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01/29/2011 2:20 AM

Like CR4 is there any site for mathematical discussions?

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01/29/2011 2:52 AM

thank you

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01/29/2011 7:40 AM

We have them regularly on this site. Why not start a thread?

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01/31/2011 1:58 AM

yes. I want to do create a thread. But i dont know how to do it? and also what r the benifits of this? can you explain me please!

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Just type your question/subject of discussion.

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02/01/2011 12:39 AM

Yes, start a thread, find out what people are interested in. Mathematics as a subject in itself could be very interesting, as a methodology for conceptualization. We currently have science as one form, with engineering an alternate form. There is applied science, theoretical engineering. There are belief systems, like religions, which seek similar structures of thought. The ancient Greeks saw mathematics as the purest form of thought, as it could be separated from specific descriptions of reality(no ref).

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