to link the faq mentioned by @MartinSleziak in the help center. This one https://math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29265/how-to-search-on-this-site

quid

Sep 18, 2020 17:15

@NicolasChabanovsky hello! Thanks for coming back to this and sorry for the delay. I think the simplest would be to link the faq mentioned by @MartinSleziak in the help center. This one math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29265/…

Martin Sleziak

Sep 17, 2020 16:38

Hi everyone! Could you please tell me what is the community's current stand on this question? As I can see, you have already created a meta post about external search options and there is an answer that contains a paragraph that might be added to the /help/searching. Could you please tell me if I understand you correctly? (Btw, I started a conversation in the chat, please feel free to ping there.) — Nicolas Chabanovsky ♦ 24 mins ago

Martin Sleziak

Sep 17, 2020 16:36

BTW you probably noticed that I have suggested basically the same thing as you said above in my answer: Should we add external searches in some help pages about search? And I have also started the CW-post for this purpose: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Sep 12, 2020 20:02

If I may advertise, there is also this FAQ post: How to search on this site? And there is a chatroom dedicated to searching.

Martin Sleziak

Sep 12, 2020 08:00

in Mathematics, 22 secs ago, by Martin Sleziak

Relevant post on meta: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Sep 12, 2020 07:59

Relevant post on meta: How to search on this site?

murgatroid99

Jul 31, 2020 22:20

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A: M:tG infinite loops: which actions are optional vs. mandatory? Is there inaction?

The loop rules in the Comprehensive Rules do not cover these situations. However, a recently added section of the Magic Tournament Rules does address the scenarios in this question. Of course, the Magic Tournament Rules are not binding on casual "kitchen table" games, but it is reasonable to inte...

Martin Sleziak

Jul 4, 2020 06:19

I'll repeat my suggestion that sometimes it might be useful to do a bit of searching and you might find some similar problems on the site: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

Jul 3, 2020 18:11

Some general advice on searching: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

May 5, 2020 19:57

what if anyone is banned from asking question? — Manjoy Das 30 mins ago

Martin Sleziak

May 3, 2020 19:42

@FakeMod In case it is useful: How to search on this site?

Martin Sleziak

May 2, 2020 06:41

This is based on my previous suggestion here on meta: Should we add external searches in some help pages about search? It was suggested by quid and Aloizio Macedo that having a post on meta is better option than editing the help center. (Mainly because in this way the information can be improved and updated by regular users whenever needed.) — Martin Sleziak Oct 15 '18 at 12:49

Martin Sleziak

May 2, 2020 06:41

Some time ago, we discussed that this link could be added into help center: How to search on this site? Are there plans among moderators to request doing this?

Martin Sleziak

Jan 15, 2020 09:26

This seems to be the same question as: Need help in solving $\int _{ 0 }^{ \frac { \pi }{ 2 } } \int _{ 0 }^{ x }{ { e }^{ sin(y) } } { sin(x)dydx }$. I found it using Approach0. See also: How to search on this site? — Martin Sleziak 1 hour ago

Martin Sleziak

Dec 20, 2019 06:12

I found it using Approach0, for more tips on searching, see: How to search on this site?

Wei Zhong

Dec 18, 2019 07:49

@MartinSleziak I have just added that bit. See math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/29265/…