Prove or disprove that there does not exist a sequence "greater than 2^n+1" such that sum {i=0,n} {n Choose i}*(-1)^(n-i)(2^i+1) ends in an ifinite sequence of...
... <hillcino368@h...> ... Hi Cino, The behavior of zeta near 1 is a Standard Fact. (Zeta has a meromorphic continuation to the plane, with a simple pole of...
methinks adh just revealed that s/he's in Europe. Correct? ... relatives. ... In Europe it's spelled 'travelling' whereas in America it's spelled 'traveling'...
Here's a cute question adapted from a list of practice problems for the Putnam exam: The isoceles triangles with sides (5,5,6) and (5,5,8) have the same area. ...
... Actually I think the single l in American traveling is another example of "only in America" It is certainly travelling in Australia and New Zealand, and...
... area. ... Another couple of non-multiple versions would be 13,13,10 and 13,13,24 along with 17,17,16 and 17,17,30 That should give a clue as how I derived...
In a message dated 10/9/2005 2:54:13 AM Central Standard Time, ... What does this question mean? stevo [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
... Say one triangle has sides (A,A,B), the other has sides (C,C,D). We want A != C and A != D, B != C and B != D. (In reply to Peter's comment, I recommend...
... want ... OK, how about the pairs (2,2,1) and (7,7,3)? They're both isosocles, aren't they? Or do you mean to require that they have equal areas, ...
... <adh> (b) Do there exist pairs of isoceles triangles with integer <adh> sides such that no side of one triangle is a side of the <adh> other? <pmo> now...
In a message dated 10/9/2005 8:20:50 AM Central Standard Time, ... What makes them a pair then? It seems that there would be a huge number (perhaps infinite)...
In a message dated 10/9/2005 2:36:16 PM Central Standard Time, ... Okay, I understand now about the equal-area condition. stevo [Non-text portions of this...
In a message dated 10/9/2005 9:44:32 AM Central Standard Time, ... By search of all paired sides up to 256 I found three double pairs that are not multiples of...
hello there.. i have a problem,hope anybody can help me.. we have a graph with (i)node and (j)edge,we want to paint the node we minimum colour,(none of...
hello there.. i have a problem,hope anybody can help me.. we have a graph with (i)node and (j)edge,we want to paint the node we minimum colour,(none of...
... a graph with (i)node and (j)edge,we want to paint the node we minimum colour,(none of adjacent node can have the same colour),I want to know the...
... Indeed, the graph-coloring problem (given a graph, find a coloring that uses the smallest number of colors) is NP complete. :) In addition, the numbers of...
Hi, Three ocean travelers (travellers) found themselves adrift on the beach of a lone tropical island. Apparently, the Ocean Liner they were on sank in a...
In a message dated 10/13/2005 8:28:38 AM Central Standard Time, ... No idea. How is a problem like this to be solved? stevo [Non-text portions of this message...
In a message dated 10/15/2005 12:06:14 AM Central Standard Time, ... No, because a pair was defined earlier as having the same area. These two have different...
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