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hardcopy and offline copy(ies) is the only way, if one is able to maintain it in a disciplined way
Honest question, I am genuinely interested in what cannot be done easily or at all due to limitations of the Go type system.
Beautifully written, concise, very accessible with the precise right amount of formalism.
http://books.google.com/books/about/Introductory_Discrete_St...
It's a very elegant idea and the article did a great job at introducing it and explaining how to use it.
Living in Europe nearby, I've visited the museum multiple times in the past decade. It's one of my favorite standbys to take relatives or friends to. Can't recommend it—and Bolzano, or Bozen, depending on whether you lean Italian or German—enough!
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Beautiful expo on the subject: https://eee.guc.edu.eg/Courses/Communications/COMM401%20Sign... (Chapter 10, etc.)
The only integer (k-1)-th root of k is 2 for k = 2. Thus, n = 2, k = 2, m = 4.
A couple of years ago I was driving through the area with a couple families and on a whim decided to check if Cremona had a violin museum. Kind it and spent the afternoon. To this day I think about it and I think it’s one of the top 3 museums I’ve ever been to. It’s mind blowing, exceptionally well done, super interesting and worth every second. An absolute, almost unreal gem, highly recommended!