First, please don't give me too much information or suggest other ways to do it if you think this is not rigorous. This is not supposed to be collaborative.
I am asked to prove that n!^{n+1} divides (n^2)!. I thought of a few ways to try to do this, but the first thing I got is the...
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I'm trying to construct a rigorous proof for the divergence theorem, but I'm far from my goal. So far, I have constructed a basic proof, but it is filled with errors, assumptions, non-rigorousness, etc.
I want to make it rigorous; in so doing, I will learn how to construct...
Is there a "rigorous" proof..
-That a "Quantum" of space (a minimum lenght, area or volume for any 4-dimensional Manifold) exist applying Quantum mechanics and GR?..both together or in the "Semi-classical" limit?...
- this "Planck lenght" should be obtained directly from math and never...
The SimCity navy has a rigorous training program. In order to graduate from the naval academy, cadets must enter a pool and fight sharks. Today, a group of cadets was tested. Each cadet put on his mask, snorkel, and two flippers; and armed himself with a knife. Then the cadets jumped into the...
I think I understand the formal/rigorous definition of limit, but I find proving various limits (or following proofs of them) extremely difficult. I hope you all will help me. I think I won't advance my calculus study until I really get this limit proving thing btw...
Here's one limit prove...