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at least in principle, available to the wider public (p. 94). Both aspects are important here, as party manifestos, although programmatically differentiable, could be relatively
Hilbert’s fifth problem asks to clarify the extent that the assumption on a differentiable or smooth structure is actually needed in the theory of Lie groups and their actions. While this question is not precisely formulated and is thus open to some interpretation, the following result of Gleaso...
Consider what it means for somexto be a proxy fory. We usually do not mean by this thatxcan replaceytout court. Rather, we have in mind a set ofcontextswithin whichxcan do whateverydoes. For instance, a proxy variable in statistics is a variable that can be used to measure a latent...
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On S, the set of real valued functions on R^n differentiable around the origin, we have the operator d(.)(0) that takes a function to a cotangent vector at the origin. Additive constants don't matter, so we can strip off the zeroeth order terms, leaving us with the subset I of ...
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The key here is to understand that “supported on” does not mean “non-zero throughout the interval” but that outside the support interval, the function is zero. Iff is zero between 2 and 3, this does not contradict it being supported on[2,5]; Do you think so MR Tao. Thanks from...