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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 1 of 6: Question 3 solution deriving the sharp zero-mean integral bound with a centred weight and continuous sign approximations.
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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 2 of 6: Question 10 solution evaluating an entire complex line integral through an explicit primitive and the oriented endpoints.
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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 3 of 6: Question 21 solution separating interior concavity from endpoint semicontinuity and testing both level-set claims.
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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 4 of 6: Question 29 solution classifying every four-element unital ring through its additive group and quadratic relation.
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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 5 of 6: Question 35 solution enforcing fixed endpoints with an odd periodic extension and the reflected d'Alembert formula.
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NBHM Combined 2023 Worked Solutions, preview page 6 of 6: Question 40 solution proving finite interpolation with the Newton binomial basis and ruling out finite ring generation.

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Official problem 3 · A sharp integral bound under a zero-mean constraint

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Problem summary

Find the sharp weighted-integral supremum for bounded continuous functions whose ordinary integral vanishes.

Core idea

Use the zero-mean condition to subtract one half from the decreasing weight, bound the centred integral by its absolute value, and approach equality with continuous sign approximations.

Derivation

  1. 1Subtracting one half from the weight leaves the objective unchanged because the integral of the function is zero.
  2. 2The centred weight changes sign at two, and the pointwise bound gives an absolute-value integral.
  3. 3Evaluating the two elementary integrals gives log(4/3).
  4. 4A symmetric continuous transition near the sign-change point has exact zero mean and converges to the extremising sign pattern.

Final answer

The supremum is log(4/3).

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Official problem 29 · Classification of four-element unital rings

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Independently derived; all additive-group cases and isomorphisms checked; official-key match · 2026-07-28

Problem summary

Classify every unital ring structure on a four-element set up to isomorphism, without assuming commutativity in advance.

Core idea

Split by the additive group. The cyclic case forces the integers modulo four; the elementary-abelian case becomes a two-dimensional algebra over the field of two elements.

Derivation

  1. 1A ring of order four has additive group either cyclic of order four or a two-dimensional vector space over the field of two elements.
  2. 2In the cyclic case, the identity must generate the additive group, forcing the ring of integers modulo four.
  3. 3In characteristic two, choose a basis consisting of the identity and one extra element; its quadratic relation determines the multiplication.
  4. 4Translation identifies the two repeated-root quotients, leaving the dual numbers, the product ring, and the four-element field.

Final answer

There are four non-isomorphic unital rings.

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Official problem 35 · Dirichlet wave equation by reflected d'Alembert formula

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Independently derived; initial data, boundary data, and evaluation checked; official-key match · 2026-07-28

Problem summary

Evaluate a fixed-end wave solution at one space-time point from a smooth initial displacement and zero initial velocity.

Core idea

Extend the initial profile oddly across the endpoints and periodically across the real line, then evaluate the two travelling-wave terms.

Derivation

  1. 1The odd periodic extension encodes the homogeneous boundary values at both ends of the interval.
  2. 2Zero initial velocity makes the solution the average of the extension at x+t and x−t.
  3. 3Reducing both requested arguments modulo the period places them at π/4 and 3π/4.
  4. 4The initial profile has value 1/32 at both points, so their average is also 1/32.

Final answer

The requested value is 1/32.

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