User:Xantharius

For ⁿ√x use: <sup>''n''</sup>√<span style="text-decoration:overline">''x''</span>. Or one could just use ${\displaystyle {\sqrt[{n}]{x}}}$.

• Functor
• Complex plane
• Conway chained arrow notation
• End (topology)

Wrote the first article for, and will eventually get around again to improving:

• Coarse structure
• Limits of integration

Also contributing to and watching:

• Additive identity
• Arc length
• Calculus
• Coset
• Domain (ring theory)
• Equivalence relation
• Integral
• Integral domain
• Limit point
• Number
• Pointwise product
• Zero-product property
• Zero divisor

Going to do some serious work on:

• Direct relationship
• Inverse relationship

Planning articles on:

• Coarse map
• Coarse geometry
• Coarse equivalence
• Coarse space

Tidying:

• Real projective space
• Grassmannian
• Elementary algebra
• Composition ring
• Cartesian product
• Inequality
• Inequation
• Limit of a function
• Product rule
• Direct product

Some other things I'm interested in or watching.

Faith and religion

• Metropolitan Community Church of Edinburgh
• Johnson Bible College

• My sandbox
• Wikipedia Manual of Style
• Wikipedia Mathematical Manual of Style
• List of XML and HTML character entity references
• Wikipedia Mathematical symbols
• Mathematics Portal
• Wikipedia userboxes
• Wikipedia templates