@Sathish25101971 @rameshlaus mfs started shitting on twitter. wasn't the streets enough for you?
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serre fibration
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serre fibration
@simplicialcube
interested in algebraic topology, algebraic geometry and category theory. want to know more about viruses and bacteria.
agartha Beigetreten Aralık 2025
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@rameshlaus Modi ji knows how to manage every difficult situation to nation, basically he is a nationalist and a Gujarati who knows how to manage business relationships
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India 🇮🇳 is planning to import #LPG and Natural Gas from USA 🇺🇸 and Norway 🇳🇴 to address the shortage..
Due to contract negotiations and shipping logistics, it may take upto two months for LPG to reach India 🇮🇳
#LPGShortage
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@imagesaicouldnt bruh, one of the cabinet minister literally suggested to inject cowdung into bloodstream to cure COVID19
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@narendramodi thanks for giving us free LPG ♥️😊🇮🇳.
world is facing shortage of petroluem products and yet we have surplus.
thanks modiji. best pm ever 😚🤗
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Immense euphoria for NDA in Ernakulam gives a glimpse of Keralam’s mood…it’s NDA all the way!
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@DiracDeltaFunk @johnald42 but in algebraic geometry, is there any site we are interested in, which doesn't have pullbacks?
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@johnald42 The main advantage of defining Grothendieck topologies with covering sieves instead of covering families is that your category doesn't need to admit pullbacks for the definition to make sense
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@miniapeur Add tomatoes or potatoes in biryani, straight to Jail
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@nautamine i forgot this shit. where are you reading from? goerss-jardine?
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@miniapeur weren't there other books when hatcher came out?
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@rajatsaha_ @Golovanov_ammoc hell nah a typical "poop in the street" tweet
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@Golovanov_ammoc Guess what, the peace Nobel went to a lady calling for an invasion of her own country. Everyone knows it is rigged to favour European and American interests.
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And none of them won any Nobel!
Students just went from one factory to another factory!
peeleraja@peeleraja
1100 of Bansal Sir's students went on to study at IIT Bombay
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@jack_ceroni ngl, this is the only text on PDE, I enjoyed reading
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Reading course on this book next quarter, can't wait
Didier 'Dirac's ghost' Gaulin@DiracGhost
I'm going to recommend to you another Steele prize winner in mathematical exposition (2023), one that will be useful to mathematicians, physicist and engineers, the masterpiece 'Partial Differential Equation' by Lawrence Evans (AMS). The book is split in 3 parts (representation formulas for solutions, theory for linear/non-linear partial differential equations.) it covers the basics, but also explores concepts like Sobolev space, second order elliptic equations and much more.
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@DailyLoud This is getting out of hand. Regardless of how people feel about a creator, property damage and masked confrontations are a dangerous escalation. Glad everyone is okay.
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everyone has heard of godel's incompleteness theorems but who has heard of godel's completeness theorems
Condensed Matter Theory Center@condensed_the
Although many physics concepts are routinely misused in the popular press and in social sciences (uncertainty relation, entropy, entanglement, many-worlds, relativity, multiverse...) the top position surely goes to Goedel incompleteness theorem whose massive abuse is breathtaking
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