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On the periods of a periodic function

International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2005
It is known that any nonconstant real-valued periodic function defined on the set of all real numbers is either discontinuous at each point of its domain or has a least positive period. Using the additive semigroup consisting of non-negative periods, we generalize this result by giving a unified proof of the same conclusion when the domain of the given
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Periodic Fever and Periodic Abdominalgia

Postgraduate Medicine, 1950
(1950). Periodic Fever and Periodic Abdominalgia. Postgraduate Medicine: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 88-92.
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The Speech Teacher, 1952
Carroll C. Arnold   +3 more
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The Speech Teacher, 1961
Helen M. Donovan   +2 more
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The Speech Teacher, 1959
Erik Walz, Max Nelson
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Media International Australia, 1991
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The Speech Teacher, 1955
Annetta L. Wood   +4 more
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Quarterly Journal of Speech, 1948
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Periodicity and Almost-Periodicity

2006
Periodicity and almost-periodicity are phenomena which play an important role in most branches of mathematics and in many other sciences. This is a survey paper1 on my work in this area and on related work. I restrict myself to periodicity questions in combinatorics on words (the main dish), but I start with a periodicity problem from number theory ...
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