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Henry George Lecture at University of Scranton

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (587+ words) The University of Scranton’s Fall Henry George Lecture, an annual presentation that has featured 13 Nobel Prize winners, recently welcomed William Easterly, Ph.D., professor of economics and co-director of the Development Research Institute… The University of Scranton’s Fall Henry George…...

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Is there an analogue of Riemann's mapping theorem for split complex numbers, or otherwise? — LessWrong

9+ mon, 2+ week ago   (112+ words) Published on November 27, 2025 1:09 PM GMTQuestion for mathematicians:The Riemann mapping theorem shows that it is possible to conformally transform the hyperbolic plane into an area within itself. Is there an analogue of this theorem which does the same thing for…...