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| 2011-03-12 10:09:24 +0200 | asked a question | Searching for Calculus book: Edwards 1994 Edition. Urgent Help? Hello Experts, Please tell me where can I download a PDF of: Edwards, C. H. (1994). Advanced Calculus of Several Variables. New York: Dover Publications. ISBN: 0-486-68336-2 (pbk.) 1994. I have the 1973 version. Please tell me 2 things: 1) Where can I download this, or if you have it just send me the file. 2) Is there any changes between those 2 publications? 1973 vs. 1994? Thanks a lot! |
| 2011-03-12 10:07:19 +0200 | asked a question | Ideal Radicals Question? Hello experts, Given that there is a commutative ring R and 2 ideals I and J, also given that I is included in J I need to prove 1) radical of I is in radical of J 2) radical of radical of ideal I = radical of ideal I. Please give me a detailed answer, I need it urgently!!!! Thanks in advance! |
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