yesterday, while writing notes to a colleague, i happened to use the LaTeΧ symbol \bigoplus \bigotimes, which i have only seen used for tensor products in algebra.
as an analyst, i became slightly ashamed of myself for a while.
to the algebraists: it's nothing personal.
think of it this way: if you were giving a talk in your friend's seminar, and in the middle of the talk, suddenly assumed "let ε > 0" .. i wouldn't think that it would go particularly well. (-:
as an analyst, i became slightly ashamed of myself for a while.
to the algebraists: it's nothing personal.
think of it this way: if you were giving a talk in your friend's seminar, and in the middle of the talk, suddenly assumed "let ε > 0" .. i wouldn't think that it would go particularly well. (-:
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Ashamed of confusing $\bigoplus$ with $\bigotimes$? :)
so i was off by a 45 degree rotation .. q-:
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