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12:03 PM
Is it better not to have title consisting only from MathJax, such as: $\frac{C}{d_{max}} \le \pi $?
On Mathematics, there is a general consensus that it's better not to use such title, I wasn't sure whether such issue was discussed on MO too. math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9687/…
> Ensure that the title contains some actual words, and not only $\rm\LaTeX$ -- the search functionality of MSE does not interact well with typeset mathematics, making questions comprising only $\rm\LaTeX$ (much) harder to find. Furthermore, the MathJax context menu (which pops up when you right-click on some typeset expression) overrides the browser's link context menu, making e.g. opening the question in a new tab difficult.
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Q: $\frac{C}{d_{max}} \le \pi $

Đào Thanh OaiLet $C$ is a perimeter of a convex hull (plane geometry) and $d_{max}$ is the largest distance of two arbitrary points in the convex hull. I am looking for a proof that: $$\frac{C}{d_{max}} \le \pi $$ What is a generalization of the inequality for higher dimension?

 
12:53 PM
I see that the question which I linked above has been edited by YCor.
I have removed the deprecated (abstract-algebra) tag from "About some kind of “converse” of a theorem from Galois theory". The question is still missing a top-level tag (and I am not sure which one to choose.)
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Q: About some kind of "converse" of a theorem from Galois theory

Sylvain JULIENIt is a well known result from Galois theory that, given a Galois extension $L$ of a field $K$, an element $x$ of $L$ is in $K$ if for all $\sigma$ in $Gal(L/K)$, one has $\sigma(x)=x$. My question is: is it true that every element $y$ of $L$, such that there exists at least one field homomorp...

 

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