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What happens when both a,b are zero. Can we define gcd(0,0) = 0. Then ax + by = c has a solution when c is a multiple of zero, the gcd(a,b)
Hello, sorry for the late reply. The definition of the greatest common denominator strictly says that not every component is zero. In your case, either a or b has to be nonzero to define its gcd.
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Updated Rings and Modules: Quotient Groups and Homomorphisms!
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Updated Chapter 2: Subgroups!
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Finished Chapter 2: Introduction to Groups!
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Updated Rings and Modules: Preliminaries!
Wait were you watching the Hell Day livestream and comment "you guys are as obedient as Shinji :~)" or was that someone else with the same name. (I know one of the guys who did Hell Day) if you have no idea what I'm talking about disregard this.
I did! Kyle is one of my friends!
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Finished Chapter 0!
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Finished Preliminaries!
Hello how do I go about getting an invitation to your math blog?
Unfortunately, my math blog is only public between May - August, so study it and use it while you can!
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Added Chapter 1!
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Added Chapter 1!
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Finished Chapter 2: Some Basic Notions of Set Theory!
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Finished Real Analysis: Chapter 1! They are all basics of complex numbers, real numbers, exponentials, and so on!
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Quick update: I’ve decided to use the textbook Apostol for analysis, since it is more rigorous than Rudin. However, I will not ignore Rudin but use it at times where it is needed. Here is the page for some sections of Chapter 1 in Mathematical Analysis by Apostol. I am going to do Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, and more.
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Created Fields for Real Analysis! Similar to field theory, but introduces ordered fields.
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Created Ordered Sets for Real Analysis!