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graveolensa
cambridge, ma
http://owen.maresh.info
I'm kind of interested in a lot of bizarre things: extending algebraic topology to take into account strange attractors and whatnot, and categorifying things that probably shouldn't be categorified.
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Interpolating the primorial $p_{n}\#$
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