About this weblog
This is mainly an expository blath, with occasional high-level excursions, humorous observations, rants, and musings. The main-line exposition should be accessible to the “Generally Interested Lay Audience”, as long as you trace the links back towards the basics. Check the sidebar for specific topics (under “Categories”).
I’m in the process of tweaking some aspects of the site to make it easier to refer back to older topics, so try to make the best of it for now.
Recent Posts- Recent Comments
- Comment on The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle by John Armstrong
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- Comment on The Euler Characteristic of an Exact Sequence Vanishes by The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle « The Unapologetic Mathematician
- Comment on Tensor products of abelian groups by The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle « The Unapologetic Mathematician
- Comment on The Sum of Subspaces by The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle « The Unapologetic Mathematician
- Comment on Set — the card game by Jan
- Comment on Set — the card game by Jan
- Comment on The Sum of Subspaces by The Euler Characteristic of an Exact Sequence Vanishes « The Unapologetic Mathematician
- Comment on The Rank-Nullity Theorem by The Euler Characteristic of an Exact Sequence Vanishes « The Unapologetic Mathematician
YES! We just returned the first of the “Best of the Electric Company” disks to Netflix. My recently-turned-8-year-old is hooked!
I have subscribed to your blog through Google blog reader and for some strange reason, posts that do not belong to your blog have started showing up now in my blog reader. I have nine posts (which actually belong to the WordPress.com guys) that are being shown as if they belong to your blog. I wonder if you noticed it. Is there some problem with Google reader or is there a problem with WordPress itself?
I noticed the same thing happen on Stuff White People Like. Loading up the “recent posts” feed shows what it should, so I think it’s in Google Reader.