What's going on with this missing thread on the PF home page?

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In summary, there is a discussion on the PF home page about a thread under the Differential Geometry forum. However, when clicking on the forum, the thread does not appear, although it can be accessed through a specific link. Some post numbers are also missing from the thread. The conversation then moves on to discussing the displacement operator and its argument, which may be a vector rather than just a scalar. The author of the first post is identified as "dyn" and the issue is eventually resolved.
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On the PF home page, this thread shows up as the most recent under the Differential Geometry forum. If one clicks on the forum, the thread isn't there, even though one can get into the thread by clicking on the specific link. Some post numbers seem to be missing from the thread, e.g, I don't see a post #1.

Just wondering what's going on... :oldconfused:
 
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I see no problem!
 
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Shyan said:
I see no problem!
Hmm. Must be me then. Who do you see as the author of the first post in that thread?
 
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dyn and this is the first post:
dyn said:
Hi . I've just encountered something called the displacement operator which is the exponential of a parameter multiplied by a vector but I thought the argument of an exponential had to be a scalar. Is this not true ?
 
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Shyan said:
dyn and this is the first post: [...]
Thanks. I think I see the problem now.

Cheers.
 

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