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On standards or conventions specific to mathematics as an academic discipline, and programs that lead to a degree in this field. For regular mathematics questions, visit our sister sites Math Stack Exchange and MathOverflow.
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Is it appropriate to email a professor with a simpler solution than the one she provided?
Of course! You are in science, not politics. I hope! :-)
It's perfectly ok to tell the professor you found a proof you think it's simpler and much easier to understand. You can do that and still being …
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