I am spending the summer in Dresden. When I came here, I was carrying my iPhone 5s. Now I bought a new iPhone 6s here in Dresden and I am using it, as well as my older one, which was broken (the front camera doesn't work.) Will there be any trouble at Indira Ghandi International Airport, Delhi, if I carry the phones together in my hand bag?  Please let me know about the details, the procedures, and the problems that might occur and how to avoid them.
I am planning to travel to India (COK airport, Kerala) from United States. I want to take my laptop as well as my tablet (iPad). Am I allowed to take both in my backpack with my documents related my work. I think I am allowed to take only one computer as per the rule. Will the customs consider my iPad as a computer?  What all I can take?   One of my friends took 2 laptops (1 work and 1 personal) and had trouble at the airport.  Also I am planning to take some wristwatches (7 of them, each avg price is 45 $). I read in a website that I can take stuff up to max 35000 INR. Is that true? In that case, how will I manage my stuff?
Non-https links to other StackExchange sites in User profile when using https Painter's Servant vs Emrakul What happens in the following situation?  My opponents got the  and  lock going on but I have a  in my deck that keeps me shuffling my graveyard back into my deck when it gets milled.  DO I just keep on shuffling untill the 45 minutes is up and the games end in a draw? How is this situation resolved? In his  Feynman calculates the field momentum of a moving charged sphere with charge $q$, radius $a$ and velocity $\mathbf{v}$. He finds that the total momentum in the electromagnetic field around the charged sphere is given by:  $$\mathbf{p} = \frac{2}{3} \frac{q^2}{4\pi \epsilon_0} \frac{\mathbf{v}}{ac^2}.$$  He calls the coefficient between the field momentum, $\mathbf{p}$, and the velocity, $\mathbf{v}$, the electromagnetic mass:  $$m_\textrm{elec}=\frac{2}{3} \frac{q^2}{4\pi \epsilon_0 a c^2}.$$  He claims that this electromagnetic mass $m_\textrm{elec}$ has to be added to the standard "mechanical mass" of the sphere to give the total observed mass of the object.  Would this view be accepted by most physicists today?  Have any experiments been performed that show the effect of the additional electromagnetic mass on the dynamics of a macroscopic charged object?  I guess the problem is that such an effect would only be large enough to be observable for charged particles like electrons. In that case it would be difficult to distinguish mechanical mass, presumably due to the Higgs field, from electromagnetic mass. Maybe one could perform a high energy/short length scale experiment on an electron that excluded the effect of the electromagnetic mass? I want to use symbols from wasysym and marvosym packages:  \usepackage{wasysym} \usepackage{marvosym}   but it gives an errors as both packages have the command of \CheckedBox. I do not want to use this command, but since both packages have it, it makes confusion for latex. How can I ignore one command to have both packages? What is the standard error of the sample standard deviation? Persist variables between page loads How to Start Web Mapping? I want to start working on a web map at work to map some of our statistics by city.    I have an idea, but I'm not exactly sure where to start.   Are there any definitive resources that provide step by step guidance on how to do this? Integral representation $B_T^3$ I have to find a $F_t$ such that $B_T^3=E[B_T^3]+\int_0^T F_t dB_t$. I have shown by ito formula that $B_T^3=\int_0^T 3 B_s^2 dB_s+\int_0^T 3 B_s ds$. Could you please help me? Complement property of DES I'm supposed to show the complement property of DES ($c=DES(p,k) =&gt; \bar c = DES(\bar p, \bar k)$).  My idea was to just start the algorithm with $\bar p$ and see what happens (ignoring the initial permutation for now). I looked at it step by step and got the the point where $R1 = \bar L1 \oplus f(\bar k1, \bar R0)$. So I figured I had to show that $f(\bar k1, \bar R0) = \bar f(k1,R0)$. Is that even right so far? Because I got stuck at the point where the S-Boxes are used. Why would $S(\bar x) = \bar S(x)$?  Somewhere else I read something about a formal prove using induction, but I don't know how I would do that either... How can I do development on my Android device? I have a pretty long commute to work and own an android phone. I figure it would be nice to do some simple programming on the way. I'm not picky on which language to code on. I usually have an internet connection on the train.  I've been looking through the android market but haven't found any apps that offer a "development environment" or an editor with a compiler. Is any development ON the Android possible? Does an app for this exist? When conducting a t-test why would one prefer to assume (or test for) equal variances rather than always use a Welch approximation of the df? It seems like when the assumption of homogeneity of variance is met that the results from a Welch adjusted t-test and a standard t-test are approximately the same.  Why not simply always use the Welch adjusted t? LaTeX template for resume/curriculum vitae If you have a TeX'ed resume, did you use a template or make your own? Are there any useful packages? What looks the most professional? How about special considerations for different areas of work (e.g. in academia)? Is there any difference between the usage of 'later' and 'later on'?         I'll see you later.   I'll finish it later on. Show intersection of two algebras are not a $\sigma$-algebra I have the following question:    $\textbf{Question}:$ Let $\mathcal{F}_1$ and $\mathcal{F}_2$ be two algebras. Is $\mathcal{F}_1 \cap \mathcal{F}_2$ a $\sigma$-algebra?  I believe the answer is no. I know the definition of an algebra and the definition of $\sigma$-algebra.    I'm assuming I need to show that the intersection of the finite unions of each algebra is finite, but then I get stuck trying to work out how to show it is not a $\sigma$-algebra.  All help is appreciated.  Many thanks, John Sometimes a question I ask will get answers that don't help me, or maybe it doesn't receive any answers at all.  How about making a notification when somebody links to my question?   It could be something like this:     New information regarding your question might be available at {link}   It might help me getting an answer from related questions that weren't there when I first asked the question. How discontinuous can a derivative be? There is a well-known result in elementary analysis due to Darboux which says if $f$ is a differentiable function then $f'$ satisfies the intermediate value property.  To my knowledge, not many "highly" discontinuous Darboux functions are known--the only one I am aware of being the Conway base 13 function--and few (none?) of these are derivatives of differentiable functions.  In fact they generally cannot be since an application of Baire's theorem gives that the set of continuity points of the derivative is dense $G_\delta$.  Is it known how sharp that last result is?  Are there known Darboux functions which are derivatives and are discontinuous on "large" sets in some appropriate sense? I'm not quite sure how the total attack bonus interacts with BAB.   Can you make more attacks than shown by your BAB (e.g. +11/+6/+1 BAB allows you to make 3 attacks) by having a high enough DEX, STR or other attack bonus modifiers? Assuming I have +11/+6/+1 BAB, and a spell gives me +6 attack bonus, would that make me able to attack as if I had +17/+12/+7/+2 BAB, giving me an extra attack?)   Can you make multiple attacks even if you have one of your stats drained, making your attack bonus negative, or less than 5?      It says in the SRD that the formula for attack bonus in melee is this:       Base attack bonus + Strength modifier + size modifier   I've also been told that you can make multiple attacks in one turn, but each attack gains a -5 penalty to attack bonus. Significance of starting the Fibonacci sequence with 0, 1.... DISCLAIMER: I do not deal with in-depth mathematics on a daily basis as some of you may, so please pardon my ignorance or lack of coherence on this topic.  QUESTION: What is the significance of starting the Fibonacci sequence with $0,1$ ?  For instance, if I picked any two random integers, say 2 and 7, to start a sequence would I actually be creating some multiple or derivation of the Fibonacci sequence?  Is there a general mathematical explanation for the relationship between any sequence represented by $a[0] = x, a[1] = y, a[n] = a[n-1] + a[n-2]$ and the Fibonacci sequence?  Or, back to my example sequence, is there a general mathematical relationship between:  $2,7,9,16,25,41,66,107,173,280...$  and  $0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34...$  Perhaps the Golden Ratio explains it somehow?  Any help would be appreciated. How to typeset row operations on augmented matrix I would like to typeset row operations on a augmented matrix, but the "gauss"-package does not seem to support the vertical line just before the last column, any way to do this?  Thanks! Accessing class members on a NULL pointer