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Tag Archives: Alexander Konovalov
Group names
Recently, I discussed Alexander Konovalov’s crowd-sourced project to verify and extend the known values of the function gnu(n), the number of groups of order n. A month and a half ago (but I have only just noticed it), Alexander raised … Continue reading
Posted in mathematics
Tagged Alexander Konovalov, dihedral groups, symmetric groups, unitary groups
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More groups
The title reminds me of the occasion when my academic grandfather lectured to the London Mathematical Society on “Moore graphs”. Unfortunately, someone got it wrong, and his lecture was billed as “More graphs”. But here I really do mean what … Continue reading
New Year thoughts
It was with some relief that I saw that this year WordPress have not sent a summary of the year just past. So I was able to look at the statistics and make my own judgement. Numbers of visitors and … Continue reading
Posted in the Web, typography
Tagged Alexander Konovalov, ancient seats of learning, Facebook, Hossein Derakhshan, hyperlinks, Instagram
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