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*A strong rejection. I'm surprised it was submitted to this conference.
*Trivial or wrong or known. I'm surprised anybody wrote such a paper."
It's interesting what different formulations conferences come up with for this part of their review template. Another one I've seen is I think "Strong rejection - I will actively fight for the rejection of this paper"
*A strong rejection. I'm surprised it was submitted to this conference.
*Trivial or wrong or known. I'm surprised anybody wrote such a paper."
It's interesting what different formulations conferences come up with for this part of their review template. Another one I've seen is I think "Strong rejection - I will actively fight for the rejection of this paper"
I teach at an American research 1 university. I am planning a course on combinatorial topology for undergraduates whose background is:
multivariable calculus
linear algebra
at least one proof course
In particular, I can't assume they have taken a class on analysis. I would like the course to ...
