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Group of order $p^{n}$ has normal subgroups of order $p^{k}$
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A periodic entire function which must have a fixed point
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Field extension $\mathbb Q(f)/\mathbb Q$ and its Galois group
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A function constant almost everywhere
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Proving a subring of $\mathbb{Q}$ containing $\mathbb{Z}$ is a PID
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Applying the Frobenius theorem to a decomposable 2-form
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There does not exist a holomorphic map between torus and Riemann sphere
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Pullback of a 1 form on the circle
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