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  • Napoleon revisited

  • R. D. Nelson
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    03 November 2016, pp. 108-116

  • If on the sides of a triangle ABC equilateral triangles are constructed, inwardly and outwardly, and their circumcircles drawn, the 6 circles will in general have 11 points of intersection: A, B, C; 2 points on each of the 3 sides; a point F common to the circumcircles of the outer triangles, and a point N common to those of the inner triangles (Fig. 1).

    This article uses complex numbers to investigate the figure, and has as its main object the establishment of an extremal property of N.

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  • The independence of “Huntington’s axioms” for boolean algebra

  • F. Gerrish
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    22 September 2016, pp. 35-40

  • Among the various logically equivalent sets of axioms for boolean algebra ([1] discusses four of them), that referred to in the title of this article is popular because of its symmetry (self-duality) and convenience in application. The textbook presentation is essentially as follows; the qualifiers ‘left’, ‘right’ are often omitted, although the symbolic version indicates that they are intended.

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