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November 11th, 2009

Do you know about the new website for mathematicians? It's called mathoverflow, and was released less than a month ago. It's accessible mostly to people who have at least started math grad school (indeed having recently acquired that status, I only understand about a quarter of the questions in my field), but the idea is to post questions that should be interesting to other mathematicians, or to answer them. Read the FAQ and join. Or have you already?

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I don't know if anyone here has seen this but it's quite good. I found it in a local Blockbuster in the foreign section (actually one that was closing and selling out all of their DVDs).



Look, three pages! They are in the dark and we don't really know what's going on!

So Liz Baillie, minicomics superstar, has just started publishing Freewheel online! I've read the first couple chapters as minicomics, so I can in fact guarantee you that this is a very interesting story and you ought to read it. It gets a bit strange!

Ok one more thing, a little bit of a project I'm working on. I hope to have more of it to show you all sooooon. Byebyebyebye.
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John Gebhardt

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Photograph shows a U.S. airman comforting an injured Iraqi child.

November 8th, 2009

Hi everyone,

I am seeking any reference material that eventually explains Hopf algebras. Really, I'd take anything that does a good job at explaining related topics starting with the definition of a module. I need something designed for a non-specialist.

Thanks in advance.
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