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2:20 AM
Now there are 100 questions with and no top-level tag - so the same as on January 13 and on August 3.
I will also ask for some advice on the choice of the top-level tag for: Injective modules and Pontrjagin duals. I have used [tag;ac.commutative-algebra], since this is the top-level tag related to modules.
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Q: Injective modules and Pontrjagin duals

AnweshiForgive me for this naive question. We consider the following lemma and its proof in Lang's algebra, Third Ed., published 1999, Chap. 20, section 4, page 784. Every module is a submodule of an injective module. For a module $M$, Lang defines its dual to be $M$^ = $Hom(M, \mathbb{Q}/\mathb...

 
 
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5:40 AM
@MartinSleziak I waited a bit to see whether I get some response here. Eventually I created the tag. (I did not create - perhaps having one tag for both purposes is enough.)
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Q: Printer-friendly versions?

darij grinbergWhen I print an MO thread (using Chrome, at least), the font size is extremely small (8pt? nested indices are very hard to read, at least). Since I don't think this is easily fixable on the user side (at least not without MathJax getting all messed up), could we have a "printer-friendly" option o...

@MartinSleziak On second thought, the (reputation-leagues) tag on Mathematics Meta has only three questions, here on MathOverflow Meta I have seen only those two question which would fit under . Probably using for this is enough - a separate tag is not really needed.
 
5:59 AM
This question seems mistagged to me - and it also has the problematic tag: Nearest Lattice Point. It's possible that it might get closed, but anyway - what would be suitable tags here? Some of , , ?
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Q: Nearest Lattice Point

Dumslicer HaloHanna moves in a lattice where every point can be represented by a pair of integers. She moves from point A to point B and then takes a turn 90 degrees right and starts moving till she reaches the first point on the lattice. Find what's the point she would reach? In essence the problem boils down...

 

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