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Don Thousand

Chicago, IL, USA

I'm an undergraduate at the University of Chicago, with a major in Mathematics. I'm also working on a Masters in Computer Science.

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Function defined everywhere but continuous nowhere
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How to solve these $3$ equations for three unknowns $x$,$y$,$z$?
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Find the next number in this sequence
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How to solve $\sin^2(x)+\sin2x+2\cos^2(x)=0$
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$a+b+c+d+e+f=14$ , where $a,b,c,d,e$ and $f$ are whole numbers $\le 4$
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Are the sets of a power set considered “elements?”
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Has this basic number theory conjecture been discovered or proved before?
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Three coins are tossed. If one of them shows a tails, what is the probability that all three coins show tails?
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Number Spiral Problem
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Is the word coprime?
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Construct an A4 paper.
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Number of solutions for a given logical equation
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Street Combinatorics - 6 by 7 grid
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Tom & Jerry and True/False Answers Logic Puzzle
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span($v1,v2,v3$) = span($v1,v2$) Why can't the left side be linearly independent?
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Can you determine a set of values from a set of sums?
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About Utterly odd numbers.
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Solve the system of equations in the set of real numbers.
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How to solve the following system of equations?
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Proving that a finite simple group (order < 100) is either abelian or has order 60
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How to define an Order Preserving Bijection $f$ from rationals to rationals such that $f(0) = 0$ and $f(1) = 1$ that is not the identity function
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Normal of a point on the surface of an ellipsoid
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Bijective function excluding 0
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