Words Without Knowledge
DavidReflections on philosophy, mathematics, and life, from a person neither knowledgeable nor eloquent enough to do so.
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On Musical Craftsmanship and Storytelling
A lot of my friends give me a hard time because I typically don't listen to music written by anyone who hasn't been dead for a few decades. (I do listen, on occasion, to more modern music, but that's a story for another time.) Unsurprisingl...
Introduction to Group Theory VI
Apologies for the wait on this article − I've been preparing for a complex analysis qualifying exam that I have to take later this week. At the behest of my mother (thanks mom!) I've also put together a list of definitions that we've used s...
Introduction to Group Theory V
Last time, we learned about a concept that will surface again and again on our journey - that of homomorphisms and isomorphisms. If we have two groups, say G and G', and there is a homomorphism φ : G → G’ between them, then we know that G a...
Introduction to Group Theory IV
Last time we covered the notion of subgroups of groups. During that expedition, we came across a weird example: the group S_3 has three subgroups, which we called H, J and K. These subgroups have the underlying sets
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