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JohnNash
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Is it possible to take overseas trips to see family while completing a US PhD?
Sep 19, 2022
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Can I bring my dog to on-campus graduate housing?
Sep 25, 2022
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Is the GRE general test score necessary for the 2024-2025 year? [closed]
Apr 9
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Why do universities consider TOEFL IBT scores by sections, but IELTS scores as an overall band score?
Aug 23
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Is it possible to apply to grad school in the US with only subject GRE, not general GRE?
Sep 15, 2022
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Do I still have a chance of funding with low english proficiency test scores?
Nov 10
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Is it possible to study applied and pure math subjects on single PhD program?
Sep 16, 2022
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Equimeasurable functions of $p(\cdot) :[0;1] \to [1;\infty)$ and $p(\cdot\cdot) : [0;1]^2 \to [1; \infty)$.
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Rudin's PMA 10.38 theorem
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Baby Rudin theorem 10.33 ( STOKES' THEOREM)
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Rudin's PMA: theorem 10.43
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Sufficiency part For the existence of $\bar p(\cdot)$ $\in$ $W(p)$ for which $C([0,1]$) is closed subspace in $L^{\bar p(\cdot)}([0;1])$.

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