Maths problems with solutions
2245 problems · A growing collection of original maths problems with hints and complete solutions: algebra, analysis, linear algebra, probability, number theory and more.
Ex.1A functional equation with f(2x)
Functional equations
L1
Ex.2A recurrence and a proof by induction
Sequences
High school
Ex.3Cauchy's equation f(x + y) = f(x) + f(y)
Functional equations
L1
Ex.4Continuity with parameters
Continuous and discontinuous functions
High school
Ex.5When do integrals of powers converge?
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.6Extending a rational function by continuity
Continuous and discontinuous functions
High school
Ex.7An integral whose integrand blows up
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.8Polynomial bounds for sine and cosine
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.9Terms that do not tend to zero
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.10Expanding √x at x = 4
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.11Product of irrational and nonzero rational
Irrationality
High school
Ex.12Sum of irrational and rational
Irrationality
High school
Ex.13Checking linearity
Linear maps
High school
Ex.14Matrix addition and scalar multiplication
Matrices and linear systems
High school
Ex.15A fence along a river
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.16f(x)f(y) − f(xy) = x + y
Functional equations
L1
Ex.17The mean value theorem
Mean Value Theorem
High school
Ex.18Rolle's theorem on a polynomial
Mean Value Theorem
High school
Ex.19Step functions and their integrals
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.20Integral of a constant step function
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.21An improper integral with exponentials
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.22Three basic limits by conjugation and standard limits
Limits
High school
Ex.23Irrationality of √2 + √3
Irrationality
L1
Ex.24Equivalents, and a sign trap
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.25A fixed point for every continuous self-map of [0,1]
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.26Extensions by continuity and oscillation
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.27Locating the roots of a cubic
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.28How long is the drug effective?
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.29An improper integral of a rational function
Improper integrals
M1
Ex.30Where is 1/ln|x| continuous?
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.31Which of these functions extend by continuity?
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.32lim (1/x² − 1/sin² x)
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.33lim ((1 + x)^(1/x) / e)^(1/x)
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.34Summary of continuity
Continuity
L2
Ex.35Eigenspaces are subspaces
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.36Irrationality of ∛2
Irrationality
High school
Ex.37Between any two rationals lies an irrational
Irrationality
High school
Ex.38Irrationality of √p for prime p
Irrationality
High school
Ex.39Irrationality of √2
Irrationality
High school
Ex.40Irrationality of √3
Irrationality
High school
Ex.41Linear independence of logs
Irrationality
L1
Ex.42lim cos(1/n)^(n²)
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.43Mean value theorem for $f(x)=x^3$
Mean Value Theorem
High school
Ex.44Summary of the mean value theorem
Mean Value Theorem
High school
Ex.45Additivity over adjacent intervals
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.46A step function built from the floor
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.47Linearity of the integral on step functions
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.48Monotonicity of the integral
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.49Summary of step functions and Riemann integration
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.50Two subdivisions for the same function
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.51Four limits with absolute value and trigonometry
Limits
High school
Ex.52Three more classical limits
Limits
L1
Ex.53Proving convergence by comparison
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.54Floor plus square root of the fractional part
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.55The monk on the mountain
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.56Expansions of 1/(1 + x + x²) and ln(1 + x + x²)
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.57Irrationality of ⁿ√2
Irrationality
High school
Ex.58Irrationality of log₁₀ 2
Irrationality
High school
Ex.59Irrationality of log₂ 3
Irrationality
High school
Ex.60A square root in disguise
Irrationality
High school
Ex.61Ratios involving irrationals
Irrationality
High school
Ex.62Position of a curve relative to its tangent
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.63Integral of $|f|$ for a step function
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.64Darboux sums for a step function
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.65A step function with zero integral
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.66Squeezing between step functions
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.67A convergent improper integral of $\ln x/(1+x)^2$
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.68An improper integral of $\ln x/x^2$ by parts
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.69Three limits involving logarithm and exponentials
Limits
L1
Ex.70The midpoint functional equation
Functional equations
L1
Ex.71Decimal expansions and rationality
Irrationality
High school
Ex.72Irrationality of a cubic root expression
Irrationality
High school
Ex.73Irrationality of √2 + √3
Irrationality
High school
Ex.74A sum of radicals
Irrationality
L1
Ex.75Composition with a continuous function
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.76A monotone function on a fine grid
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.77Continuity of a rational function
Continuity
High school
Ex.78Glued along the rationals and the irrationals
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.79The limit of an iterated sequence is a fixed point
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.80Maximum and minimum of two continuous functions
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.81The absolute value of a continuous function
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.82The ε–N definition of a limit
Sequences
L1
Ex.83How many terms are needed to compute sin 1?
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.84Rational root theorem and irrationality
Irrationality
L1
Ex.85Matrix of a linear map
Linear maps
High school
Ex.86How many trees in the orchard?
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.87Fixed point on [0,1]
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.88A continuous periodic function is bounded
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.89Sum of irrationals in disguise
Irrationality
L1
Ex.90Irrationality of π
Irrationality
L1
Ex.91Continued fractions and irrationality
Irrationality
L1
Ex.92Irrationality of √n for non-square n
Irrationality
High school
Ex.93Additive and multiplicative functions
Functional equations
L1
Ex.94Cauchy's equation with monotonicity
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.95x³ + 2y³ + 4z³ = 0
Irrationality
L1
Ex.96A parameter integral equal to arctan
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.97A limit via the mean value theorem for integrals
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.98Liouville numbers
Irrationality
High school
Ex.99A general irrationality criterion
Irrationality
L1
Ex.100f(x + y) + f(x − y) = 2f(x)f(y)
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.101f(x² + f(y)) = y + f(x)²
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.102When the equivalence rule for improper integrals fails
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.103Limit of an integral with arctan
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.104Limit of an integral with cosine and logarithm
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.105Commuting maps on $[0,1]$ share a fixed point
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.106Lipschitz functions are uniformly continuous
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.107Coordinate projections are continuous
Continuity
L1
Ex.108Computing a kernel
Linear maps
L1
Ex.109Distance to a line, without a formula
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.110Continuous functions with f^2=1 on an interval
Intermediate Value Theorem
High school
Ex.1111/x on (0,1] is not uniformly continuous
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.112The square root: uniformly continuous, not Lipschitz
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.113x² is not uniformly continuous on the real line
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.114A continuous f with f o f= cos cannot exist
Functional equations
L1
Ex.115Gelfond–Schneider theorem (statement)
Irrationality
M1
Ex.116Least squares for a line through the origin
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.117Limits of sums as Riemann sums
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.118Basis of a kernel
Linear maps
L1
Ex.119A limit of a product via Riemann sums
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.120Computing an image
Linear maps
L1
Ex.121The most economical speed of a truck
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.122Fractional parts of multiples of √2
Irrationality
Olympiad
Ex.123The economic order quantity
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.124Rank of a linear map
Linear maps
L1
Ex.125Maximising profit
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.126Rank-nullity theorem on an example
Linear maps
L1
Ex.127The strongest beam cut from a log
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.128An injective linear map
Linear maps
L1
Ex.129A window with a semicircular top
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.130A surjective linear map
Linear maps
L1
Ex.131An isomorphism
Linear maps
L1
Ex.132The trapezoid of largest area with three equal sides
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.133Similar matrices have the same eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.134Inverse of an endomorphism
Linear maps
L1
Ex.135The triangle of least area through a point
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.136Composition and matrix product
Linear maps
L1
Ex.137Among triangles with a given base and perimeter, the isosceles one is the largest
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.138Composition of linear maps
Linear maps
L1
Ex.139The largest rectangle inscribed in an ellipse
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.140Kernel of a composition
Linear maps
L1
Ex.141The largest cone and the largest cylinder inscribed in a sphere
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.142The paper cup of largest capacity
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.143Image of a composition
Linear maps
L1
Ex.144At which height should a lamp be hung?
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.145Rank inequality for a composition
Linear maps
L1
Ex.146Rank is invariant under invertible multiplications
Linear maps
L1
Ex.147Maximum sustainable yield
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.148A matrix with a single eigenvalue
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.149The shortest path touching a line
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.150Change of basis for a linear map
Linear maps
L1
Ex.151Invariants under similarity
Linear maps
L1
Ex.152The closest point of an ellipse
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.153A linear projection
Linear maps
L1
Ex.154Minimising a/x + b/(1 − x)
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.155A linear symmetry
Linear maps
L1
Ex.156The best constant approximating x²
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.157A nilpotent endomorphism
Linear maps
L1
Ex.158Firing up a slope: the best angle
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.159The maximum of 3 sin x + 4 cos x
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.160Kernel and image of an endomorphism - when are they supplementary?
Linear maps
L1
Ex.161Global extrema of x³ − 3x on [−2, 3]
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.162Projection onto a subspace
Linear maps
L1
Ex.163Extrema of |x² − 3x + 2| on [0, 3]
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.164Trigonalization and eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.165Kernel and image of a matrix and its transposition
Linear maps
L1
Ex.166Eigenvectors and injectivity
Linear maps
L1
Ex.167The maximum of xⁿe^(−x)
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.168The minimum of x^x
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.169Diagonalizability and the sum of eigenspaces
Linear maps
L1
Ex.170Invariant subspaces
Linear maps
L1
Ex.171A family of functions: x² + m/x
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.172Complete study of x e^(−x)
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.173Induced map on a quotient
Linear maps
L2
Ex.174Functions of a diagonalizable matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L2
Ex.175Complete study of (ln x)/x
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.176Sketching x³/(x² − 1)
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.177Sketching x√(1 − x²)
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.178How many solutions does eˣ = ax have?
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.179A classic inequality
Inequalities
High school
Ex.180A nested radical
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.181Area from coordinates
Analytic geometry
High school
Ex.182Congruence is an equivalence relation
Relations
L1
Ex.183De Morgan's law for sets
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.184The exponential lies above its tangent
Differentiation
L1
Ex.185Four-digit numbers with distinct digits
Counting principles
High school
Ex.186Injective or surjective?
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.187Integral of sine squared
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.188Integration by parts
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.189Inverse of a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
High school
Ex.190A power of 1 + i
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.191Squares and pairwise products
Inequalities
High school
Ex.192(e^(2x) − 1) over x
Limits
L1
Ex.193A limit by factoring
Limits
High school
Ex.194Limits of rational functions at infinity
Limits
High school
Ex.195One-sided limits of |x|/x
Limits
High school
Ex.196sin(3x) over 5x
Limits
High school
Ex.197Sine over x at infinity
Limits
High school
Ex.198A telescoping sum
Sequences
High school
Ex.199Area between a parabola and a line
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.200An area with an absolute value
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.201Arithmetic and geometric sequences
Sequences
High school
Ex.202Recognising antiderivatives
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.203Derivative of a quotient
Differentiable functions
High school
Ex.204Basic divisibility and linear combinations
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.205Consecutive integers are coprime
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.206Finding divisors systematically
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.207Geometric Series
Series
High school
Ex.208Geometric series and repeating decimals
Find the sum
High school
Ex.209Geometric series with a parameter
Find the sum
High school
Ex.210Integrals that simplify by parity
Riemann integral
High school
Ex.211Rolle's theorem on a quartic
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.212The sum of the first n squares
Sequences
High school
Ex.213Derivative and tangent line of a cubic
Differentiable functions
High school
Ex.214The derivative from the definition
Differentiable functions
High school
Ex.215Definition and basic values
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.216Pascal's triangle
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.217Symmetry of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.218Cardinality of finite sets
Countability and cardinality
High school
Ex.219$\mathbb{N}$ is countably infinite
Countability and cardinality
High school
Ex.220Basic operations on complex numbers
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.221The equation $z=\bar z$
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.222Modulus via the conjugate
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.223Arithmetic modulo $n$
Congruences
High school
Ex.224Congruence as an equivalence relation
Congruences
High school
Ex.225Continuity of a polynomial
Continuity
High school
Ex.226Counting functions
Counting principles
High school
Ex.227Handshakes at a party
Counting principles
High school
Ex.228The pigeonhole principle
Counting principles
High school
Ex.229The product rule
Counting principles
High school
Ex.230The sum rule
Counting principles
High school
Ex.231Determinant of a 2×2 matrix
Determinants
High school
Ex.232Divisibility rules
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.233GCD of a GCD
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.234The HCF of consecutive integers
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.235A linear equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.236A quadratic equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.237Basic graph terminology
Graph theory
High school
Ex.238The complete graph $K_n$
Graph theory
High school
Ex.239Parity of odd-degree vertices
Graph theory
High school
Ex.240The handshake lemma
Graph theory
High school
Ex.241Additive and multiplicative notations
Groups
High school
Ex.242Checking the group axioms
Groups
High school
Ex.243The two-set inclusion-exclusion formula
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.244Disjoint unions
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.245Proof of the two-set formula
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.246Inner product axioms
Inner product spaces
High school
Ex.247Sum of irrationals can be rational
Irrationality
High school
Ex.248Proof by counterexample
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.249De Morgan's laws
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.250Direct proof
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.251Geometric sum by induction
Induction
High school
Ex.252Proof by induction: sum of first $n$ integers
Induction
High school
Ex.253Summary of induction
Induction
High school
Ex.254Metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.255Open balls in a metric space
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.256Double integral over a rectangle
Multiple integrals
High school
Ex.257Evaluating partial derivatives at a point
Partial derivatives
High school
Ex.258First partial derivatives
Partial derivatives
High school
Ex.259The pigeonhole principle on birthdays
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.260Socks in the dark
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.261Degree of sums and products
Polynomials
High school
Ex.262GCD of successive integers
Primes
High school
Ex.263Distinct primes are coprime
Primes
High school
Ex.264Definition and first examples of primes
Primes
High school
Ex.265GCD with a prime
Primes
High school
Ex.266Definition and matrix of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
High school
Ex.267The existential quantifier
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.268The universal quantifier
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.269Double negation
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.270Proving an existential statement
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.271Universal over a finite set
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.272Binary relations
Relations
High school
Ex.273Reflexive relations
Relations
High school
Ex.274Symmetric relations
Relations
High school
Ex.275Transitive relations
Relations
High school
Ex.276Checking the ring axioms
Rings and fields
High school
Ex.277Basic set operations
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.278The empty set
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.279Subset relations
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.280Open balls in $\mathbb{R}$
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.281Open intervals are open sets
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.282Closed sets in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.283Open balls in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.284Open sets in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.285Checking the vector space axioms
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.286Cartesian product with seven elements
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.287Odd-sized real matrices have a real eigenvalue
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.288The inverse does not extend continuously across singular matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.289The closed set det(A - I) = 0 has empty interior
Density and closures
L2
Ex.290Convergence of the matrix exponential and its first bounds
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L2
Ex.291The exponential of a sum: commuting and non-commuting matrices
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L2
Ex.292Every norm sphere of M_n(R) is a sphere
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.293Trace and determinant bounded by the operator norm
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.294The Frobenius norm comes from an inner product
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.295Two norms of the identity matrix
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.296Entries versus Frobenius norm
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.297Every norm on M_n(R) is complete
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.298Column-sum and row-sum norms of a 2×2 matrix
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.299The groups GL_n and SL_n: open and closed
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.300Proper subspaces are closed with empty interior
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.301Closed or open? Three classical subspaces
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.302Integer matrices are closed and discrete, rational ones dense
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.303Polynomial maps between matrix spaces are continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.304Matrix multiplication is jointly continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.305Inversion is a homeomorphism of GL_n
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.306Which natural functions of a matrix are continuous?
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.307GL_n is a topological group
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.308Components of the linear group
Connectedness
L2
Ex.309Convex sets of matrices are path connected
Connectedness
L2
Ex.310Singular matrices and the nilpotent cone are star-shaped
Connectedness
L2
Ex.311The special linear group is totally disconnected
Connectedness
L2
Ex.312SO(2) is a circle, O(2) has two components
Connectedness
L2
Ex.313Components of the set where the trace is non-zero
Connectedness
L2
Ex.314A limit with sine
Limits
L2
Ex.315Sum of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.316A cubic with exactly one real root
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.317A large power modulo 7
Congruences
High school
Ex.318A limit with the exponential
Limits
L2
Ex.319A plane as a subspace
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.320An equation with absolute values
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.321An improper integral
Improper integrals
L2
Ex.322Arrangements of MISSISSIPPI
Counting principles
High school
Ex.323Bernoulli's inequality
Induction
L1
Ex.324Distance from a point to a line
Analytic geometry
High school
Ex.325The Euclidean algorithm and Bézout
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.326There are infinitely many primes
Primes
L1
Ex.327Inverting I − A
Matrices and linear systems
L2
Ex.328Kernel of a matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.329Negating convergence
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.330Pascal's rule
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.331Pigeonhole modulo 4
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.332Radius of convergence
Power series
L2
Ex.333Remainder of a polynomial
Polynomials
L1
Ex.3346 divides n³ − n
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.335Stars and bars
Counting principles
L1
Ex.336Sum of cubes of the roots
Polynomials
High school
Ex.337Sum of squares by induction
Induction
High school
Ex.338Sums of two squares modulo 4
Congruences
L1
Ex.339Thales' theorem
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.340The handshake lemma
Graph theory
L1
Ex.341The integers are countable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.342The last digit of 7^2026
Congruences
High school
Ex.343The logarithm lies below its tangent
Differentiation
L1
Ex.344The conjugate trick at infinity
Limits
L1
Ex.345The conjugate trick at zero
Limits
High school
Ex.346Epsilon-delta for a linear function
Limits
L1
Ex.347(e^x − cos x) over sin x
Limits
L1
Ex.348One minus cosine over x squared
Limits
L1
Ex.349Sine is 1-Lipschitz
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.350The n-th root of n
Sequences
L1
Ex.351(2^x − 1) over x
Limits
L1
Ex.352x ln(1 + 1/x) at infinity
Limits
L1
Ex.353x times sin(1/x)
Limits
L1
Ex.354A continuous function that vanishes on the rationals
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L1
Ex.355A linear recurrence of order two
Sequences
L1
Ex.356A telescoping product
Sequences
L1
Ex.357A telescoping sum with factorials
Sequences
L1
Ex.358A square root whose difference tends to 1/2
Convergence tests
M1
Ex.359An arithmetico-geometric sequence
Sequences
L1
Ex.360Odd degree polynomials have a real root
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.361The Bertrand series, all cases
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.362Derivative of an inverse function
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.363A surprisingly simple derivative
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.364Derivative with an absolute value
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.365Differentiability when gluing two pieces
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.366Common divisors and common multiples
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.367Computing LCM from divisibility
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.368$n^2-1$ is divisible by 8 for odd $n$
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.369The relation between divisibility and lcm
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.370Simplifying a fraction with the divisibility
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.371divisibility of three numbers
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.372Splitting the sum of 1/n² into even and odd terms
Find the sum
L1
Ex.373A separable first-order equation
First-order equations
L1
Ex.374Integration by parts, two classics
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.375Three limits by the squeeze theorem
Sequences
L1
Ex.376Logarithmic differentiation
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.377The mean value theorem and an arctangent inequality
Mean Value Theorem
L2
Ex.378Two-sided bounds for the logarithm
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.379Double integral over a triangular domain
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.380Partial derivatives and the gradient
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.381Simplifying and decomposing rational integrands
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.382Complex conjugate roots
Linear equations of order two
L1
Ex.383A double root
Linear equations of order two
L1
Ex.384Distinct real roots
Linear equations of order two
L1
Ex.385Series with factorials and the number e
Find the sum
L1
Ex.386Integration by substitution
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.387Tangent lines through an external point
Differentiable functions
High school
Ex.388Telescoping series with partial fractions
Find the sum
L1
Ex.389Telescoping with logarithms
Find the sum
L1
Ex.390Telescoping with a shift p
Find the sum
L1
Ex.391Telescoping with square roots
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.392The bisection method in practice
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.393The comparison test in practice
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.394The derivative of an integral with variable bounds
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.395The largest rectangle in a semicircle
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.396The most economical can
Optimisation and curve sketching
High school
Ex.397The ratio test
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.398Three ways to fail to be differentiable
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.399Trigonometric integrals by linearisation
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.400Alternating sum of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.401The binomial theorem
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.402A specific expansion
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.403Key binomial identities
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.404Sum of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.405Monotonicity of binomial row
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.406Even vs odd subsets
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.407Pascal's identity
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.408Simplifying binomial quotients
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.409Recurrence for coefficients
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.410Binomial as a quotient of factorials
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.411Sum over odd $k$
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.412Sum over odd and even sizes
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.413Sum over even $k$
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.414Sum of powers of 2
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.415Sum with $3^k$
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.416Countable sets
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.417Hilbert's hotel
Countability and cardinality
High school
Ex.418Infinite sets
Countability and cardinality
High school
Ex.419$\mathbb{Z}$ is countable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.420Summary of cardinality
Countability and cardinality
High school
Ex.421Midpoint and centroid in the complex plane
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.422Argument of a quotient
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.423Properties of the conjugate
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.424The cube roots of unity
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.425De Moivre's formula
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.426Exponential form
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.427Geometric interpretation of operations
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.428Rotation via multiplication
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.429Modulus and argument
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.430Modulus of a product
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.431A quadratic with complex roots
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.432Product of complex numbers in trigonometric form
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.433Solving $z^3=1$
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.434A linear congruence
Congruences
High school
Ex.435Critical points of a polynomial
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.436Summary of constrained optimization
Optimisation in several variables
High school
Ex.437Arrangements
Counting principles
High school
Ex.438The binomial theorem
Counting principles
High school
Ex.439Pascal's identity
Counting principles
High school
Ex.440Expanding $(x-y)^n$
Counting principles
High school
Ex.441Choosing with repetition
Counting principles
High school
Ex.442Combinations
Counting principles
High school
Ex.443Choosing a mixed committee
Counting principles
High school
Ex.444Counting injections
Counting principles
High school
Ex.445Permutations
Counting principles
High school
Ex.446Pigeonhole with balls
Counting principles
High school
Ex.447Subsets and their complements
Counting principles
High school
Ex.448Round-robin tournament
Counting principles
High school
Ex.449Determinant of a 3×3 matrix by Sarrus' rule
Determinants
High school
Ex.450Determinant of an inverse
Determinants
L1
Ex.451Effect of row operations on the determinant
Determinants
High school
Ex.452Determinant of a triangular matrix
Determinants
High school
Ex.453Coprime integers
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.454GCD of three numbers
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.455Congruence classes modulo $n$
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.456GCD and divisibility
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.457LCM of three numbers
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.458The least common multiple
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.459Every integer has a prime divisor
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.460Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a 2×2 matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
High school
Ex.461A 2×2 matrix with distinct eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
High school
Ex.462An exponential equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.463A logarithmic equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.464A quadratic with complex roots
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.465Solving by factoring
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.466A simple radical equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.467A system by substitution
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.468A trigonometric equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.469The complement of a graph
Graph theory
High school
Ex.470Connected components
Graph theory
High school
Ex.471Paths and cycles
Graph theory
High school
Ex.472Summary of graph theory
Graph theory
High school
Ex.473Trees
Graph theory
High school
Ex.474Leaves of a tree
Graph theory
High school
Ex.475Cyclic groups
Groups
High school
Ex.476Order of an element
Groups
High school
Ex.477The subgroup criterion
Groups
L1
Ex.478Which subsets are subgroups?
Groups
High school
Ex.479The three-set inclusion-exclusion formula
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.480Counting complement via IE
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.481Derangements of $3$ elements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.482Derangements of $4$ elements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.483Even vs odd subsets
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.484Exact intersection count
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.485Summary of inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.486Non-constant functions to $\{0,1\}$
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.487Nested sets
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.488Surjections to $\{0,1\}$
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.489The AM-GM inequality
Inequalities
High school
Ex.490The triangle inequality
Inequalities
High school
Ex.491Cauchy-Schwarz inequality
Inner product spaces
High school
Ex.492Orthogonal families are independent
Inner product spaces
High school
Ex.493Between any two reals lies a rational
Irrationality
High school
Ex.494√2 is algebraic
Irrationality
L2
Ex.495Proof by contradiction
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.496Proof by contraposition
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.497Contrapositive with primes
Proof techniques
L1
Ex.498Converse, inverse, contrapositive
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.499Bernoulli's inequality by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.500Sum of squares by induction
Induction
High school
Ex.501Proof by cases
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.502A parity case analysis
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.503A tautology
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.504Negating quantifiers
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.505Summary of logic and proof techniques
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.506Determinant of a 3×3 matrix by Sarrus' rule
Matrices and linear systems
High school
Ex.507Inverse of a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.508Matrix multiplication
Matrices and linear systems
High school
Ex.509Powers of a diagonal matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.510Properties of the trace
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.511Properties of the transpose
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.512Cauchy sequences
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.513Continuity in metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.514Convergence in metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.515Classical metrics on $\mathbb{R}^n$
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.516Normed spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.517Separable integrand on a square
Multiple integrals
High school
Ex.518Summary of multiple integrals
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.519Double integral over a triangular domain
Multiple integrals
High school
Ex.520Double integral under a parabola
Multiple integrals
High school
Ex.521A symmetric triangle integral
Multiple integrals
High school
Ex.522Directional derivative
Partial derivatives
High school
Ex.523Euler's theorem for homogeneous functions
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.524The gradient
Partial derivatives
High school
Ex.525Among $n+1$ from $2n$, two consecutive
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.526Consecutive integers
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.527Difference divisible by $n$
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.528Pigeonhole with numbers
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.529More socks
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.530Summary of pigeonhole techniques
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.531Generalized pigeonhole with $100$ people
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.532Balls in boxes
Pigeonhole principle
High school
Ex.533Proof of the generalized pigeonhole principle
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.534A pair with difference of $n$
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.535Pairs summing to $2n+1$
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.536Divisibility by $X-a$
Polynomials
High school
Ex.537Euclidean division
Polynomials
High school
Ex.538The factor theorem
Polynomials
High school
Ex.539Horner's scheme
Polynomials
High school
Ex.540Vieta's formulas for a quadratic
Polynomials
High school
Ex.541Consecutive primes and coprimality
Primes
High school
Ex.542Coprimality with primes
Primes
High school
Ex.543The fundamental theorem of arithmetic
Primes
High school
Ex.544GCD and LCM via prime factorization
Primes
High school
Ex.545Primes in GCD and LCM
Primes
High school
Ex.546Goldbach's conjecture (statement and verification)
Primes
High school
Ex.547Euclid's proof of infinitely many primes
Primes
High school
Ex.548Iterated GCD
Primes
High school
Ex.549Prime factorization and divisors
Primes
High school
Ex.550Characterization of primes
Primes
High school
Ex.551Using the sieve to test primality
Primes
High school
Ex.552The sieve of Eratosthenes
Primes
High school
Ex.553Smallest prime divisor
Primes
High school
Ex.554The smallest prime factor
Primes
High school
Ex.555Trial division primality test
Primes
High school
Ex.556Twin primes
Primes
High school
Ex.557Polar form of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
High school
Ex.558Bounded quantifiers
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.559Quantifier over a finite set
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.560Negating an existential statement
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.561Negating a universal statement
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.562Summary of quantifiers and negation
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.563The uniqueness quantifier
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.564Refuting a universal statement
Quantifiers and negation
High school
Ex.565Antisymmetric relations
Relations
High school
Ex.566Equivalence classes
Relations
High school
Ex.567Equivalence relations
Relations
High school
Ex.568Partial orders
Relations
L1
Ex.569Fields
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.570Integral domains
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.571Zero divisors
Rings and fields
High school
Ex.572Cardinality of finite sets
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.573Cartesian product
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.574Complement laws
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.575Distributive laws for sets
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.576The power set
Sets and maps
High school
Ex.577Relations and their graphs
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.578Symmetric difference
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.579The binomial expansion of √(1 + x)
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.580The Taylor expansion of arctan by integrating
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.581Closed sets
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.582Closed intervals are closed
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.583Finite intersections of open sets
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.584Arbitrary unions of open sets
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.585Boundary of an open set
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.586Boundary of a ball
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.587Interior, closure, boundary
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.588Limit points in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.589Stability of open and closed sets
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.590Recognizing bases
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.591The divergence
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.592Closed paths in conservative fields
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.593Line integral of a scalar field
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.594Linear independence
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.595Span of a set of vectors
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.596The subspace criterion
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.597Which subsets are subspaces?
Vector spaces and subspaces
High school
Ex.598√2 + √3 is irrational
Polynomials
M1
Ex.599Power sums from the first three
Polynomials
M1
Ex.600The remainder of a huge power
Polynomials
M1
Ex.601A block of consecutive terms divisible by n
Pigeonhole principle
M1
Ex.602Dominoes on a mutilated chessboard
Counting principles
M1
Ex.603Replacing two numbers by their difference
Counting principles
M1
Ex.604Regions cut by n lines
Counting principles
M1
Ex.605A combinatorial proof that Σ C(n,k)² = C(2n,n)
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.606Two people with the same number of friends
Pigeonhole principle
M1
Ex.607Two take-away games
Counting principles
M1
Ex.608The expected number of fixed points of a random permutation
Counting principles
M1
Ex.609The point minimising the sum of distances to the vertices of a convex quadrilateral
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.610Minimising 1/a + 4/b + 9/c on a + b + c = 1
Inequalities
M1
Ex.611Nesbitt's inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.612Two inequalities from AM-GM on pairs
Inequalities
M1
Ex.613a²/b + b²/c + c²/a ≥ a + b + c
Inequalities
M1
Ex.614a³ + b³ + c³ ≥ a²b + b²c + c²a
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.615Weighted AM-GM: how to choose the splitting
Inequalities
M1
Ex.616A function with zero derivative is constant
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.617Sign of the derivative and monotonicity
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.618n + S(n) + S(S(n)) = 60
Congruences
M1
Ex.6198k + 7 is not a sum of three squares
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.620Counting divisors and the hundred lockers
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.621x² + y² = 3z² has no non-trivial solution
Diophantine equations
Olympiad
Ex.622x² − y² = 2024
Diophantine equations
M1
Ex.623gcd(n! + 1, (n + 1)! + 1) = 1
Divisibility and gcd
M1
Ex.62413 divides 2⁷⁰ + 3⁷⁰
Divisibility and gcd
M1
Ex.625When can 2ⁿ + 1 or 2ⁿ − 1 be prime?
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.626Inclusion and complement
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.627Inclusion and union with the complement
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.628Cardinality of the power set
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.629Continuity of the determinant
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.630Convergence in $M_n(\mathbb{R})$ via entries
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.631Summary of the topology of $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
High school
Ex.632Cassini's identity and sums of Fibonacci squares
Equations and radicals
M1
Ex.633How many real roots does x⁵ − 5x + a have?
Polynomials
M1
Ex.634Three telescoping sums
Equations and radicals
M1
Ex.635A subtraction game with moves 1, 3 and 4
Counting principles
M1
Ex.636How many colours does a graph with m edges need?
Graph theory
M1
Ex.637Six people: three friends or three strangers
Pigeonhole principle
M1
Ex.638Tiling a 2 × n board with dominoes and squares
Counting principles
M1
Ex.639Cauchy's equation on the rationals
Functional equations
M1
Ex.640Stewart's theorem and its consequences
Plane geometry
M1
Ex.641Two classical locus problems
Analytic geometry
M1
Ex.642A chain of squares: a⁴ + b⁴ + c⁴ ≥ abc(a + b + c)
Inequalities
M1
Ex.643When is 1! + 2! + … + n! a perfect square?
Diophantine equations
M1
Ex.644Writing 1 as a sum of unit fractions
Diophantine equations
M1
Ex.645The sum of φ(d) over the divisors of n
Divisibility and gcd
M1
Ex.646A 2×2 matrix with positive entries has a positive eigenvector
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.647Convexity of λ_max and the spectral norm on symmetric matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.648A discrete cyclic subgroup of the general linear group
Density and closures
L2
Ex.649Closure of the PSD matrices of rank k
Density and closures
L2
Ex.650Invertible rational matrices are dense in the general linear group
Density and closures
L2
Ex.651Real-diagonalisable matrices are not dense
Density and closures
L3
Ex.652Three open dense subsets of the space of matrices
Density and closures
L2
Ex.653The closure of a subgroup of GL_n is a subgroup
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L2
Ex.654The derivative of the matrix exponential and the one-parameter group property
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L2
Ex.655The exponential is not injective: rotations as exponentials
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L2
Ex.656Existence of a closest matrix of rank at most r
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.657Singular matrices have measure zero
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.658The singular value map is continuous and onto the ordered cone
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.659Strictly diagonally dominant matrices are invertible
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.660The numerical range of a real matrix is an interval
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.661The Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse is discontinuous
Rank, spectrum and norms
L2
Ex.662Equivalence between $\sum u_n$ and $\sum\ln(1+u_n)$
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.663The Frobenius norm is submultiplicative
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.664Operator norm: submultiplicativity and comparison with Frobenius
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.665Operator norms of three basic matrices
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.666The max-entry norm is not submultiplicative
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.667Orthogonal invariance of the Frobenius and operator norms
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.668Operator norm of a symmetric matrix
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.669The diameter of the orthogonal group
Norms and metric structure
L2
Ex.670Open ball, closed ball and sphere in the operator norm
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.671Positive definite matrices: open cone with closure PSD
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.672PSD matrices have empty interior in all of M_n
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.673Nilpotent matrices and idempotents are closed
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.674GL_n is dense and its boundary is the singular set
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.675Matrices with no zero entry: open and dense
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.676Entrywise nonnegative matrices: a closed cone with interior
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.677Conjugation is continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.678Lipschitz estimates for the norm and for inversion
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.679Inversion is not uniformly continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.680Matrices of negative determinant are not squares
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.681The nearest symmetric matrix is the symmetric part
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.682The characteristic polynomial map and its section
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.683The nilpotent cone is closed but not compact
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.684A path from positive to negative determinant hits a singular matrix
Continuity of matrix maps
L2
Ex.685Complement of a subspace
Connectedness
L2
Ex.686The complement of O(n) is path connected
Connectedness
L2
Ex.687Hurwitz (stable) matrices form a connected set
Connectedness
L2
Ex.688Level sets of the determinant
Connectedness
L2
Ex.689The general linear group is path connected
Connectedness
L2
Ex.690Matrices with real positive spectrum
Connectedness
L2
Ex.691O(n) has exactly two components
Connectedness
L2
Ex.692Spectral radius balls and star-shaped sets
Connectedness
L2
Ex.693Nilpotent matrices and idempotents of fixed rank
Connectedness
L2
Ex.694The idempotents 0 and I are isolated points
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.695Square-zero matrices form a path connected set
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.696The operator-norm distance between two rotations is a chord length
Applications and the case n = 2
L2
Ex.697Powers of a matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L2
Ex.698A recursive sequence converging to 2
Sequences
L1
Ex.699AM-GM for three numbers
Inequalities
L1
Ex.700Convergence of the series of 1/n²
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.701Derangements of four objects
Inclusion-exclusion
L2
Ex.702Divergence of the harmonic series
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.703Inradius of a right triangle
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.704Powers of a 2×2 matrix with eigenvalues 1 and 2
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L2
Ex.705The centroid of a triangle
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.70630 divides n⁵ − n
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.707Cosine to the power 1/x²
Limits
L2
Ex.708Difference of two infinite reciprocals
Limits
L2
Ex.709Epsilon-delta for x squared
Limits
L1
Ex.710The gap between two exponentials at infinity
Limits
L1
Ex.711The logarithm is slower than any power
Limits
L1
Ex.712(1 + sin x)^(1/x)
Limits
L1
Ex.713Polynomials versus the exponential
Limits
L1
Ex.714sin x − x cos x over x cubed
Limits
L2
Ex.715sin(1/x) has no limit at 0
Limits
L1
Ex.716Tangent minus sine over x cubed
Limits
L1
Ex.717x ln x at zero, and x^x
Limits
L1
Ex.718x sin x has no limit at infinity
Limits
L1
Ex.719x times the Dirichlet function
Limits
L1
Ex.720A continuous function with rational values is constant
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.721Fixed point and a derivative bounded by one
Mean Value Theorem
L2
Ex.722A recurrent sequence and its fixed point
Sequences
L2
Ex.723A reduction formula
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.724Cancellation revealed by a Taylor expansion
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.725A telescoping sum that proves ζ(2) converges
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.726Absolute, conditional or no convergence
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.727Solving an integral equation
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.728Completing the square before integrating
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.729An integral singular at both endpoints
Improper integrals
L1
Ex.730Binet's formula for the Fibonacci numbers
Sequences
L1
Ex.731Classifying a critical point when f″(0) = 0
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.732Comparing the harmonic sum with the logarithm
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.733Lagrange multipliers on a circle
Optimisation in several variables
L2
Ex.734Optimisation under a linear constraint
Optimisation in several variables
L2
Ex.735Convergence to the golden ratio
Sequences
L1
Ex.736cos x = 1/x has infinitely many solutions
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.737Counting solutions depending on a parameter
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.738Integrating by parts twice and coming back
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.739Darboux sums of the Dirichlet function
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.740A divisibility identity for a sum
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.741Bézout identity for 1001 and 315
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.742When are $2n$ and $3n+1$ coprime?
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.743Coprime powers remain coprime
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.744If $a,b$ are coprime, so are $a+b$ and $ab$
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.745Divisibility of $a^n-b^n$
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.746Divisors of a product
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.747Why the Euclidean algorithm works
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.748The Euclidean algorithm and Bézout identity
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.749When is $(6n+12)/(2n+1)$ an integer?
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.750An incompatible congruence system
Congruences
L1
Ex.751When does $n-4$ divide $3n-17$?
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.752When is the number of divisors odd?
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.753A divisibility recurrence
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.754The smallest prime divisor
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.755Which is larger, e^π or π^e?
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.756tan x = x on each branch
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.757A linear first-order equation with polynomial right-hand side
First-order equations
L1
Ex.758Newton's law of cooling
First-order equations
L1
Ex.759Variation of constants
First-order equations
L2
Ex.760Functions whose derivative is proportional to themselves
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.761Heron's method for √2
Sequences
L1
Ex.762If f′ tends to ℓ, then f(x+1) − f(x) tends to ℓ
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.763Integrating ln and arctan by parts
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.764L'Hôpital's rule, twice
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.765A diagonalizable system
Linear systems
L2
Ex.766A system with three distinct eigenvalues
Linear systems
L2
Ex.767Derivative of the matrix exponential
Linear systems
L3
Ex.768Properties of the matrix exponential
Linear systems
L3
Ex.769Double integral in polar coordinates
Multiple integrals
L2
Ex.770Triple integral over a simplex
Multiple integrals
L2
Ex.771The chain rule for a composition
Partial derivatives
L2
Ex.772Power series of ln(1+x) and arctan x
Power series
L2
Ex.773Radius of convergence, four examples
Power series
L2
Ex.774The sine of an alternating term
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.775Solving y″ = −y with a power series
Power series
L2
Ex.776Summing power series in closed form
Power series
L2
Ex.777Supremum, infimum, limsup and liminf
Sequences
L1
Ex.778Approximating e with a guaranteed error
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.779Alternating series and the error bound
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.780The area of an ellipse
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.781The Cauchy–Schwarz inequality for integrals
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.782The closest point on a parabola
Optimisation and curve sketching
L1
Ex.783Differentiating under the integral sign
Improper integrals
M1
Ex.784The hierarchy of growth
Sequences
L1
Ex.785The integral test and Bertrand series
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.786Using the substitution x → a + b − x
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.787The limit comparison test
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.788The limit of the derivative theorem
Mean Value Theorem
L2
Ex.789The n-th derivative of 1/(x² − 1)
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.790The n-th derivative of x² e^x
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.791The root test
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.792Three cases of order-two recurrences
Sequences
L1
Ex.793Two alternating series with logarithms
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.794Line integral of a differential form
Vector calculus
L2
Ex.795When L'Hôpital's rule gives no answer
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.796An equivalent of e^(sin x) − e^(tan x)
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.797A one-sided bound for √(1 + x) from the Lagrange remainder
Taylor expansions
L1
Ex.798Computing ∫₀¹ sin(x²) dx with a series
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.799Parity of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.800A combinatorial proof
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.801Combinatorial proof
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.802Compositions via binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.803Expansion of a large binomial
Binomial coefficients
High school
Ex.804Telescoping with binomials
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.805The hockey-stick identity
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.806An inequality with binomials
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.807Counting with binomials
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.808The largest binomial coefficient
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.809Multinomial identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.810Generalized binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.811Polynomial expansion with binomials
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.812Coefficients of a power
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.813Application to sums
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.814Sum with two powers
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.815Vandermonde's identity
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.816Weighted sum of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.817The cardinal $\aleph_0$
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.818The cardinality of the continuum
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.819$\mathbb{Q}$ is dense but countable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.820Cantor's diagonal argument
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.821Comparing cardinalities
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.822$\mathbb{N}^2$ is countable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.823Countable product
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.824$\mathbb{Q}$ is countable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.825Argument of a product
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.826Conjugate roots of real polynomials
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.827Cube roots of a complex number
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.828Linearizing powers of cosine
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.829De Moivre's formula by induction
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.830A circle given by a modulus equation
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.831The modulus equation $|z-a|=|z-b|$
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.832Triangle inequality for complex numbers
Complex numbers
High school
Ex.833A locus defined by a modulus equation
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.834The $n$-th roots of unity
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.835The perpendicular bisector
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.836Square roots of a complex number
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.837Computing roots with De Moivre
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.838Sum of the $n$-th roots of unity
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.839Linearizing $\sin^4\theta$
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.840A fast series for ln 2
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.841Coprimality via congruences
Congruences
L1
Ex.842A CRT application
Congruences
L1
Ex.843The Chinese remainder theorem (two moduli)
Congruences
L1
Ex.844Euler's theorem
Congruences
L1
Ex.845Computing $\varphi(n)$
Congruences
L1
Ex.846Generalization of Fermat
Congruences
L1
Ex.847Fermat's little theorem
Congruences
L1
Ex.848Halving in modular arithmetic
Congruences
L1
Ex.849Finding modular inverses
Congruences
L1
Ex.850Inverse via Fermat
Congruences
L1
Ex.851Solvability of $ax\equiv b\pmod n$
Congruences
L1
Ex.852Applications of the modular inverse
Congruences
L1
Ex.853Power cycles modulo $n$
Congruences
L1
Ex.854A system of congruences
Congruences
L1
Ex.855The order of an element mod $n$
Congruences
L1
Ex.856Computing large powers mod $n$
Congruences
L1
Ex.857Boundary classification
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.858Distance from point to plane
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.859Two critical points and their nature
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.860Lagrange multipliers on a circle
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.861Optimization under a linear constraint
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.862Maximizing a product
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.863A unique critical point that is a saddle
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.864A discontinuous function with bounded values
Continuity
L1
Ex.865Discontinuity via two paths
Continuity
L1
Ex.866Norm and distance are continuous
Continuity
L1
Ex.867Continuity of a piecewise function
Continuity
L1
Ex.868Continuity via polar coordinates
Continuity
L1
Ex.869Continuous extension
Continuity
High school
Ex.870cosh x ≤ e^(x²/2)
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.871Circular arrangements
Counting principles
L1
Ex.872Arrangements with repetition
Counting principles
High school
Ex.873A bijective proof
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.874Ordering books on a shelf
Counting principles
High school
Ex.875Counting Boolean functions
Counting principles
L1
Ex.876Counting cliques
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.877Coloring problems
Counting principles
L1
Ex.878Combinations with repetition
Counting principles
High school
Ex.879Complement counting
Counting principles
High school
Ex.880Degrees in a graph
Counting principles
L1
Ex.881Handshake lemma
Counting principles
L1
Ex.882Counting pairs within subsets
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.883Counting with at least one
Counting principles
L1
Ex.884At least one property
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.885Counting unions
Counting principles
L1
Ex.886Counting configurations
Counting principles
L1
Ex.887Sets of even size
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.888Exact intersection count
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.889Counting onto functions
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.890Monotone lattice paths
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.891Pigeonhole with integers
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.892Generalized pigeonhole
Counting principles
L1
Ex.893Pigeonhole proof
Counting principles
L1
Ex.894Subset sums
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.895Scheduling tournaments
Counting principles
L1
Ex.896The determinant is alternating
Determinants
L1
Ex.897Determinant of a block triangular matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.898A trigonometric determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.899Cramer's rule for a 2×2 system
Determinants
High school
Ex.900Determinant of a cyclic permutation matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.901Determinant of a diagonalisable matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.902Expansion along a column
Determinants
High school
Ex.903Expansion along a row
Determinants
High school
Ex.904Multilinearity of the determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.905Determinant of an orthogonal matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.906Determinant and rank
Determinants
L1
Ex.907Determinant of the transpose
Determinants
L1
Ex.908Bézout's identity
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.909Coprime product
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.910Infinitely many primes
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.911The fundamental theorem of arithmetic
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.912Gauss's lemma
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.913GCD and product of coprime factors
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.914Divisors of coprime numbers
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.915Linear relations and coprimality
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.916Proof of the Euclidean algorithm
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.917GCD as a linear combination
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.918GCD and linear combinations
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.919GCD of powers
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.920A coprimality proof
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.921A recursive GCD
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.922Semiprimes and divisors
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.923Additive property of the p-adic valuation
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.924Finding modular inverses
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.925Number of divisors
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.926Perfect numbers
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.927Perfect squares and divisors
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.928Prime power divisibility
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.929The radical of an integer
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.930Sum of divisors
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.931Units modulo $n$
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.932p-adic valuation
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.933A 2×2 matrix with a double eigenvalue
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
High school
Ex.934A 3×3 matrix with distinct eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.935Eigenvalues of a symmetric matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.936The characteristic polynomial
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.937Eigenvalues of a rotation
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.938Similar matrices have the same eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.939Powers via diagonalization
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.940A basis of an eigenspace
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.941Sum of eigenvalues equals trace
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.942Trace and determinant of a 3×3 matrix via eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.943A biquadratic equation
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.944A cubic with three roots
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.945A cubic by factoring
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.946Vieta's formulas
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.947A quartic by factoring
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.948A cube root equation
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.949A radical inequality
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.950A radical equation with two square roots
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.951A radical equation by substitution
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.952Two square roots
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.953A 3×3 linear system
Equations and radicals
High school
Ex.954A nonlinear system
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.955A symmetric system
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.956Finite difference formulas for f′
Taylor expansions
L3
Ex.957BFS and DFS
Graph theory
L1
Ex.958Bipartite graphs
Graph theory
L1
Ex.959Cliques and independent sets
Graph theory
L1
Ex.960A graph with a unique degree sequence
Graph theory
L1
Ex.961Hamiltonian cycles (example)
Graph theory
L1
Ex.962Graph isomorphism
Graph theory
L1
Ex.963Matchings
Graph theory
L1
Ex.964Euler's formula application
Graph theory
L1
Ex.965Spanning trees
Graph theory
L1
Ex.966Characterizations of trees
Graph theory
L1
Ex.967Diameter of a tree
Graph theory
L1
Ex.968Trees as minors
Graph theory
L1
Ex.969The center of a group
Groups
L1
Ex.970Counting cosets
Groups
L1
Ex.971Groups of prime order
Groups
L1
Ex.972The general linear group $GL_n(\mathbb{R})$
Groups
L1
Ex.973Group homomorphisms
Groups
L1
Ex.974Homomorphisms between familiar groups
Groups
L1
Ex.975Subgroups of index 2 are normal
Groups
L1
Ex.976Isomorphism criteria
Groups
L1
Ex.977Injectivity and kernel
Groups
L1
Ex.978Corollary of Lagrange's theorem
Groups
L1
Ex.979Lagrange's theorem
Groups
L1
Ex.980Order of an element in $\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z}$
Groups
L1
Ex.981Direct products of groups
Groups
L1
Ex.982Subgroup lattice of $\mathbb{Z}/6\mathbb{Z}$
Groups
L1
Ex.983The symmetric group $S_3$
Groups
L1
Ex.984Transpositions generate $S_n$
Groups
L1
Ex.985Derivatives of high order at 0 without differentiating
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.986Permutations with at least one fixed point
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.987Binomial identity via IE
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.988Coprime to $100$
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.989Numbers coprime to $30$ up to $100$
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.990Counting numbers with at least one property
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.991Derangements of $5$ elements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.992Derangements of $6$ elements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.993Derangement recurrence
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.994Derangements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.995Euler's totient via inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.996Exactly one property
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.997The general inclusion-exclusion formula
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.998Items with no defect
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.999Letters and envelopes
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1000Elements with none of the properties
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1001Surjections from $5$ to $3$
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1002Inclusion-exclusion in a survey
Inclusion-exclusion
High school
Ex.1003Counting with divisibility
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1004The sieve of Eratosthenes as IE
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1005Surjections from $4$ to $3$
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1006Counting surjections via inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1007Partial three-set data
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1008Exactly one of two properties
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1009Two triples
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1010IE with complements
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1011AM-GM for three numbers
Inequalities
High school
Ex.1012The arithmetic-harmonic mean inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1013Bernoulli's inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1014Cauchy-Schwarz by induction
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1015Cauchy-Schwarz inequality
Inequalities
High school
Ex.1016Geometric mean and harmonic mean
Inequalities
High school
Ex.1017Jensen's inequality for the square function
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1018Discriminant and positivity
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1019The rearrangement inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1020Titu's lemma (Cauchy in Engel form)
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1021Gram-Schmidt orthonormalization
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1022An orthogonal basis from the standard basis
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1023Orthogonal complement
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1024Orthogonal matrices and isometries
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1025Triangle inequality
Inner product spaces
High school
Ex.1026Rational root theorem and irrationality
Irrationality
L1
Ex.1027Uncountability of irrationals
Irrationality
Olympiad
Ex.1028Rational coefficients and irrational roots
Irrationality
L1
Ex.1029Degree of algebraic numbers
Irrationality
L1
Ex.1030Rational, algebraic, transcendental
Irrationality
L1
Ex.1031Proving an equivalence
Proof techniques
High school
Ex.1032Coins and strong induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1033Full binary tree node count
Induction
L1
Ex.1034Divisibility by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1035An identity for Fibonacci numbers
Induction
L1
Ex.1036Towers of Hanoi
Induction
L1
Ex.1037Exponential inequality by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1038Fibonacci growth bound
Induction
L1
Ex.1039$n!$ vs $2^n$
Induction
L1
Ex.1040Induction and periodicity
Induction
L1
Ex.1041Product by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1042Strong induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1043Sum of cubes
Induction
L1
Ex.1044A factorial identity
Induction
L1
Ex.1045Existence proofs
Proof techniques
L1
Ex.1046Order of quantifiers
Proof techniques
L1
Ex.1047Approximating x by a combination of sines
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1048Block multiplication
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1049Change of basis
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1050Cramer's rule
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1051Determinant of a block triangular matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1052Using determinant properties
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1053Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1054Solving a linear system by Gauss-Jordan
Matrices and linear systems
High school
Ex.1055Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1056Invertibility depending on a parameter
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1057Kernel and image of a matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1058Rank-nullity theorem
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1059Powers of a nilpotent matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1060Computing the rank of a matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1061Similarity invariants
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1062Compactness in metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1063Compact sets are closed and bounded
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1064Continuous image of compact
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1065Complete metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1066Equivalent metrics
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1067Isometries between metric spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1068Equivalent norms
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1069Classical normed spaces
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1070Product metrics
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1071Boundary effects
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1072Cartesian vs polar computation
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1073Double integral over an annulus
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1074Double integral over a disk tangent at origin
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1075Double integral over a disk in polar coordinates
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1076Polar integral over a half-disk
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1077Mass of a cube with variable density
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1078Triple integral over a simplex
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1079General chain rule
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1080Clairaut's theorem
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1081Saddle point
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1082The differential
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1083Second-order partial derivatives
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1084The Laplacian
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1085Finding critical points
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1086Schwarz's theorem and a counterexample
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1087Tangent plane to a graph
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1088$\{1,2,3,\ldots\}$ and pairwise differences
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1089Eratosthenes via pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1090Sum of digits
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1091Binomial coefficient bound
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1092Consecutive integers whose sum is divisible
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1093Divisibility via pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1094Three same-color integers
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1095Points in an equilateral triangle
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1096An even number of odd vertices
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1097The handshake lemma by pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1098Integer grid points
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1099Pigeonhole in a Latin square
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1100Many odd numbers
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1101Modular pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1102A multiple of $n$ from $0$s and $1$s
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1103An odd number in a triple
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1104Points in a unit square
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1105Subset sums
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1106Remainders of consecutive integers
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1107Pigeonhole in a table
Pigeonhole principle
L1
Ex.1108A sequence of $0$s and $1$s
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1109Composition of polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1110The discriminant of a quadratic
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1111Divisibility of polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1112Factorization of a cubic
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1113Multiplicity of a root
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1114The rational root test
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1115Factorization over $\mathbb{R}$
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1116Sum of roots of unity
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1117Vieta's formulas for a cubic
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1118Coprimality and Euler's theorem
Primes
L1
Ex.1119Coprimality with factorials
Primes
L1
Ex.1120Factorial and coprime integers
Primes
L1
Ex.1121Consecutive primes and products
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1122Coprime integers and prime divisors
Primes
L1
Ex.1123Coprime products and primes
Primes
L1
Ex.1124Divisibility by coprime integers
Primes
L1
Ex.1125Coprime remainders
Primes
L1
Ex.1126Multiplicativity of $\varphi$
Primes
L1
Ex.1127Euler's totient of a prime power
Primes
L1
Ex.1128Factoring a large integer
Primes
L1
Ex.1129Fermat's little theorem
Primes
L1
Ex.1130Fermat primality test
Primes
L1
Ex.1131Fermat's little theorem and compositeness
Primes
L1
Ex.1132Totient and coprime residue classes
Primes
L1
Ex.1133Euclid's lemma
Primes
L1
Ex.1134Primes and factorials
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1135GCD of a product
Primes
L1
Ex.1136Mersenne primes
Primes
L1
Ex.1137Mersenne primes and exponents
Primes
L1
Ex.1138Order modulo a prime
Primes
L1
Ex.1139Even perfect numbers and Mersenne primes
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1140The prime counting function
Primes
L1
Ex.1141Prime gaps
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1142Prime powers and divisibility
Primes
L1
Ex.1143Primality test up to $\sqrt n$
Primes
High school
Ex.1144Sophie Germain primes
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1145Reducing a quadratic form by completing the square
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1146Negative definite quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1147A degenerate quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1148The hyperbola $x^2-y^2=1$
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1149An indefinite quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1150Quantifier absorption
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1151Renaming bound variables
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1152De Morgan's laws for quantifiers
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1153The $\varepsilon$-$\delta$ definition of limit
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1154Existence and uniqueness proof
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1155A false $\exists\forall$ statement
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1156A quantified implication
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1157Free and bound variables
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1158Quantifiers in induction proofs
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1159Quantifiers in convergence of sequences
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1160Negating nested quantifiers
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1161Negating the uniqueness quantifier
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1162Order of quantifiers matters
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1163Vacuous truth
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1164Hasse diagram
Relations
L1
Ex.1165Equivalence classes form a partition
Relations
L1
Ex.1166Partitions induce equivalence relations
Relations
L1
Ex.1167Total orders
Relations
L1
Ex.1168Characteristic of a ring
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1169Euclidean division in $\mathbb{R}[X]$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1170Ideals
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1171Ideals in $\mathbb{Z}$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1172Matrix rings and zero divisors
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1173The polynomial ring $R[X]$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1174Prime ideals in $\mathbb{Z}$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1175Convergence of three series via expansions
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1176Arbitrary unions and intersections
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.1177Equivalence classes and partitions
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.1178Equivalence relations
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.1179Partial orders
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.1180Total orders
Relations
L1
Ex.1181Expanding x/(eˣ − 1)
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1182Taylor series of the solution of y′ = x + y²
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1183The symmetric second difference
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1184Interior, closure, boundary
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1185Connected subsets of $\mathbb{R}$
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1186Limit points
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1187Dense sets
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1188Heine–Borel in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1189Continuous image of a compact set
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1190Connectedness in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1191Convex sets are connected
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1192Continuity versus iterated limits
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1193Sequential compactness in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1194A basis of a hyperplane in $\mathbb{R}^4$
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1195Image of a basis under a linear map
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1196A basis of a polynomial space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1197The canonical basis and matrix representation
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1198The curl
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1199Eigenspaces as subspaces
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1200Dimension of a subspace
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1201Flux through a flat surface
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1202An application of Green's theorem
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1203Area using Green's theorem
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1204Green with symmetry
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1205Independence depending on a parameter
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1206Isomorphism criterion
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1207Basis of a kernel
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1208Kernel and image of a linear map
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1209Kernel of a differentiation-like map
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1210Conservative vector field
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1211Fundamental theorem for line integrals
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1212Line integral along a circle
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1213Line integral on a piecewise path
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1214Work done by a force field
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1215Testing whether a field is conservative
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1216The space of linear maps
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1217Injective linear map and kernel
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1218Column space and row space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1219Kernel of a 3×3 matrix and basis
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1220Subspace generated by a family
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1221Subspace generated by columns of a matrix
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1222Subspace inclusion and dimension
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1223The direct sum criterion
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1224Surjective linear map and image
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1225The integer part of a telescoping sum
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1226cos(π/7) − cos(2π/7) + cos(3π/7) = 1/2
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1227The sum of 1/(1 − ω^k)
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1228A recurrence with a hidden invariant
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1229Three unit complex numbers with zero sum
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1230Hermite's identity for floor functions
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1231Divisibility of values of an integer polynomial
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1232Two symmetric systems
Equations and radicals
M1
Ex.1233Telescoping with arctangents and products
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1234The game of coins on a round table
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1235Derangements and the number 1/e
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1236Every tournament has a Hamiltonian path
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1237Finding the heavy coin with a balance
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1238Flipping rows and columns of a board
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1239A tree has at least as many leaves as its maximum degree
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1240Monotone subsequences (Erdős–Szekeres)
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1241A finite set in which every point is a midpoint
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1242Choosing n + 1 numbers among 1, …, 2n
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1243Subsets without two consecutive integers
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1244Tiling a 10 × 10 board with 1 × 4 tiles
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1245Splitting a parliament into two houses
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1246Tiling a 2ⁿ × 2ⁿ board with L-trominoes
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1247Binary strings with no three equal consecutive digits
Counting principles
M1
Ex.1248A graph is bipartite exactly when it has no odd cycle
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1249When can a graph be drawn without lifting the pen?
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1250Gray codes: a cyclic list of all bit strings with one change at a time
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1251The fewest kings controlling the board
Pigeonhole principle
M1
Ex.1252Knights and liars around a table
Pigeonhole principle
M1
Ex.1253The expected number of records
Counting principles
M1
Ex.1254Sorting by adjacent swaps needs exactly the number of inversions
Counting principles
M1
Ex.1255Stars and bars with upper bounds
Inclusion-exclusion
M1
Ex.1256Surjections and splitting a set into three groups
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1257Gas stations on a circular road
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1258f(x + f(y)) = f(x) + y on the rationals
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1259The Gergonne point and Ceva's theorem
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.1260Ptolemy and a point on the circumcircle of an equilateral triangle
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.1261The area of a right triangle from the incircle touch point
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1262The radical axis bisects the common tangent
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1263The reflection of the orthocentre lies on the circumcircle
Plane geometry
High school
Ex.1264Two circles, two secants and a pair of parallel lines
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1265Chebyshev's sum inequality and a^a b^b c^c
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1266A sum of squares of a + 1/a, via Jensen
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1267The tangent line trick
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1268An arctangent inequality
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1269An exponential inequality
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1270A logarithm inequality via the MVT
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1271Bounding $f(b)-f(a)$
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1272Small-increment estimate
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1273Bounded derivative implies Lipschitz
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1274Rolle and the sign of $f'$
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1275Rolle on a polynomial with three roots
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1276Uniqueness of a root
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1277Long runs of non-squarefree numbers
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1278Infinitely many primes of the form 4k + 3
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1279n divides 2ⁿ − 1 only for n = 1
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1280The gcd of 2ᵃ − 1 and 2ᵇ − 1
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.128160 divides xyz for every Pythagorean triple
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1282Wilson's theorem and its converse
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1283Two implications imply the negation of $p$
Proof techniques
L1
Ex.1284The barber's paradox
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1285Three numbers with signs
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1286A non-compact closed subspace: trace-zero matrices
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1287Completeness of $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1288Interior and boundary of $GL_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1289Equivalent metrics on $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1290Submultiplicativity of matrix norms
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1291Separability of $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1292No polynomial takes only prime values
Polynomials
M1
Ex.1293A monic polynomial with root √2 + √3 + √5
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1294Three complex numbers of modulus one
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1295Every integer divides some Fibonacci number
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1296Finite differences and alternating binomial sums
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1297How fast does a_{n+1} = a_n + 1/a_n grow?
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1298P(x²) = P(x)²
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1299tan 20° tan 40° tan 80° and tan²20° + tan²40° + tan²80°
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1300Approximating √2 by 1 + 1/(1 + x)
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1301P′² ≥ P·P″ for polynomials with real roots
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1302The derivative keeps all roots real
Polynomials
M1
Ex.1303P(x² + 1) = P(x)² + 1
Polynomials
M1
Ex.1304The product cos(π/N)·cos(2π/N)···cos(nπ/N) with N = 2n + 1
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1305Sums over roots of unity from a logarithmic derivative
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1306A cut containing at least half of the edges
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1307A 7 × 7 grid with no rectangle of marked cells
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1308Vandermonde's identity and a weighted sum of squares
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.1309Partitions into distinct parts and into odd parts
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1310Drawing K₈ without lifting the pen
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1311Five points contain a convex quadrilateral
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1312Nim and the XOR rule
Counting principles
M1
Ex.1313The 15-puzzle with two tiles swapped
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1314f(x)f(y) − f(xy) = x + y
Functional equations
M1
Ex.1315Equilateral triangles and complex numbers
Analytic geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1316Excircles and tangent lengths
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1317Pick's theorem and lattice triangles
Analytic geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1318The Apollonius circle
Analytic geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1319The distance between the circumcentre and the orthocentre
Analytic geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1320Two circles and a line through a common point
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1321Weitzenböck's inequality
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1322A symmetrisation trick: Σ a³/(a² + ab + b²)
Inequalities
M1
Ex.1323IMO 1984: yz + zx + xy − 2xyz
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1324The product of the sines of a triangle
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1325Minkowski's inequality and a sum of two square roots
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1326Muirhead's idea with weighted AM-GM
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1327Ravi substitution: abc ≥ (a + b − c)(b + c − a)(c + a − b)
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1328A multiple of n written with only 0s and 1s
Congruences
M1
Ex.1329(n²)! is divisible by (n!)^(n+1)
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1330If aᵖ ≡ bᵖ (mod p) then aᵖ ≡ bᵖ (mod p²)
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1331Infinitely many n dividing 2ⁿ + 1
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1332Infinitely many primes ≡ 1 (mod 4)
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1333v_p(n!) from the digits of n in base p
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1334Counting odd entries in a row of Pascal's triangle
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1335Prime divisors of 2ᵖ − 1
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1336Prime divisors of n² + n + 1
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1337((p − 1)/2)! modulo a prime p ≡ 3 (mod 4)
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1338The Frobenius coin problem for two coins
Diophantine equations
Olympiad
Ex.1339The sum of the quadratic residues modulo p
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1340Infinitely many triangular numbers that are squares
Diophantine equations
Olympiad
Ex.1341det(I + AB) = det(I + BA) by density
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1342Exponential coordinates on SO(3)
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1343Rank-one orthogonal projections form the projective space
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1344Odd-dimensional rotations have an axis
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1345The quotient of M_n(R) by conjugation is not Hausdorff
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1346AAáµ€ and Aáµ€A have the same characteristic polynomial
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1347The Grassmannian of orthogonal projections is compact and connected
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1348Sym_n/O(n) is a closed Weyl chamber
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1349The rotation angle of a 3D rotation is continuous
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1350AB and BA have the same characteristic polynomial
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1351Adjugate identities by density
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1352Proper algebraic subsets of M_n(R) have measure zero
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1353The Cayley-Hamilton theorem by density
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1354Closure of the matrices with a non-real eigenvalue
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1355Finite-order rotations are dense in SO(2)
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1356Idempotents of a given rank form a closed set
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1357Powers of a rotation: when are they dense?
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1358Matrices with an eigenvalue of modulus one
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1359Matrices with an LU factorisation
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1360Nonderogatory matrices form an open dense set
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1361Orthogonally invariant functions of symmetric matrices
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1362density in the special linear group
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1363Rational rotation matrices are dense in SO(2)
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1364The closure of the Hurwitz matrices
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1365The complement of a polynomial zero set is open and dense
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1366The orbit of a Jordan block accumulates on the identity
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1367The set of real normal matrices
Density and closures
L3
Ex.1368A matrix of positive determinant that is not an exponential
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1369Centres of GL_n and SL_n, and discrete normal subgroups
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1370The determinant of an exponential: det e^A = e^(tr A)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1371exp is a homeomorphism from symmetric to positive definite matrices
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1372The quotients GL_n/O(n) and SL_n/SO(n)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1373The polar-exponential decomposition of GL_n
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1374SO(n)/SO(n-1) is the sphere
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1375The exponential maps skew-symmetric matrices onto SO(n)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1376The logarithm near the identity and local inverse of exp
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1377Connected components of the projective linear group
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1378Nilpotent matrices and unipotent matrices
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1379Topology of the groups of upper triangular matrices
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
L3
Ex.1380Eigenvalues are only Hölder continuous
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1381Semicontinuity of the inertia of symmetric matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1382Inversion reverses the order of positive definite matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1383Matrices with positive definite symmetric part
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1384Power-bounded matrices do not form a closed set
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1385Power sums determine the characteristic polynomial
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1386The cone of rank-one matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1387Semicontinuity of the minimal polynomial degree and of the centraliser
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1388Where is {det = 0} a manifold?
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1389The discriminant of a 2×2 matrix and a cone
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1390The set of matrices whose powers converge is neither open nor closed
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1391The spectral mapping theorem for polynomials
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1392A^k converges to 0 if and only if the spectral radius is less than 1
Rank, spectrum and norms
L3
Ex.1393Three logarithmic series
Find the sum
L1
Ex.1394Six numeric series: convergence study
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.1395Three convergent series with explicit sums
Find the sum
L1
Ex.1396Three series with computed sums
Find the sum
L1
Ex.1397The operator norm via the largest eigenvalue of Aáµ€A
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1398The operator norm of a shear matrix
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1399The operator norm is invariant under transposition
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1400Eigenvalues are bounded by the operator norm
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1401The Neumann series
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1402Invertibility is stable under small perturbations
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1403The trace is bounded by the Frobenius norm
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1404The Schur test
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1405Strict convexity of the Frobenius ball but not of the operator ball
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1406The rank metric
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1407Linear functionals on M_n(R) are traces against a matrix
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1408Induced operator norms make M_n(R) a Banach algebra
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1409All norms on M_n(R) are equivalent
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1410Distance from an invertible matrix to the singular matrices
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1411The inverse blows up near singular matrices
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1412The best constants comparing operator and Frobenius norms
Norms and metric structure
L3
Ex.1413The closure of {det > 0}
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L2
Ex.1414Lower-rank matrices form a closed set, higher-rank an open one
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1415Matrices of rank exactly r: neither open nor closed
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1416Matrices with a real eigenvalue: closed set, interior for n = 2
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1417Real-diagonalisable matrices: neither open nor closed
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1418Matrices with n distinct eigenvalues form an open set
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1419The orthogonal group is closed and nowhere dense
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1420Involutions form a closed unbounded set
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1421The boundary of the positive definite cone
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1422Orthogonal projections: compact with empty interior in Sym_n
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1423An open subgroup of GL_n is also closed
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1424Interior and boundary of {det > 1}
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1425The commutant of a non-scalar matrix is a thin subspace
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1426Matrices with rational trace: dense with empty interior
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1427Countably many proper subspaces never cover M_n
Open, closed, interior, boundary
L3
Ex.1428The derivative of the determinant (Jacobi's formula)
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1429The derivative of matrix inversion
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1430Roots of a polynomial depend continuously on its coefficients
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1431The spectral radius is continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1432Rank is lower but not upper semicontinuous
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1433The rank of the adjugate matrix
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1434The sign of the determinant under squaring
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1435The determinant is an open map
Continuity of matrix maps
L3
Ex.1436The complement of the special linear group
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1437Matrices of fixed rank
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1438SO(n) is connected by Givens rotations
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1439Components of the sets of idempotents and involutions
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1440Matrices of rank at least k are path connected
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1441The special linear group is path connected (transvections)
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1442The special linear group is path connected (polar decomposition)
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1443SO(n) is path connected (normal form)
Connectedness
L2
Ex.1444Continuity of a piecewise function with an essential singularity
Continuity
L1
Ex.1445Complex coordinates (z, w) on M_2(R): determinant and singular values
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1446Conjugation by rotations acts on w by e^{2iβ}
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1447Matrices of finite order are dense in SO(n)
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1448Real eigenvalues of a matrix
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1449Rotations of finite order are dense in SO(3)
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1450Signature is constant on a rank stratum of symmetric matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1451The distance to the singular matrices in M_2(R)
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1452The singular matrices of M_2(R) form a cone over a torus
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1453The shapes of GL(2,R), SL(2,R) and {det < 0}
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1454The operator-norm ball and O(2) in complex coordinates
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1455Schur-stable 2×2 matrices: the Jury conditions and connectedness
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1456The cone of positive definite 2×2 matrices is a light cone
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1457The convex hull of SO(2) is a flat disc
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1458The 2×2 Hurwitz matrices form a path-connected set
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1459Rank-one idempotents and involutions of M_2(R) are cylinders
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1460The distance from a 2×2 matrix to the rotation group
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1461The nonzero nilpotents of M_2(R) form two components
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1462The square roots of A in M_2(R) form two disjoint planes
Applications and the case n = 2
L3
Ex.1463Cantor's theorem
Countability and cardinality
L3
Ex.1464How fast does (1 + x)^(1/x) reach e?
Limits
L2
Ex.1465Where power means lead
Limits
L2
Ex.1466Reciprocal squares of x and tangent
Limits
L2
Ex.1467The Dirichlet function has no limit anywhere
Limits
L1
Ex.1468A recurrence with a double fixed point
Sequences
L1
Ex.1469A functional equation solved with derivatives
Differentiable functions
Olympiad
Ex.1470The series of 1/(ln n)^(ln n)
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.1471Adjacent sequences and the irrationality of e
Sequences
L1
Ex.1472Bounds for n! by comparing with an integral
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.1473Cauchy's condensation test
Convergence tests
M1
Ex.1474A Cauchy product that diverges
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.1475Cauchy-Schwarz inequality via optimisation
Optimisation in several variables
Olympiad
Ex.1476Constrained extrema and a compactness argument
Optimisation in several variables
L3
Ex.1477Maximizing a product under a linear constraint
Optimisation in several variables
L3
Ex.1478Least squares as an optimisation problem
Optimisation in several variables
L3
Ex.1479Continuous injective functions are monotone
Intermediate Value Theorem
L2
Ex.1480A convex function and its asymptote
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.1481Convexity forces the derivative to be continuous
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.1482Existence of a Bézout identity
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1483A Chinese remainder system
Congruences
L1
Ex.1484A common divisor divides 43
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.1485Solving a linear Diophantine equation
Diophantine equations
L1
Ex.1486Solving $ax+by=c$
Diophantine equations
L1
Ex.1487Solving $\divisibility(a,b)+\operatorname{lcm}(a,b)=9+b$
Divisibility and gcd
High school
Ex.1488A prime divisor property
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1489An integrating factor
First-order equations
L2
Ex.1490The generating function of Fibonacci numbers
Power series
L2
Ex.1491How many solutions does ln x = ax have?
Intermediate Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1492Integrability with one wild point
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.1493Limits of integrals depending on n
Riemann integral
L1
Ex.1494Complex eigenvalues
Linear systems
L3
Ex.1495Matrix exponential with a nilpotent part
Linear systems
L3
Ex.1496A linear system with a second member
Linear systems
L3
Ex.1497Affine change of variables
Multiple integrals
L2
Ex.1498Is a function $C^1$ on $\mathbb{R}^2$?
Partial derivatives
L2
Ex.1499A series of functions
Power series
L2
Ex.1500Resonance with a double root
Linear equations of order two
L2
Ex.1501A second-order equation with a polynomial right-hand side
Linear equations of order two
L2
Ex.1502The sequence sin(n) does not converge
Sequences
L1
Ex.1503Speed of convergence
Sequences
L3
Ex.1504The alternating harmonic sums converge
Sequences
L2
Ex.1505The arithmetic–geometric mean
Sequences
L1
Ex.1506The generating function of central binomial coefficients
Power series
L2
Ex.1507The Cauchy criterion
Sequences
L1
Ex.1508A ratio test that fails, and how to conclude
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.1509The Cesàro lemma
Sequences
L1
Ex.1510The Euler-Mascheroni constant as a series
Find the sum
L1
Ex.1511e^x e^y = e^(x+y) from power series
Power series
L2
Ex.1512The horizontal chord of length one half
Intermediate Value Theorem
L2
Ex.1513The longest ladder around a corner
Optimisation and curve sketching
L2
Ex.1514From the ratio to the n-th root
Sequences
L2
Ex.1515The ratio test with a parameter
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.1516Monotonicity of (1 + 1/n)^n
Sequences
L1
Ex.1517The tangent half-angle substitution
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.1518Divergence theorem (Ostrogradsky)
Vector calculus
L3
Ex.1519Green-Riemann formula
Vector calculus
L3
Ex.1520Stokes' theorem
Vector calculus
L3
Ex.1521Wallis integrals
Integration techniques
L1
Ex.1522Differentiable but not continuously differentiable
Differentiable functions
L1
Ex.1523An expansion of order 2 without a second derivative
Taylor expansions
L3
Ex.1524A rational approximation of cosine
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1525Expanding the inverse of x + x³
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1526Binomial coefficient inverses
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1527An identity with inverses
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1528Catalan via binomial
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1529Central binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1530Choosing subsets of subsets
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1531Binomial coefficients and primes
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1532A combinatorial sum
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1533A combinatorial sum with choice
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1534Cyclic identity with binomials
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1535Approximation via binomial theorem
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1536Fibonacci and binomials
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1537Generating function of binomial row
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1538A complex binomial identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1539Sum of sines
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1540An identity with squares
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1541Application to integration
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1542An integral identity
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1543The multinomial theorem
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1544Multinomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1545Partial sums of binomials
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1546Hexagon identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1547Pentagon identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1548Weighted power sum
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1549Quadratic coefficient sum
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1550Moments of the binomial row
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1551Sum of squares of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1552Stirling numbers and binomials
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.1553Convolution of binomial rows
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1554Reciprocals of binomial coefficients
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1555Sum with $k^2\binom{n}{k}$
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1556A generalized Vandermonde
Binomial coefficients
L1
Ex.1557Bounding f′ by f and f″ (Landau's inequality)
Taylor expansions
M1
Ex.1558Cantor–Bernstein theorem
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.1559The Cantor set is uncountable
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.1560Cantor's theorem
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.1561Finite subsets of $\mathbb{N}$
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.1562Ordinals vs cardinals
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.1563$|\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N})|=|\mathbb{R}|$
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.1564$\mathbb{R}$ is uncountable
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.1565Countable union of countable sets
Countability and cardinality
L1
Ex.1566Central binomial coefficients from (1 − 4x)^(−1/2)
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1567An inequality involving arguments
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1568An ellipse via a modulus equation
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1569Equilateral triangle condition
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1570A locus involving an angle
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1571A region in the complex plane
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1572The modulus of a sum
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1573Product formula for cosines
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1574Sum of a trigonometric series
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1575Square roots of complex numbers
Complex numbers
L1
Ex.1576Sum of cosines
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1577Trigonometric identities via complex numbers
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1578CRT with non-coprime moduli
Congruences
L1
Ex.1579The CRT as a ring isomorphism
Congruences
L1
Ex.1580The CRT with three moduli
Congruences
L1
Ex.1581The Diffie–Hellman protocol
Congruences
L1
Ex.1582Euler's theorem applied
Congruences
L1
Ex.1583Fermat's little theorem and pseudoprimes
Congruences
L1
Ex.1584Proving Fermat's little theorem
Congruences
L1
Ex.1585Legendre symbol and Euler's criterion
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1586RSA and modular arithmetic
Congruences
L1
Ex.1587Primitive roots
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1588Quadratic residues mod $p$
Congruences
L1
Ex.1589A system of linear congruences
Congruences
L1
Ex.1590Wilson's theorem
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1591Cauchy–Schwarz via optimization
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1592Optimization under inequality constraints
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1593Classifying a 3D critical point
Optimisation in several variables
M1
Ex.1594Three-variable saddle point
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1595Shortest distance from a point to a line
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1596Distance from origin to an ellipsoid
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1597Lagrange with exponential objective
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1598Global extrema on a compact set
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1599Maximizing a volume with fixed perimeter
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1600Constrained quadratic form
Optimisation in several variables
M1
Ex.1601Image of a compact set under a continuous function
Continuity
L1
Ex.1602A function that is not continuous despite radial limits
Continuity
L1
Ex.1603Generating function for binomial coefficients
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1604Catalan applications
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1605A combinatorial identity
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1606Derangements
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1607Double counting
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1608Another double count
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1609Alternating sum identity
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1610Counting coprime integers
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1611Derangements via inclusion-exclusion
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1612Derangement formula
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1613A combinatorial identity via inclusion-exclusion
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1614Surjection formula proof
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1615Sieve formula
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1616Surjections via inclusion-exclusion
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1617Surjections onto $3$ elements
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1618Three-set inclusion-exclusion
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1619Three-set counts
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1620Counting with matrices
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1621The multinomial theorem
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1622Lattice paths
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1623Permutations with fixed points
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1624Pigeonhole with 100 numbers
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1625Multiples via pigeonhole
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1626Pigeonhole in a graph
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1627Pigeonhole with points
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1628Sum via pigeonhole
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1629Counting surjections
Counting principles
L1
Ex.1630Vandermonde's identity
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1631Computing the inverse with cofactors
Determinants
L1
Ex.1632The cofactor formula for the inverse
Determinants
L1
Ex.1633Determinant of a companion matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.1634Cramer's rule for a 3×3 system
Determinants
L1
Ex.1635A cyclic 3×3 determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.1636A mixed determinant exercise
Determinants
L1
Ex.1637The determinant as a volume
Determinants
L1
Ex.1638A numerical 4×4 determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.1639Invertibility depending on a parameter
Determinants
L1
Ex.1640Determinant of a product
Determinants
L1
Ex.1641Determinant of a skew-symmetric matrix
Determinants
L1
Ex.1642Trace and determinant via eigenvalues
Determinants
L1
Ex.1643The Vandermonde determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.1644Egyptian fractions
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1645Chinese remainder theorem
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1646Coprime numbers and exponents
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1647Coprime sums and products
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1648An application of the Euclidean algorithm
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1649A Diophantine equation with coefficients
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1650Euler's totient function
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1651GCD of sums
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1652GCD via the Euclidean matrix
Divisibility and gcd
L1
Ex.1653Divisors of Mersenne numbers
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1654GCD in $\mathbb{Z}$ vs $\mathbb{R}[X]$
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1655GCD of polynomial coefficients
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1656Primitive Pythagorean triples
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1657e is irrational
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1658Functions of a diagonalizable matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1659The diagonalizability criterion
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1660An involution is diagonalizable
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1661A projection is diagonalizable
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1662Diagonalizing a 2×2 matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1663Diagonalizing a 3×3 matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1664Geometric versus algebraic multiplicity
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1665A matrix with a single eigenvalue
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.1666A cubic equation with parameter
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1667A cyclotomic equation
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1668A double radical
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1669A functional equation
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1670An equation with the floor function
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1671A radical equation with parameter
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1672Polynomial divisibility and roots
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1673A polynomial equation with parameter
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1674Counting real roots
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1675A quadratic with parameter
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1676A quartic with no real roots
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1677A radical equation leading to a quartic
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1678A system with an inequality
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1679A system depending on a parameter
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.1680A quadratic system
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1681Planar bipartite bound
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1682Chromatic number
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1683Graphical degree sequences
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1684Dijkstra's algorithm
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1685Eulerian circuits
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1686The four-color theorem (statement)
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1687Hall's marriage theorem (statement)
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1688$K_{3,3}$ is not planar
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1689Kőnig's theorem
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1690Kruskal's algorithm
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1691Minimum degree and connectivity
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1692Moore bound
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1693NP-hard problems in graphs
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1694Planar graphs and Euler's formula
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1695Prim's algorithm
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1696Prüfer sequences
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1697Ramsey numbers
Graph theory
L1
Ex.1698Cayley's formula
Graph theory
M1
Ex.1699Cauchy's theorem applied to $A_4$
Groups
Olympiad
Ex.1700Cauchy's theorem for groups
Groups
Olympiad
Ex.1701The Chinese remainder theorem for groups
Groups
L1
Ex.1702Subgroups of a cyclic group
Groups
L1
Ex.1703The dihedral group $D_n$
Groups
L1
Ex.1704The first isomorphism theorem
Groups
L1
Ex.1705The order of $GL_n(\mathbb{F}_p)$
Groups
M1
Ex.1706Normal subgroups
Groups
L1
Ex.1707The normalizer
Groups
L1
Ex.1708Quotient groups
Groups
L1
Ex.1709The sign homomorphism
Groups
L1
Ex.1710Simple groups
Groups
M1
Ex.1711The special linear group $SL_n(\mathbb{R})$
Groups
L1
Ex.1712Four-set inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1713Application to probability
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1714At least two properties
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1715Inclusion-exclusion in ballot problems
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1716Colorings avoiding patterns
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1717Numbers coprime to $210$
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1718Path counting via IE
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1719Derangements via double counting
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1720Pairwise but not triple
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1721A multi-property application
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1722Committees by inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1723Combining multiple IE applications
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1724Probability a permutation has a fixed point
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1725Proof of inclusion-exclusion
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1726Sieve formula
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1727Colorings with constraints
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1728Avoiding two letters
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1729Two obstacles via IE
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.1730Words avoiding letters
Inclusion-exclusion
L1
Ex.1731The weighted AM-GM inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1732Cauchy-Schwarz and Jensen
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1733Chebyshev's sum inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1734Nesbitt's inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1735Nesbitt's inequality via Cauchy-Schwarz
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1736Power mean inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1737Positivity of a quadratic expression
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1738Bounding a sum of square roots
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1739A ratio-sum inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1740An inequality by substitution
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1741Sum of square roots
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1742Cauchy-Schwarz via sums of squares
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1743Cyclic sum of squares
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1744Minkowski's inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.1745Adjoint of a linear map
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1746Bessel's inequality
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1747Distance to a subspace
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1748Orthogonal projection onto a subspace
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1749Completing an orthonormal family
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1750Parseval's identity
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1751Self-adjoint operators and symmetric matrices
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.1752$e$ is not a quadratic irrational
Irrationality
L1
Ex.1753Liouville's theorem and examples
Irrationality
M1
Ex.1754Independence of square roots
Irrationality
Olympiad
Ex.1755Euler characteristic by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1756Determinant of a matrix by induction
Induction
L1
Ex.1757Existence of quotient and remainder
Induction
L1
Ex.1758Every positive integer is a sum of non-consecutive Fibonacci numbers
Induction
Olympiad
Ex.1759Representation of integers
Induction
Olympiad
Ex.1760Tiling by induction
Induction
Olympiad
Ex.1761Russell's paradox (statement)
Proof techniques
L1
Ex.1762The Cayley-Hamilton theorem
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1763Cholesky factorization of a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1764Diagonalizing a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1765Diagonalizing a 3×3 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1766When is a matrix diagonalizable?
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1767Eigenvalues of a 3×3 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1768Inverse of a 3×3 matrix by row reduction
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1769A linear recurrence and matrix powers
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1770LU decomposition
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1771The minimal polynomial of a matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1772Orthogonal projection onto a subspace
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1773Positive definiteness of a symmetric matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1774Powers of a companion matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1775Reducing a quadratic form
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1776Signature of a quadratic form
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1777Rank depending on a parameter
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1778A linear system with a parameter
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.1779Baire category theorem
Metric and normed spaces
M1
Ex.1780Completion of a metric space
Metric and normed spaces
M1
Ex.1781Closed bounded sets need not be compact
Metric and normed spaces
M1
Ex.1782Heine–Cantor theorem
Metric and normed spaces
L1
Ex.1783Centre of gravity of a planar region
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1784Linear change of variables
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1785Change of variables to simplify the integrand
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.17863D change of variables
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1787Volume using cylindrical coordinates
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1788The Fubini trick
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1789Polar region between two circles
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1790Spherical coordinates with a radial integrand
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1791Volume of a sphere by triple integral
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1792Triple integral over a cube
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1793Triple integral over a simplex with cube
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1794Triple integral with sine
Multiple integrals
L1
Ex.1795Differentiability of a piecewise function
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1796The Hessian matrix
Optimisation in several variables
L1
Ex.1797Implicit differentiation
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1798Inverse function theorem (illustration)
Partial derivatives
M1
Ex.1799Jacobian of a composition
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1800Level curves and gradients
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1801Mean value inequality
Partial derivatives
M1
Ex.1802Taylor expansion of order 2
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.1803Difference exactly $10$
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1804Difference of at most $10$
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1805Circles and pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1806Coloring integers
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1807Friends and enemies
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1808Graph theory via pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1809Increasing or decreasing subsequence
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1810Monochromatic triangle
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1811Rectangle with lattice points
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1812Separated integers
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1813Subsets of fixed size
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1814A subset with sum divisible by $n$
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1815Sum of two distinct elements
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1816A triple summing to a multiple
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1817Triangle area via pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1818Bézout's identity for polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1819Complex factorization via roots of unity
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1820Decomposition into irreducible factors
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1821A polynomial identity
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1822GCD of two polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1823Lagrange interpolation
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1824Irreducibility of a polynomial
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1825Roots and coefficients
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1826A polynomial with integer coefficients
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1827A polynomial with parameter
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1828Rolle's theorem for polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1829Roots of a cubic and discriminant
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1830Symmetric functions of roots
Polynomials
L1
Ex.1831Bertrand's postulate (statement and examples)
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1832Quadratic reciprocity applied
Primes
M1
Ex.1833Primes of the form $4n+1$
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1834Fermat test detects compositeness
Primes
L1
Ex.1835Fermat factorization
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1836GCD via Euler's totient
Primes
L1
Ex.1837Primorial and GCD
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1838Bounds on the $n$-th prime
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1839Prime numbers and prime ideals
Primes
L1
Ex.1840Finding primitive roots
Primes
L1
Ex.1841Pseudoprimes
Primes
L1
Ex.1842Primes and polynomial irreducibility
Primes
M1
Ex.1843The sieve of Sundaram
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1844Canonical form of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1845Change of variables in a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1846Comparison of two quadratic forms
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1847The cone $x^2+y^2-z^2=0$
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1848Diagonalization by congruence
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1849Reduction of a quadratic form by eigenvalues
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1850The ellipse $x^2+xy+y^2=1$
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1851Gram matrix of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1852Checking positivity of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1853Positive definiteness of a 2×2 parameter family
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1854Reduction of a quadratic form with cross terms
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1855Signature of a quadratic form in 3 variables
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1856Sylvester's criterion for positive definiteness
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.1857Alternation depth of quantifiers
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1858Scope of quantifiers
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1859When distribution fails
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1860Proving a quantified statement with $\exists\forall$
Quantifiers and negation
Olympiad
Ex.1861Logical equivalence of quantified statements
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1862Negating a complex statement
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1863Prenex normal form
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1864A statement with a specific structure
Quantifiers and negation
L1
Ex.1865Algebraic numbers
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1866Boolean rings
Rings and fields
Olympiad
Ex.1867Chinese remainder theorem for rings
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1868Eisenstein's criterion
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1869$\mathbb{Z}[i]$ is Euclidean
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1870Field extensions
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1871Finite fields
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1872The Gaussian integers $\mathbb{Z}[i]$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1873GCD in $\mathbb{R}[X]$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1874Irreducibility in $\mathbb{R}[X]$ and $\mathbb{C}[X]$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1875Maximal ideals in $\mathbb{R}[X]$
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1876Nilpotent elements
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1877Principal ideal domains
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1878The field $\mathbb{R}[X]/(X^2+1)$
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1879Prime characteristic
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.1880Prime and maximal ideals
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1881Quotient rings
Rings and fields
L1
Ex.1882Russell's paradox
Sets and maps
L1
Ex.1883Asymptotic expansion of (1 + 1/n)ⁿ
Taylor expansions
L2
Ex.1884Accumulation points of $\mathbb{Q}$
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1885The Cantor set is compact
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1886Compact sets in $\mathbb{R}$
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1887Sequential compactness in $\mathbb{R}$
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1888Continuity via open preimages
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1889Limit superior and limit inferior
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1890The Borel–Lebesgue property
Topology of ℝ
L1
Ex.1891Baire category theorem for $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
M1
Ex.1892Continuity and open preimages
Topology of ℝⁿ
L1
Ex.1893Ball and cube are homeomorphic
Topology of ℝⁿ
M1
Ex.1894Isometries of $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
M1
Ex.1895Heine–Cantor in $\mathbb{R}^n$
Topology of ℝⁿ
M1
Ex.1896Completing a family into a basis
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1897Change of basis in a polynomial space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1898Existence of a supplementary subspace
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1899Hyperplanes and linear forms
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1900Dimension of a quotient space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1901Direct sum of subspaces
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1902Decomposing a vector in a direct sum
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1903Gauss divergence theorem for a cylinder
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.1904The divergence theorem
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1905Flux through a cube
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1906The dual basis
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1907Eigenspaces sum to the whole space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1908Divergence theorem with variable divergence
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.1909Orthonormal basis of a subspace
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1910Recovering a field from its curl (2D)
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.1911Green's reciprocity
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.1912Green's theorem on an annulus
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1913Green's theorem
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1914Green's theorem with a general field
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1915Intersection of two kernels
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1916Intersection and sum of subspaces
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1917Area of a region using line integral
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1918Conservative fields in 3D
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.1919Finding a potential function
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1920Matrix of a linear map in a given basis
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1921Rank-nullity on a 3×4 matrix
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1922Orthogonal complement
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1923A subspace of polynomials with a root condition
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1924Quotient vector space
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1925Stokes with a hemisphere
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1926Stokes' theorem
Vector calculus
L1
Ex.1927A subspace depending on a parameter
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1928Sum of two planes in $\mathbb{R}^3$
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1929Symmetric and skew-symmetric matrices
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1930The subspace of traceless matrices
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1931Kernel of the transpose
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.1932Binomial coefficients in steps of three
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1933Irreducibility with Eisenstein's criterion
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1934A polynomial that equals k/(k+1) at 0, 1, …, n
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1935A polynomial with all roots real and Vieta
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1936Polynomials with P(x²) = P(x)²
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1937The product of sin(kπ/n)
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.1938Triangle-free graphs have at most n²/4 edges (Mantel)
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1939Paths that never go below the axis: Catalan numbers
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1940Graphs with no 4-cycle
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1941Hall's marriage theorem and regular bipartite graphs
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1942The ballot problem
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1943An inequality as a functional equation (IMO 1977)
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1944The regular heptagon identity
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1945Squares on two sides and the median
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1946The Euler line, by vectors
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1947The three external bisectors meet the sides on a line
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1948Three equal products at the orthocentre
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1949The one-seventh triangle
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.1950A classic with abc = 1 (IMO 1995)
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1951Mixing variables: a²b + b²c + c²a ≤ 4/27
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1952Schur's inequality and a bound with a + b + c = 1
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1953Cauchy's extended mean value theorem
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1954Darboux's theorem on derivatives
Mean Value Theorem
M1
Ex.1955Second-order Taylor formula
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1956Iterated Rolle
Mean Value Theorem
L1
Ex.1957⌊√n + √(n+1)⌋ = ⌊√(4n+2)⌋
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1958Primes 3 mod 4 and sums of two squares
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1959When is n⁴ + n³ + n² + n + 1 a perfect square?
Diophantine equations
Olympiad
Ex.1960An integrality proof by Legendre's formula
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1961Prime factors of Fermat numbers
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1962The exact power of 3 dividing 2^(3ⁿ) + 1
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1963Classical closed subgroups of $GL_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1964Compactness of orthogonal and orthogonal groups
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1965Continuity of eigenvalues (statement)
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
M1
Ex.1966A homeomorphism of $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1967Continuity of the matrix exponential
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
M1
Ex.1968$GL_n(\mathbb{R})$ is open in $M_n(\mathbb{R})$
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
L1
Ex.1969P(x)P(x − 1) = P(x²)
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1970gcd(F_m, F_n) = F_gcd(m,n)
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.1971A polynomial that equals 1 / C(n+1, k) at k = 0, …, n
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.1972Chomp and the strategy-stealing argument
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1973Erdős's lower bound for Ramsey numbers
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1974Hall's marriage theorem and a deck of cards
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1975Oddtown
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.1976Sperner's theorem and the LYM inequality
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.1977The Sylvester–Gallai theorem
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.1978Turán's theorem
Graph theory
Olympiad
Ex.1979Additive functions with f(x²) = f(x)²
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1980Solving f(f(n)) = n + 2 on the positive integers
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1981f(f(x) + y) = 2x + f(f(y) − x)
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1982IMO 1968: f(x + a) = ½ + √(f(x) − f(x)²)
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1983IMO 2010: f(⌊x⌋y) = f(x)⌊f(y)⌋
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.1984Euler's formula OI² = R² − 2Rr
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1985Harmonic division from Ceva and Menelaus
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1986Ptolemy's inequality by inversion
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1987The butterfly theorem
Analytic geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1988The symmedian and the tangents at B and C
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1989Trigonometric Ceva and a hidden isosceles triangle
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.1990A cyclic inequality: a²b + b²c + c²a + abc ≤ 4
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1991With abc = 1: Σ 1/(a² + a + 1) ≥ 1
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1992Hölder's inequality for three sequences
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1993Two inequalities by induction on the number of variables
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1994The cube substitution: Σ 1/(a + b + 1) ≤ 1
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.1995Even perfect numbers (Euclid–Euler)
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.1996Every prime ≡ 1 (mod 4) is a sum of two squares
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1997n divides φ(aⁿ − 1)
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.1998Which primes divide C(2n, n)?
Primes
Olympiad
Ex.1999gcd(F_m, F_n) = F_gcd(m,n)
Divisibility and gcd
Olympiad
Ex.2000A²+B² is singular when A³ = B³ and A²B = B²A
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2001The determinant of a block matrix with commuting lower blocks
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2002Invertible skew-symmetric matrices have two components
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2003Rotations by π form a projective plane; the Cayley transform covers the rest
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2004adj(adj A) = (det A)^(n-2) A
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2005det(A² + B²) is positive for commuting real matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2006Ky Fan's maximum principle
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2007M_n(R)/(O(n) . O(n)) is the space of singular values
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2008M_n(R)/O(n) is the cone of positive semidefinite matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2009Symmetric matrices with distinct eigenvalues form a connected set
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2010Orbits of real-diagonalisable matrices are closed
Density and closures
M1
Ex.2011Orbits of non-diagonalisable matrices are not closed
Density and closures
M1
Ex.2012The regular nilpotent orbit is dense in the nilpotent cone
Density and closures
M1
Ex.2013A subgroup of SO(4) that is not closed
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2014Compact subgroups of SL_n are conjugate into SO(n)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2015Every continuous one-parameter subgroup is e^(tA)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2016SO(3) is homeomorphic to the 3-sphere
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2017A neighbourhood of the identity generates the connected group
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2018The fundamental group of SO(3)
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2019The Lie algebra of a closed subgroup is a linear subspace
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2020The Lie product formula
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2021Which matrices of the special linear group are exponentials?
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2022A traceless matrix has a zero diagonal in some orthonormal basis
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2023The fibres of (trace, determinant) on 2×2 matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2024Dobrushin's contraction for positive stochastic matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2025Eigenvalues of normal matrices move by at most the size of the perturbation
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2026A stochastic matrix has a stationary distribution
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2027Gelfand's spectral radius formula
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2028Lyapunov's criterion for Hurwitz matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2029The spectral radius is monotone on nonnegative matrices
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2030Sylvester's criterion and the openness of the positive cone
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2031The Bauer-Fike theorem
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2032The Eckart-Young theorem in the operator norm
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2033Matrices with two distinct real eigenvalues retract onto a circle
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2034Four series involving logarithms
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.2035Hadamard's inequality for determinants
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2036An upper bound of the determinant
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2037The determinant is Lipschitz on bounded sets
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2038The extreme points of the operator-norm unit ball
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2039The operator-norm ball is the convex hull of O(n)
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2040A majoration of the spectral radius
Norms and metric structure
M1
Ex.2041The set {Ï(A) < 1}: open, with boundary {Ï = 1}
Open, closed, interior, boundary
M1
Ex.2042The interior of the real-diagonalisable matrices
Open, closed, interior, boundary
M1
Ex.2043The closure of the real-diagonalisable matrices
Open, closed, interior, boundary
M1
Ex.2044Matrices with a repeated eigenvalue are rare
Open, closed, interior, boundary
M1
Ex.2045Symmetric matrices with distinct eigenvalues are open and dense
Open, closed, interior, boundary
M1
Ex.2046Weyl's inequality for singular values
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2047Weyl's inequality for eigenvalues of symmetric matrices
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2048The PSD square root is continuous
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2049Polar decomposition is a homeomorphism
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2050GL_n is homeomorphic to O(n) × upper triangular
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2051Cholesky: a homeomorphism from T_+ onto PD
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2052The orthogonal matrix nearest to a given matrix
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2053The Cayley transform of a skew-symmetric matrix
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2054No continuous choice of a unit eigenvector
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2055SO(2) has no continuous square root
Continuity of matrix maps
M1
Ex.2056Complex structures on the set A² = -I
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2057Connectedness of conjugacy orbits
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2058SO(n) is a deformation retract of the general linear group
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2059Matrices with n distinct real eigenvalues
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2060Components of the invertible symmetric matrices
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2061GL(2,ℝ) is not simply connected
Connectedness
M1
Ex.20622×2 matrices without real eigenvalues
Connectedness
L3
Ex.2063Ordered real eigenvalues are continuous on the real-rooted matrices
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2064The complex structures A² =-I on form exactly two components
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2065The operator-norm unit sphere of M_2(R) is a 3-sphere
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2066The orbit of a regular nilpotent matrix is connected iff n is odd
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2067Tangent of sine minus sine of tangent
Limits
L2
Ex.2068An absolute value integral with a parameter
Riemann integral
Olympiad
Ex.2069The root of x^n + x = 1
Sequences
L1
Ex.2070Rayleigh quotient and eigenvalues
Optimisation in several variables
Olympiad
Ex.2071The AM-GM inequality via optimisation
Optimisation in several variables
Olympiad
Ex.2072Convergence of the series of sin(n)/n
Convergence tests
M1
Ex.2073Interlacing an arithmetic and a geometric progression
Sequences
Olympiad
Ex.2074Rearranging a conditionally convergent series
Find the sum
L1
Ex.2075Legendre polynomials have all their roots in (-1, 1)
Mean Value Theorem
L2
Ex.2076Superposition of right-hand sides
Linear equations of order two
L2
Ex.2077The integral of sin x / x
Improper integrals
M1
Ex.2078An integral that equals its own mirror image
Integration techniques
Olympiad
Ex.2079The logistic sequence decays like 1/n
Sequences
L2
Ex.2080The popcorn function
Continuous and discontinuous functions
L2
Ex.2081Reciprocals of integers with no digit 9
Convergence tests
L1
Ex.2082A series with an equivalent that converges but does not
Convergence tests
M1
Ex.2083A smooth function that is not its Taylor series
Taylor expansions
M1
Ex.2084Chu–Vandermonde for negative upper index
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2085A hard combinatorial identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.2086A correct challenge identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.2087Gauss's binomial theorem
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2088Generating function of central binomials
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2089A challenging binomial sum
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.2090A challenge identity
Binomial coefficients
Olympiad
Ex.2091Lucas's theorem
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2092Mahonian numbers
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2093Partial fractions with binomials
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2094Riordan arrays (statement)
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2095Zeilberger's algorithm (statement)
Binomial coefficients
M1
Ex.2096Baire category theorem (statement)
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2097Cantor function
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2098Trichotomy of cardinals (statement)
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2099The continuum hypothesis (statement)
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2100The generalized continuum hypothesis (statement)
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2101Infinite subsets of $\mathbb{N}$
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2102Proof of Cantor–Bernstein–Schröder
Countability and cardinality
M1
Ex.2103Solving a trigonometric equation via cubics
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.2104The Julia set of $z\mapsto z^2$
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.2105The Möbius transformation
Complex numbers
M1
Ex.2106A product formula for sines
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.2107Integrating over the unit circle
Complex numbers
Olympiad
Ex.2108A Carmichael number check
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.2109The Carmichael function $\lambda(n)$
Congruences
M1
Ex.2110The discrete logarithm
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.2111Power tower modulo $n$
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.2112Square roots modulo $p$
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.2113Stirling numbers via modular arithmetic
Congruences
M1
Ex.2114NTT and modular arithmetic (statement)
Congruences
M1
Ex.2115Two equality constraints
Optimisation in several variables
M1
Ex.2116Bertrand's ballot problem
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2117Catalan numbers
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2118Gram determinant and Cauchy-Schwarz
Determinants
L1
Ex.2119The general Vandermonde determinant
Determinants
L1
Ex.2120Hadamard's inequality
Determinants
L1
Ex.2121Sylvester's determinant identity
Determinants
L1
Ex.2122Carmichael numbers (statement)
Divisibility and gcd
M1
Ex.2123The Miller–Rabin test
Divisibility and gcd
M1
Ex.2124The Cayley-Hamilton theorem
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2125Eigenvalues of a circulant matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2126Powers of a companion matrix and Fibonacci numbers
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2127Diagonalizability depending on a parameter
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2128Trigonalization and eigenvalues
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2129Diagonalizability and the minimal polynomial
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2130Spectral decomposition of a symmetric matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2131Orthogonal diagonalization of a symmetric matrix
Eigenvalues and diagonalisation
L1
Ex.2132A radical equation with parameter (advanced)
Equations and radicals
L1
Ex.2133A nonlinear 3×3 system
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.2134A cyclic system
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.2135A symmetric 3-variable system
Equations and radicals
Olympiad
Ex.2136Edge coloring (Vizing)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2137Erdős–Gallai theorem (statement)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2138Erdős–Gyárfás conjecture (statement)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2139Expander graphs (statement)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2140The four-color theorem proof (history)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2141Kuratowski's theorem (statement)
Graph theory
L1
Ex.2142Graph minors
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2143Perfect graphs
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2144Spectral graph theory (statement)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2145Szemerédi's regularity lemma (statement)
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2146Turán's theorem
Graph theory
M1
Ex.2147Burnside's lemma
Groups
M1
Ex.2148The class equation
Groups
M1
Ex.2149Structure of finite abelian groups
Groups
M1
Ex.2150Free groups (statement)
Groups
M1
Ex.2151Group actions and orbits
Groups
M1
Ex.2152Groups of order $p^2$
Groups
M1
Ex.2153Sylow's first theorem
Groups
M1
Ex.2154Sylow's third theorem
Groups
M1
Ex.2155Both rows and columns
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.2156Exactly $k$ properties
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.2157The ménage problem (statement)
Inclusion-exclusion
Olympiad
Ex.2158Cyclic SOS decomposition
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2159Hölder's inequality
Inequalities
L1
Ex.2160A direct application of Hölder
Inequalities
L1
Ex.2161Muirhead's inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2162Generalized Nesbitt inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2163Schur's inequality
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2164Sum of squares decomposition
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2165The sum-of-squares method
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2166Schur's inequality via SOS
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2167The uvw method
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2168Fourier coefficients and orthogonal projection
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.2169Least squares and normal equations
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.2170Legendre polynomials
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.2171Orthogonal projection onto a column space
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.2172Riesz representation theorem (finite-dimensional)
Inner product spaces
L1
Ex.2173Algebraic independence of $e$ and $\pi$
Irrationality
M1
Ex.2174Irrationality of e+ π and πe
Irrationality
M1
Ex.2175Euler's number and transcendence
Irrationality
M1
Ex.2176Schanuel's conjecture (statement)
Irrationality
M1
Ex.2177Real induction (statement)
Induction
M1
Ex.2178Diagonalizability depending on a parameter
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.2179QR factorization by Gram-Schmidt
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.2180Singular value decomposition of a 2×2 matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.2181Orthogonal diagonalization of a symmetric matrix
Matrices and linear systems
L1
Ex.2182Banach fixed point theorem
Metric and normed spaces
M1
Ex.2183Gaussian integral over $\mathbb{R}^2$
Multiple integrals
M1
Ex.2184Jacobian of a nonlinear transformation
Multiple integrals
M1
Ex.2185Harmonic conjugate
Partial derivatives
M1
Ex.2186Partial derivatives exist but function is not differentiable
Partial derivatives
L1
Ex.2187Ramsey-type pigeonhole
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.2188Cyclotomic polynomials
Polynomials
L1
Ex.2189Common roots of two polynomials
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.2190Newton's identities for three variables
Polynomials
L1
Ex.2191The AKS primality test (statement)
Primes
M1
Ex.2192Elliptic curve factorization (statement)
Primes
M1
Ex.2193The Fermat quotient
Primes
M1
Ex.2194The Lucas–Lehmer test
Primes
M1
Ex.2195Chebyshev's bounds
Primes
M1
Ex.2196Primes in arithmetic progressions
Primes
M1
Ex.2197The prime number theorem (statement)
Primes
M1
Ex.2198Existence of primitive roots
Primes
M1
Ex.2199Proth's theorem
Primes
M1
Ex.2200Quadratic reciprocity (statement)
Primes
M1
Ex.2201Sophie Germain's theorem
Primes
M1
Ex.2202Stirling's formula and primes
Primes
M1
Ex.2203The Miller–Rabin test
Primes
M1
Ex.2204Wieferich primes (statement)
Primes
M1
Ex.2205Bounding a quadratic form by eigenvalues
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2206An inequality via a positive definite form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2207Sylvester's law of inertia
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2208LDL decomposition of a symmetric matrix
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2209Maximizing a quadratic form on the sphere
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2210Minimizing a quadratic form on the sphere
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2211Orthogonal diagonalization of a quadratic form
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2212Positive definiteness depending on a parameter
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2213The Rayleigh quotient
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2214Signature depending on a parameter
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2215When are two quadratic forms equivalent?
Quadratic forms
L1
Ex.2216Irreducibility of the cyclotomic polynomial
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.2217Sums of two squares via $\mathbb{Z}[i]$
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.2218Localization
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.2219The spectrum of a ring (statement)
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.2220Unique factorization domains
Rings and fields
M1
Ex.2221Baire category theorem for $\mathbb{R}$
Topology of ℝ
M1
Ex.2222Proving the dimension formula
Vector spaces and subspaces
L1
Ex.2223Stokes on a cone
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.2224Stokes on a torus (statement)
Vector calculus
M1
Ex.2225Chebyshev polynomials and rational values of cosine
Polynomials
Olympiad
Ex.2226Subsets whose sum is divisible by p
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2227The Sylvester-Gallai theorem
Pigeonhole principle
Olympiad
Ex.2228Napoleon's theorem
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.2229The nine-point circle
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.2230The Simson line
Plane geometry
L1
Ex.2231IMO 2001: a/√(a² + 8bc)
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2232Vasc's inequality by a sum of squares
Inequalities
Olympiad
Ex.2233Vieta jumping: (a² + b²)/(ab + 1) is a square
Diophantine equations
Olympiad
Ex.2234Distance to $O_n$ and polar decomposition (statement)
Topology of Mn(ℝ)
M1
Ex.2235Every set of n integers contains a sum-free subset of more than n/3 elements
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2236Conway's soldiers cannot reach the fifth row
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2237The Erdős–Ko–Rado theorem
Counting principles
Olympiad
Ex.2238A strictly increasing f with f(f(n)) = 3n
Functional equations
Olympiad
Ex.2239The Erdős–Mordell inequality
Plane geometry
Olympiad
Ex.2240Primitive roots exist modulo every prime
Congruences
Olympiad
Ex.2241Continuous homomorphisms from GL(n,R) to R
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2242No continuous square root on GL(2,R)
Applications and the case n = 2
M1
Ex.2243The Dirac belt trick: a 2Ï€ rotation is non-trivial, a 4Ï€ rotation is trivial
Exponential, logarithm and group topology
M1
Ex.2244The square root is operator monotone
Rank, spectrum and norms
M1
Ex.2245Solving a non-linear system via the continuity method
Topology of ℝⁿ
M1
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