Is my proof of greens theorem correct?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the clarity and readability of a proof of Green's Theorem shared via an image link. Participants are attempting to assess the accessibility of the proof based on the image size and their respective browser experiences.

Discussion Character

  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a link to an image of their proof of Green's Theorem.
  • Multiple participants express concerns about the image being too small to read comfortably.
  • There is a suggestion that the readability issue may depend on the browser being used, as one participant finds the image readable in Firefox.
  • Another participant mentions a lack of recent experience with Green's Theorem, indicating they cannot provide feedback on the proof itself.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree that the image is difficult to read, but there is no consensus on the reason for this issue, as experiences vary by browser.

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Limitations: The discussion does not address the content of the proof itself, focusing instead on the accessibility of the image. There is no evaluation of the proof's correctness.

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here it is.
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/79/greenproof.jpg
 

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your picture is minuscule
 
i know that's why u got to click on the link to the pic, don't go through the attachment.
 
Even after cllicking on it, opening in a new window, and then "enlarging", it is still too small to be read comfortably.
 
In the browser I'm using, Firefox, clicking on the picture makes it bigger and readable. Of course, I haven't used Green's Theorem in years so I'm completely useless
 
im using firefox too. must be the browser then
 

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