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641Putnam Competition Outtake Solutions 1. Let n = m2 + k. If k  m, by the binomial theorem, n3/2 = m3 + (3/2)mk + (3/8)m−1 k 2 + O(m−3 k 3 ). Choosing m even and sufficiently large, and (for 0 < α < 1) % $r

Putnam Competition Outtake Solutions 1. Let n = m2 + k. If k  m, by the binomial theorem, n3/2 = m3 + (3/2)mk + (3/8)m−1 k 2 + O(m−3 k 3 ). Choosing m even and sufficiently large, and (for 0 < α < 1) % $r

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Source URL: mlarsen.math.indiana.edu

Language: English - Date: 2003-01-18 22:29:02
642The mixdist package – MIX for the R Environment Ichthus Data Systems is excited to release a new version of MIX for the R environment. The R package mixdist has most of the functionality of MIX but with greatly improve

The mixdist package – MIX for the R Environment Ichthus Data Systems is excited to release a new version of MIX for the R environment. The R package mixdist has most of the functionality of MIX but with greatly improve

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Source URL: icarus.math.mcmaster.ca

Language: English - Date: 2006-07-28 11:17:45
643IMA Fungus · volume 5 · no 1: 79–80 doi:[removed]imafungus[removed]Hans-Otto Baral1, Valentin Queloz2, and Tsuyoshi Hosoya3

IMA Fungus · volume 5 · no 1: 79–80 doi:[removed]imafungus[removed]Hans-Otto Baral1, Valentin Queloz2, and Tsuyoshi Hosoya3

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Source URL: www.imafungus.org

Language: English - Date: 2014-06-04 10:18:09
644MODELOS DE PROBABILIDAD II DISTRIBUCIÓN GEOMÉTRICA DISTRIBUCIÓN BINOMIAL NEGATIVA DISTRIBUCIÓN HIPERGEOMÉTRICA DISTRIBUCIÓN DE PÓLYA INTRODUCCIÓN A LA ESTIMACIÓN BAYESIANA DE PROPORCIONES

MODELOS DE PROBABILIDAD II DISTRIBUCIÓN GEOMÉTRICA DISTRIBUCIÓN BINOMIAL NEGATIVA DISTRIBUCIÓN HIPERGEOMÉTRICA DISTRIBUCIÓN DE PÓLYA INTRODUCCIÓN A LA ESTIMACIÓN BAYESIANA DE PROPORCIONES

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Source URL: www.uv.es

Language: Spanish - Date: 2012-10-30 13:53:03
    645Carl Linnaeus was a Swedish botanist, physician and zoologist. He is often called the father of modern taxonomy, as he developed the scheme of binomial nomenclature. As a child, Linnaeus was fascinated by botany. He enjo

    Carl Linnaeus was a Swedish botanist, physician and zoologist. He is often called the father of modern taxonomy, as he developed the scheme of binomial nomenclature. As a child, Linnaeus was fascinated by botany. He enjo

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    Source URL: www.linnean.org

    Language: English - Date: 2014-06-18 22:44:29
    646PROBLEM OF THE WEEK Solution of Problem No. 2 (Spring 2014 Series) Problem: It is known that, for any positive integer m, X

    PROBLEM OF THE WEEK Solution of Problem No. 2 (Spring 2014 Series) Problem: It is known that, for any positive integer m, X

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    Source URL: www.math.purdue.edu

    Language: English - Date: 2014-02-11 13:26:55
    647Last modified: March 20, 2005. MY MAIN WORK ON THE THREE TOPICS Zhi-Wei Sun Department of Mathematics Nanjing University

    Last modified: March 20, 2005. MY MAIN WORK ON THE THREE TOPICS Zhi-Wei Sun Department of Mathematics Nanjing University

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    Source URL: math.nju.edu.cn

    Language: English - Date: 2014-06-05 01:00:41
    648The Analysis of Simultaneous Differences in Differential Cryptanalysis S. Murphy Technical Report RHUL–MA–2012–13

    The Analysis of Simultaneous Differences in Differential Cryptanalysis S. Murphy Technical Report RHUL–MA–2012–13

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    Source URL: www.ma.rhul.ac.uk

    Language: English - Date: 2012-06-20 09:33:27
    649THE AVERAGE ORDER OF ELEMENTS IN THE MULTIPLICATIVE GROUP OF A FINITE FIELD YILAN HU AND CARL POMERANCE A BSTRACT. We consider the average multiplicative order of a nonzero element in a finite field and compute the mean

    THE AVERAGE ORDER OF ELEMENTS IN THE MULTIPLICATIVE GROUP OF A FINITE FIELD YILAN HU AND CARL POMERANCE A BSTRACT. We consider the average multiplicative order of a nonzero element in a finite field and compute the mean

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    Source URL: www.math.dartmouth.edu

    Language: English - Date: 2012-01-12 11:42:57
    650Probability Reference Combinatorics and Sampling A permutation is an ordered selection. The number of permutations of k items picked from a list of n items, without replacement, is P (n; k) := n(n |

    Probability Reference Combinatorics and Sampling A permutation is an ordered selection. The number of permutations of k items picked from a list of n items, without replacement, is P (n; k) := n(n |

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    Source URL: uhaweb.hartford.edu

    Language: English - Date: 2014-02-20 15:32:39