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In order to provide a holistic solution to this problem, you need to have a firm grasp of the key elements of complex topology.

The first one is: e^2 = e^2, which is indeed right.

The second one is: e^2 = -e^2, which is completely wrong.

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this is some high level shit. number theory has always been above me. you should read these books op if you want to get better understanding. theres an extended list too, though i don't have it

Here it is my friend.

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That integral amounts to x^x between 1 and 2 (which is 3), just try taking the derivative of x^x and see.

first one

think of it as

[math] \displaystyle
0 - e^2
[/math]

then it's obvious that the minus is applied last

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