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  2. DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY EXAMPLES 2 P.M.H. Wilson, Lent 2015…

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/study/II/DifferentialGeometry/2014-2015/dg2.pdf
    4 Feb 2015: possible area is an arc of a circle passing through A and B. ... φ(s,v) = α(s) r(n(s) cos v b(s) sin v)where n = n(s) and b = b(s) are the normal and binormal vectors of α.
  3. DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY EXAMPLES 2 P.M.H. Wilson, Lent 2016…

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/study/II/DifferentialGeometry/2015-2016/dg16.2.pdf
    17 Dec 2015: possible area is an arc of a circle passing through A and B. ... φ(s,v) = α(s) r(n(s) cos v b(s) sin v). where n = n(s) and b = b(s) are the normal and binormal vectors of α.
  4. Starred exercises have model answers. The following relevant tripos…

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~tef10/cam_only/discex.pdf
    7 Feb 2015: This one ishard: you will need your answer to (ii)). (v) from (A B) A into (A B) B. ... So T is a natural functionfrom (A B) A into (A B) B.) Show that something is afixpoint combinator iff it is a fixed point for T.
  5. University of Cambridge Mathematical Tripos Computability and Logic…

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~tef10/cam_only/comp.pdf
    22 Oct 2015: λfABxA : (A B) B -int (1). λxA.(λfAB.fABxA) : A ((A B) B) -int (2). ... Bλx.x(fx) : (A B) B -int (2). λf.λx.x(fx) : ((A B) A) ((A B) B) -int (1).
  6. INTRODUCTION TO HYPERBOLIC AND AUTOMATIC GROUPS S. M. Gersten ...

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~tef10/cam_only/baumslag.pdf
    28 Jul 2015: a. a. a. a a. a. b b. b. b b. ... 8 S. M. GERSTEN. every a A there is a point b B with d(a, b) H and for every b B there is apoint a A with d(a,
  7. Holmes.dvi

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~twk10/Holmes.pdf
    22 Sep 2015: f(t) dt. (iii) If a c b, b. a. f(t) dt+. ... log(xa)b = b log xa = ba log x = ab log x = log xab,.
  8. 7 Aug 2015: Proof. Write xb := σ(x)(b) and bx := bx for all x L and b B. ... bx,b′x′] := bb′[x,x′] b′(x′ b)x b(x b′)x′. for all b,bB and x,x′ L.
  9. HIGHER DESCENTS ON AN ELLIPTIC CURVEWITH A RATIONAL 2-TORSION ...

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~taf1000/papers/higherdesc.pdf
    11 Sep 2015: for some a,b K. The discriminant condition is 2b(a2 4b) 6= 0. ... We have div(f/x. 21) = 2b and div(f. †/x21) = 2b† with b b†.
  10. My great paper

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~tef10/cam_only/zachnorwoodBQOessay.pdf
    11 Jul 2015: i) for every X [A]ω there is b B that is a (proper) initial segment of X; or. ... ii) C [A]<ω =. Any b B [A]<ω of minimal size must belong to C, so (ii) cannot hold.
  11. Multivariate and other worksheets for R (or S-Plus): a ...

    https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~pmea/misc.pdf
    9 Jan 2015: attach(tax). a <- (y-x)/x ; b <- (z-y)/y # we compare relative increases. ... Now compare a with b, but pretending a,b independent of each other.

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