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Ppbuk reacted to bob012345's post in the thread Undergrad A Very Gentle Approach to Thinking About Hyperspheres with
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At the time I couldn’t figure out how to make Latex to do ##\approx##. Now I do and I edited the above post. Thanks. Regarding... -
Ppbuk replied to the thread Undergrad A Very Gentle Approach to Thinking About Hyperspheres.Ah yes, of course - obvious once you point it out.
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Ppbuk replied to the thread Undergrad A Very Gentle Approach to Thinking About Hyperspheres.I think that should be ##\approx## Why? I don't see how this diagram helps visualize how the smaller sphere touches the face of the...
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Ppbuk replied to the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*?.Possibly, but I had forgotten its use for alternation. I think Conway's 1971 book did, but other old texts I am familiar with use ##...
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Ppbuk replied to the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*?.Thanks, that also explains the use of ##LaTeX## math formatting. It is a shame that we have had to figure this out for ourselves because...
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Ppbuk reacted to Filip Larsen's post in the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*? with
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Comparing with the diagram, I read use of symbol + in any of OP posts to really indicate RE alternation and not Kleene plus, that is... -
Ppbuk replied to the thread Undergrad The problem of points.If an unforeseen condition arises in a game between two players then only those two players can determine what is the most acceptable...
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Ppbuk replied to the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*?.(R+SU*T)*SU* incorrectly rejects STS. Perhaps you intended to post (R*SU*T)*SU*? Note that as I posted in #5 the string STS is also...
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Ppbuk replied to the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*?.You keep posting the same obviously incorrect expression. And you keep posting it using ##LaTeX## math notation which is completely...
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Ppbuk replied to the thread How to show R*S(U+TR*S)* is equivalent to (R+SU*T)SU*?.Firstly, ##LaTeX## is not helpful for posting regular expressions; for instance it makes + look like a binary operator. Neither of the...