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Week of...
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Sep 11
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About, Tue, Thu
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Sep 18
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Tue, Kurlin(P), Thu
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Sep 25
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Tue, Photo, Thu
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Oct 2
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HW1, Tue, Thu
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Oct 9
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Tue(P), Thu(P)
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Oct 16
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HW2, Tue(P), Thu(P)
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Oct 23
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Tue(P), Thu
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Oct 30
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HW3, Tue, Thu
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9
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Nov 6
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Tue ( ), Thu
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10
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Nov 13
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Tue, Thu
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11
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Nov 20
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HW4(P), Thu
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Nov 27
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Thu
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13
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Dec 4
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Syzygies in Asymptote, Final
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Jan 8
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Grades
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Note. (P) means "contains a problem that Dror cares about".
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On to 07-1352
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In Preparation
The information below is preliminary and cannot be trusted! (v)
Today's Agenda
- Sweeping clean a tree and
.
is a VS-algebra (see more at VS, TS and TG Algebras).
- In the coordinates above, write the
relations in various algebraic notations.
- R4:
or
.
- R3:
or
.
- R2:
or
.
- R1:
.
- Symmetry of
and of
.
,
and ![{\displaystyle \#}](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/f72e8254fd59fa4060c66c9310acbaf6df2ce894)
- Idempotence for
,
,
and
.
in terms of
and
and
in terms of
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General Principle. Believe not, until you see a running program.