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Exponential sums over singular binary quartic forms and applications — mentioned by impendia

Sun, 08 Sep 2024 15:33:30 GMT

> Use HTML rather then PDF. The PDF is the original paper, as it appears on arXiv, so using PDF is natural. In general academics prefer PDF to HTML. In part, this is just because our tooling produces PDFs, so this is easiest. But also, we tend to prefer that the formatting be semi-canonical, so that "the bottom of page 7" or "three lines after Theorem 1.2" are meaningful things to say and ask questions about. That said, the arXiv is rolling out an experimental LaTeX-to-HTML converter for those who prefer HTML, for those who usually prefer PDF but may be just browsing on their phone at the…

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Exponential sums over singular binary quartic forms and applications — mentioned by impendia

Wed, 10 Apr 2024 10:45:15 GMT

I'm an academic mathematician; feel free to ask me particular questions. Two column format is not typical in mathematics; here is an example of one of my papers, with formatting is highly typical for my field: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2404.00541.pdf I'd say that I do value aesthetics; I like this look, for the same reason that I appreciate HN's look and feel. It is simple, functional, and to the point. Personally I dislike most of the trends in web design. The web feels increasingly designed by marketers who apparently want to measure or guide how I browse their sites -- rather than by someone…

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