Titlebook: Research in History and Philosophy of Mathematics; The CSHPM 2015 Annua Maria Zack,Elaine Landry Conference proceedings 2016 Springer Inter

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Gregg De Youngoves the binomial coefficient, and then the solution set divides naturally into three classes of functions. One class consists of all the nonpositive functions since this inequality puts no restriction on such functions. The counting-function solutions, i.e., the nonnegative solutions, all lie in th

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Christopher Baltusoves the binomial coefficient, and then the solution set divides naturally into three classes of functions. One class consists of all the nonpositive functions since this inequality puts no restriction on such functions. The counting-function solutions, i.e., the nonnegative solutions, all lie in th

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