Posting a Number Theory Paper: Where to Go?

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For posting a number theory paper, the appropriate section is the number theory area of the forum, rather than the homework section. It's important to ensure that the paper aligns with the forum's guidelines and rules. Members suggest reviewing the forum rules before posting to avoid any issues. Engaging with the community in the right section can lead to more constructive feedback. Proper placement of the paper will enhance visibility and relevance.
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I need some feedback on a number theory paper of mine...
I am not sure where to post it...
Is it ok, if I post my message in the number theory section?

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Yep, that would be the place! Since it is a paper on number theory, it would fit well in that section, and not so well in the homework section. At least that is how I see it.
 

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