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k a July Highlights and 2025 AoPS Online Class Information
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We are halfway through summer, so be sure to carve out some time to keep your skills sharp and explore challenging topics at AoPS Online and our AoPS Academies (including the Virtual Campus)!
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ftw is skipping problems when the time isnt even up yet
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PAGE NOT SCROLLING DOWN ALL THE WAY; GETS STUCK 1.5 POSTS BEFORE THREAD END
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Summary of the problem:
Whenever I push the big, top right "Reply" button– NOT THE SMALL LITTLE "QUICK REPLY" BAR ON THE BOTTOM, and reply, I can't scroll down all the way to the bottom of the thread that I just posted in. Sometimes, very rarely though, I doesn't scroll down all the way when I push the "Quick Reply" bar.
-----Page URL:
Anywhere in the "Introduction to Number Theory" forum in AoPS
-----Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to the link above.
2. Click any thread or create a new one.
3. Click the "Reply" button, not the quick reply bar.
4. Type a reply.
5. Push the "Submit" button.
6. Try to scroll down. if you’re lucky, the problem will reproduce.
-----Expected behavior:
To scroll all the way down.
-----Frequency:
Almost every time I push the big "Reply" button, sometimes (but rarely) when I push the "Quick Reply" bar.
-----Operating system(s):
macOS Sequoia 15.4.1
-----Browser(s), including version:
Chrome, (I don't know what version)
-----Additional information:
-It rarely does it in the "Quick Reply" bar.
-It almost always does it in the big "Reply" button on the top right.
-----Can anyone reproduce?
Whenever I push the big, top right "Reply" button– NOT THE SMALL LITTLE "QUICK REPLY" BAR ON THE BOTTOM, and reply, I can't scroll down all the way to the bottom of the thread that I just posted in. Sometimes, very rarely though, I doesn't scroll down all the way when I push the "Quick Reply" bar.
-----Page URL:
Anywhere in the "Introduction to Number Theory" forum in AoPS
-----Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to the link above.
2. Click any thread or create a new one.
3. Click the "Reply" button, not the quick reply bar.
4. Type a reply.
5. Push the "Submit" button.
6. Try to scroll down. if you’re lucky, the problem will reproduce.
-----Expected behavior:
To scroll all the way down.
-----Frequency:
Almost every time I push the big "Reply" button, sometimes (but rarely) when I push the "Quick Reply" bar.
-----Operating system(s):
macOS Sequoia 15.4.1
-----Browser(s), including version:
Chrome, (I don't know what version)
-----Additional information:
-It rarely does it in the "Quick Reply" bar.
-It almost always does it in the big "Reply" button on the top right.
-----Can anyone reproduce?
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Gamebot Duplicate Problem
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There are like six posts by Gamebot about the same problem. What's happening? I remember last time when gamebot spammed like 1000 posts, and i'm worried it's gonna happen again
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Wiki lag fixed
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Hi friends. Just wanted to share that we've made some upgrades to the Wiki and the lag should be fixed. I know a few of you have posted about that the last few weeks so I'm happy to report it's better now! :) If you run into any other issues like that please let us know.
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Riemann Surface
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[center]Figure 1: Riemann Surface (One Spiral Step more than from
asy home gallery 3Dgraphs)[/center]
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I have been told by Anonymus that this spiral represents as the Riemann Surface the Complex Logarithm. Look here the geman wiki-Logarithmus#Komplexer_Logarithmus. Or the english wiki-Complex logarithm.
Anonymus has spoken out the opinion that one or more torsions in the Riemann Surface really can be thought, but im am still not really happy with this spontan first answer what Anonymus had given me there. Why are most actual drawings of the Riemann Surface only containing three torsions like on the above mentioned homepage of the gallery of asy and the both quoted wiki?
You find also eplainations of the complex logarithm in Armin Iske 2008 Komplexe Funktionen für Studierende der Ingenieurwissenschaften. Kapitel 2.6 Der komplexe Logarithmus und allgemeine Potenzen.
[center]Figure 1: Riemann Surface (One Spiral Step more than from
asy home gallery 3Dgraphs)[/center]
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Edit 2024-11-22
I have been told by Anonymus that this spiral represents as the Riemann Surface the Complex Logarithm. Look here the geman wiki-Logarithmus#Komplexer_Logarithmus. Or the english wiki-Complex logarithm.
Anonymus has spoken out the opinion that one or more torsions in the Riemann Surface really can be thought, but im am still not really happy with this spontan first answer what Anonymus had given me there. Why are most actual drawings of the Riemann Surface only containing three torsions like on the above mentioned homepage of the gallery of asy and the both quoted wiki?
You find also eplainations of the complex logarithm in Armin Iske 2008 Komplexe Funktionen für Studierende der Ingenieurwissenschaften. Kapitel 2.6 Der komplexe Logarithmus und allgemeine Potenzen.
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The same problem of Alcumus is posted twice by Gamebot. They even have different links:
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First Link
Second Link
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Yes, I agree. also for many other forums. At 12:18 or so i saw more than 30 duplicates of gamebots's post of twelve million plus twelve thousand. Also of haylley's bday, find, and some others. i think it is a spam because for the twelve million plus twelve thousand, there were multiple at diff times, so i don;t think it is the sebsites
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yeah, someone was somehow spamming random questions through gamebot. If you look back a few hours ago, you'll see probably about 1000 posts by gamebot in one hour
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