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Geometric Inequalities Marathon – The First 100 Problems and Solutions

Bắt đầu bởi Zaraki, 17-11-2011 - 21:52

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Chính xác thì đây là tài liệu 100 bài bất đẳng thức hình học của Mathlinks.

On Wednesday, April 20, 2011, at 8:00 PM, I was inspired by the existing Mathlinks marathons to create a marathon on Geometric Inequalities – the fusion of the beautiful worlds of Geometry and Multivariable Inequalities. It was the result of the need for expository material on GI techniques, such as the crucial Rrs, which were well-explored by only a small fraction of the community. Four months later, the thread has over 100 problems with full solutions, and not a single pending problem. On Friday, August 26, 2011, at 5:30 PM, I locked the thread inde nitely with the following post: The reason is that most of the known techniques have been displayed, which was my goal. Recent problems are tending to to be similar to old ones or they require methods that few are capable of utilizing at this time. Until the community is ready for a new wave of more dicult GI, and until more of these new generation GI have been distributed to the public (through journals, articles, books, internet, etc.), this topic will remain locked.

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