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Noether's Theorem
Okay. Is there a simple way to derename a page?  

I don't know one - but then I'm hardly an expert on the technical side.

 

If no one has edited the redirect created by the move, the page can just be moved back as if there was no page already there, which is what I've done as the original move broke a number of redirects and didn't seem to follow naming conventions. . 11:40, May 2, 2004 (UTC)

Thanks.  
Fatou, Julia and Mandelbrot sets
Charles, thanks for tidying up the page I created on Pierre Fatou and looking up his born/died dates. In a later edit you added a comment about Mandelbrot sets being the popular name for Julia Sets. They are actually quite different; I updated the article with a more detailed description of the relationship between the work Fatou did, Julia's work and how this relates to the later work by Mandelbrot. The Mandelbrot set actually classifies the Julia sets - points in the Mandelbrot set have a connected Julia set and points not in the Mandelbrot set don't. The extra research was quite interesting as Julia and Fatou were coming up with their ideas at the same time and their theories were so similar, they are now referred to as the 'Fatou-Julia Theorem'.

 

With your interest in Hadrian's Wall, you might be amused to know that I was brought up within sight of Lanercost Priory. And relatives used to farm at Greenhead.   

Coase Theorem

Go ahead and change it back to lowercase if you want, but it's definitely uppercase in an economics textbook I have. I personally seem to see more capitalized than uncapitalized theorems, and I think the convention at Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions (theorems) is flawed (I definitely see ""Pythagorean Theorem"" more often than I see ""Pythagorean theorem""), but I'm not going to go against everyone else on this. In any case, thanks for letting me know about this (it's much nicer to see people like you than people who just overwrite other people's changes without any attempt at all at discussion).  01:12, May 5, 2004 (UTC)

You look like me

So, I reviewed all the faces in the facebook, and I declare that you look the most like me.  So, I hope that when I visit London this summer, you will have time to visit with everyone, so we can prove it in person.   

Actually, that would be cool. Perhaps I have a career as your body-double. I could do the autographs for you, too. )

 

Curve

What did you think about my edits to the curves page. Should I start a new differential geometric curve page ?
 

No, the curve page has to mention all major aspects (this is policy). If you and  are mainly disagreeing about the order of topics on the page, that can be discussed on the talk page. You made a major edit to a page that had already had a great deal of work done it - without discussion. Obviously, the old page wasn't perfect. Now you have to discuss with Tosha, who is an expert, to clarify the issues about the page content. If in the end there need to be some new pages, OK, why not?

 

I think your edits on the curve page are very good, especially the formatting.
 

Thanks. It's going to take a bit more work, but don't ever think your editsd have been lost sight of.

 

I do not remember my history section being so good )
 

 Direct sum and ∈ 
Could use your advice on Talk:Direct sum. In addition, is the character for ""is an element of"" broken? I recall it being ∈ but it is showing up on my computer as an arrow. Thanks!  

∈ (with semicolon) I can't actually read with my browser. One should avoid it in writing prose, anyway.  

 Birch Swinnerton-Dyer 
Thank you for tidying things up and correcting my mistakes on [[Birch a