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February 1

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  1. Winning percentage fallacy

February 2

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  1. What's the technical term for this ratios?
  2. limit at infinity of constant

February 3

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  1. What is the name of the number system where the only digits that exist are +1 and -1?

February 4

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  1. Continuously differentiable implies Holder continuous

February 5

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  1. Coefficients of a Legendre polynomial
  2. Set whose boundary is the entire space

February 7

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  1. Notes in articles aren't OR?!?

February 10

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  1. Expected values

February 11

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  1. Is there a term that mathematicians use for what computer scientists call "partial application"?

February 13

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  1. Integration

February 15

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  1. Is there a cardinal voting system where there is no incentive to lie about your preferences?

February 19

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  1. Gabriel's Horn

February 21

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  1. Books on measure theory & probability

February 23

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  1. Ring of sets
  2. Slender groups and Jerzy Łoś

February 24

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  1. Material Drop Chance

February 25

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  1. Nelson rules

February 26

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  1. Prove that any positive integer, can be decomposed to at most norm-equal 2 elements in gauss integer

February 27

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  1. A proof that there is no q such: q²=k²+1 by gaussian integers
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