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\title{Mathematics at Oxford}
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\author{A Smith}
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\date{2 February 2011}
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\institute{Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford}
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\section{Undergraduate Mathematics Courses}

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There are four undergraduate courses. These are:

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\item Mathematics
\item Mathematics \& Computer Science
\item Mathematics \& Philosophy
\item Mathematics \& Statistics
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\section{Some Fact and Figures}

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The following facts about the Mathematics students will be of interest:

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\textbf{Offers made for October 2010} 

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& Maths & Maths \& CompSci & Maths \&Phil & Maths \& Stats\\
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Number  & 184 & 21 & 17 & 29\\
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\textbf{Part C Students Examined in 2010}

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& Maths & Maths \& CompSci & Maths \&Phil & Maths \& Stats\\
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Number  & 106 & 13 & 17 & 12\\
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\section{Some Equations You May Study}

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\begin{block}{D'Alembert's Wave Equation}
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\frac{\delta^2y}{\delta t^2}=c^2\frac{\delta^2y}{\delta x^2}
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\begin{block}{Cayley-Hamilton Theorem}
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\chi_{A}(A)=0
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