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30 September 2009

In this post, we find out if the instructions given here (via) really work.


\frac{12 + 144 + 20 + 3\cdot \sqrt{4} }{7} + 5\cdot 11 = 9^2 + 0

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Theo: I am a graduate student studying mathematical physics. I'm interested most in foundational questions in mathematical physics; I'm currently looking specifically Feynman expansion and other basic definitions in quantum field theory. I'm also fascinated by how mathematicians actually think about their material and use their notation, and how they should do so. Besides mathematics, my primary passions are cooking — I bake bread regularly, and have run a professional kitchen — and dancing — these days mostly waltz, swing, and contra, but I'm trained in tap, ballet, and modern. The rain makes me happy, the sun even more so.

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