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Jun 26 20:42
@Thorgott congrats :)
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:40
@Pizza okok
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:32
@Pizza not sure this is a wise choice
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:14
I'm not sure it's the same tho
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:12
I've only seen stability of systems when I studied ODEs
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:12
@Pizza Never studied something like this
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:10
ok
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:09
bruh
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:08
@Pizza oh ok
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:05
so this was your last math exam?
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:05
yeah
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:03
is there an oral part?
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:02
nice
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 15:00
did you manage to do all of them?
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 14:59
3 exercises?
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 14:56
problem 1 is easier than problem 2 imo
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 14:54
@Pizza Seems standard
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 14:54
oh yes, I though you were talking about your test
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 14:44
@Pizza where is it?
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 12:48
yes, search and replace :)
Sine of the Time
Jun 19 12:45
@psie are you using overleaf?
Sine of the Time
Jun 18 10:38
@Pizza how was the exam?
Sine of the Time
Jun 18 08:25
@leslietownes math.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/ask-shifrin
Sine of the Time
Jun 16 16:47
@pie iirc you need to use require cancel. You can find the command in the meta page about MathJax
Sine of the Time
Jun 14 15:17
@Anonymous there's a link to the problems with solutions
Sine of the Time
Jun 13 18:10
@Joe sure, the statement with "normed" instead of "metric" is correct. It would be fun to ask AI what's a finite dimensional metric space
Sine of the Time
Jun 13 16:55
user image
Sine of the Time
Jun 12 23:07
@advocateofnone I guess no one is interested :(
Sine of the Time
Jun 12 16:14
chat updated?
Sine of the Time
Jun 12 11:48
@Anonymous problem sets with solutions
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 20:28
@Anonymous you can take a look at the MIT ocw multivarible calculus, there are lessons and problems. But it's better to study from a book
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:43
and Morera's theorem is the "inverse" of Cauchy's theorem
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:43
Cauchy's theorem does not provide a necessary and sufficient condition
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:42
yes?
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:37
then it refers to the CR equations
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:35
did you see other theorems beside the one you posted before?
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:27
did you check your notes?
Sine of the Time
Jun 11 16:26
@Pizza I don't think this terminology is standard
Sine of the Time
Jun 10 12:47
@pie en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodesic
 

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Jun 11 16:31
delete please
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Jun 10 18:40
one more close vote
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Jun 10 18:40
yesterday, by Sine of the Time
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Jun 9 15:43
basically zero effort, and it's not clear what's the question
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Jun 8 17:39
dang
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Jun 8 17:39
can't waste 3 match points
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Jun 8 11:56
Sinner or Alcaraz?