Samuel Reid

Calgary, Canada

Age: 19

I am currently attending the University of Calgary for an Honours Pure Mathematics degree.

May
17
awarded Taxonomist
May
16
awarded Caucus
Apr
23
accepted Integrating a Real Function with the Residue Theorem
Apr
23
asked Integrating a Real Function with the Residue Theorem
Apr
10
accepted Counting non-isomorphic relations
Apr
10
comment Counting non-isomorphic relations
Okay, I will take a look at this. Thank you very much for your help! I was scouring the internet for the past two hours and this was exactly what I was looking for!
Apr
10
comment Counting non-isomorphic relations
That is an amazing result, is there a paper I can read which derives it or do you know if there are any known asymptotics for $a(n)$?
Apr
10
comment Counting non-isomorphic relations
Are there any lower bounds? I just need to show that a limit is equal to zero for my application to modal logic, so even some sort of trivial lower bound could be useful!
Apr
10
asked Counting non-isomorphic relations
Apr
8
comment $n$-player version of Zermelo's Theorem
Thanks! Your example helped.
Apr
8
accepted $n$-player version of Zermelo's Theorem
Apr
8
asked $n$-player version of Zermelo's Theorem
Apr
5
accepted Counting lattice points interior to a polygon
Apr
4
asked Counting lattice points interior to a polygon
Mar
30
comment Probability that $x \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$
@amWhy: Yes, I learned a lot from both responses, thank you very much!
Mar
30
comment Probability that two Gaussian integers are divisible
@ZevChonoles: I'm not sure, care to explain?
Mar
30
asked Probability that two Gaussian integers are divisible
Mar
30
comment Probability that $x \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$
Do you have a reference for a proof of your last claim regarding the probability two integers in $\mathcal{O}_{K}$ are coprime?
Mar
30
accepted Probability that $x \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$
Mar
30
comment Probability that $x \equiv 3 \pmod{4}$
I'll accept your answer if you can answer a follow-up question: What is the probability that a prime number $p$ has $p \equiv 3 \mod{4}$, this would be equivalent to answering my question about the zeta function, I'll make a post about how they are connected as an answer after.
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