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The discussion centers around the question of velocity and acceleration, highlighting the contributions of a prominent mathematician from the UK, referred to as Opalg. Participants express surprise at the notion that only one expert mathematician exists in the UK, indicating a broader recognition of mathematical talent. The conversation emphasizes the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing in solving mathematical problems.

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Hello,
UK's (United Kingdom) one great expert mathematician provided me the answer to this question which I reproduced it below here:

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Gosh, I would have thought that the United Kingdom had more than just one "great expert mathematician"!
 
Country Boy said:
Gosh, I would have thought that the United Kingdom had more than just one "great expert mathematician"!

The one great expert mathematician in the UK (that I know of) is Opalg who is with us here on MHB. But I don't think that answer came from him.
 
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Yes, I will certainly accept that Opalg is a "great expert mathematician"!
 

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