:: That example generalises, of course : if p and q are primes, p p and C q ).
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This generalises the principle of indifference, by saying that one is indifferent between " equivalent problems " rather than indifference between propositions.
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Its father is certainly Henri Brulle who, as early as 1878, generalises the use of lifeline and short ice pick during his ascents.
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The classical Riemann Roch theorem does this for curves and line bundles, whereas the Hirzebruch Riemann Roch theorem generalises this to vector bundles over manifolds.
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The "'Bogomolov conjecture "'generalises the N�ron-Tate height less than \ epsilon is finite for \ epsilon small enough.
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They generalises to other dimensions; in particular bivectors can be used to describe quantities like torque and angular momentum in two as well as three dimensions.
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In three dimensions it is the same as the angle between the normal vectors dual to the planes, and it generalises to some extent in higher dimensions.
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I'm happy with a "'rename and rework along these lines "'that generalises things and removes the more fantastical conspiracy elements.
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A definition based on the complex network zeta function generalises the definition based on the scaling property of the volume with distance and puts it on a mathematically robust footing.
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Notice how this generalises the special case of the one-dimensional Hilbert space, where U ( "'C "') is just the circle group .)
