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Every invertible complex matrix is the exponential of some complex matrix.
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The number of twin prime pairs less than x is bounded by cx (log log x)² / (log x)² for some constant c and sufficiently large x.
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The only possible regular polygons with vertices at integer coordinates are squares.
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Today's exponential sum
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'One algorithmic idea in numerical linear algebra is more important than all the others: QR factorization.' -- Numerical Linear Algebra, Trefethen and Bau
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Cramér’s conjecture: For consecutive primes p_n and p_(n+1), the gap satisfies p_(n+1) - p_n = O( (log p_n)² ).
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Spanish mnemonic for π: Sol y Luna y Mundo proclaman al Eterno Autor del Cosmo.
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The quotient theorem for tensors: If inner products with T are always tensors, T is a tensor.
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It seems the inverse of a right shift should be a left shift. But shifts aren't invertible. But the pseudoinverse of a right sift is indeed a left shift.
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Here is an example. With this A and B, (AB)^+ = 2 B^+ A^+. 2/2
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The Moore-Penrose pseduoinverse A^+ of a matrix A acts a lot like an inverse. If A is invertible, the pseudoinverse equals the inverse. But the analog of the identity for the the inverse of a product doesn't hold in general. 1/2
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Bit twiddling operations correspond to multiplication by a matrix mod 2. For example, here's the matrix that corresponds to computing x ^= x >> 2 for an 8-bit number.
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A local ring is a ring that has exactly one maximal ideal.
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