User talk:Hendra I. Nurdin

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Maths

Warm welcome to your contributions in maths! I added a little something to open set to ensure its existence (stubs below 50 words may be deleted), but it badly needs some copy editing ;-) Aleksander Stos 11:52, 31 August 2007 (CDT)

More welcome

Hello, and also welcome from me. It's nice to see somebody else who went from Twente to Australia! I made some small changes to your start at Borel set. For instance, I changed "$\sigma -$ algebra" to "σ-algebra", which I think looks nicer. I also removed the empty section headings (References and External links), which seem rather odd without any content. Of course, feel free to complain or undo my edits if you feel like it (but in the latter case, please explain why).

Well, I hope to see you around. Do ask me if anything is unclear, and enjoy your stay! Cheers, Jitse Niesen 04:42, 1 September 2007 (CDT)

Beste Jitse,

Thanks for your message and help with polishing the entry on Borel sets, I'm happy with the changes made. It's also nice to hear from someone else from Twente! I have a friend who got his PhD from Toegepaste Wiskunde - UT last year and is now doing a postdoc in the EE dept at the University of Melbourne, so it is not quite as rare as one may think :) I was with the Systems, signals and control group at Twente and worked with Prof. Arunabha Bagchi, I guess you were with the Numerical Analysis group (Ruud van Damme)?

Met vriendelijke groet Hendra I. Nurdin 06:18, 1 September 2007 (CDT) PS. Mijn Nederlands is erg slecht en minimaal, but I try to use the little that I know once in a while

I attended only one course on numerics in Twente, which was indeed given by Ruud van Damme, and I only attended it because it was obligatory. I was in the group of Ruud Martini; I think it was called Applied Analysis or something like that. Ruud Martini might not have been around when you were in Enschede, and the whole group dissolved because of the reorganization that took place in the department about five years ago. Anyway, I only got into numerical analysis when I moved to England to do my PhD. -- Jitse Niesen 02:24, 2 September 2007 (CDT)

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Your comment

Revisit your comment at Larry's talk page.  —Stephen Ewen (Talk) 01:51, 16 September 2007 (CDT)

Sorry for my not-good english, and thank you for help in my profile. :) -- L'Astorina (Talk) 01:51, 16 September 2007 (CDT)

closure

Funny, I was working on the disambiguation even as you wrote to me about it! I've been trying to avoid URL's with ( ) in them, since these are more difficult for people to link to, but if you prefer that name, so be it. Thanks for helping out in here!Pat Palmer 20:38, 17 September 2007 (CDT)