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  Google Docs Has an Equation Editor using Latex and Latex Cheat Sheet - Teaching, Learning, Information Technology Tools

  Google Docs Has an Equation Editor using Latex and Latex Cheat Sheet

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  What the $*@&#! is the Nephroid of Freeth? - Boing Boing

  Plane curves are really just curved shapes that exist in a two-dimensional, as opposed to three-dimensional, space. Think circle vs. sphere. "Special" plane curves are the ones that turned out to be interesting enough that mathematicians gave them their own name. Our friend the circle is a ...

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  Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth - Boing Boing

  When I found out that a graphic novel about the life of Bertrand Russell was in the works, I imagined it would be interesting, but I never thought it would be as spellbinding as it turned out to be. Logicomix, created by a team of Greek artists and writers is full color graphic novel about ...

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  Avinash Meetoo: Blog » A regular expression to check for prime numbers

  Regular expressions are extremely powerful. This is something I read at least once or twice every day while reading articles and blogs on the Web. While browsing today, I found this page which thoroughly describes the use of the regular expression /^1?$|^(11+?)\1+$/ in Perl to check if a ...

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  India prof tips fastest prime number detection algorithm

  Agrawal told EE Times India that his deterministic polynomial time algorithm detects prime numbers. "It is faster than other existing solutions and is foolproof." With this he solves a nearly 200-year old problem which has been vexing the mathematics community. "It is a great honour for me to ...

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