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dana blogs math: Farewell to Heidelberg, plus N-dimensional volumes

by scribe | Oct 2, 2013 | off-topic

[The following entry was originally posted on 29 September. This is the last of my posts on the Heidelberg Laureate Forum. For chess fans, I will return to our regular subject matter in my next post. Thanks for your patience while I was hanging out in math-land!] Two...

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