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I am writing a paper and want to use Vandermonde matrices in its abstract.



I am confused which of the following sentences are correct?




A) One of the important matrices in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.



B) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrix.



C) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrices.




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    An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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    @twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
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    Your advisor is wrong.
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    @Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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I am writing a paper and want to use Vandermonde matrices in its abstract.



I am confused which of the following sentences are correct?




A) One of the important matrices in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.



B) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrix.



C) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrices.




Thanks for any suggestions.






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    An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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    @twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
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    – user0410
    3 hours ago






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    Your advisor is wrong.
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    – Servaes
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    @Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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    That is an unfortunate situation with which I can sympathise, but not help.
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I am writing a paper and want to use Vandermonde matrices in its abstract.



I am confused which of the following sentences are correct?




A) One of the important matrices in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.



B) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrix.



C) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrices.




Thanks for any suggestions.






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I am writing a paper and want to use Vandermonde matrices in its abstract.



I am confused which of the following sentences are correct?




A) One of the important matrices in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.



B) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrix.



C) One of the important matrices in coding theory is Vandermonde matrices.




Thanks for any suggestions.






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    An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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    @twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
    $endgroup$
    – user0410
    3 hours ago






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    Your advisor is wrong.
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    – Servaes
    3 hours ago






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    @Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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    – user0410
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    That is an unfortunate situation with which I can sympathise, but not help.
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    An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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    – twnly
    3 hours ago






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    @twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
    $endgroup$
    – user0410
    3 hours ago






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    Your advisor is wrong.
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    – Servaes
    3 hours ago






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    @Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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    – user0410
    3 hours ago








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    That is an unfortunate situation with which I can sympathise, but not help.
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    – Servaes
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An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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An important matrix in coding theory is the Vandermonde matrix.
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@twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
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@twnly My advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it right?
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Your advisor is wrong.
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Your advisor is wrong.
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@Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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– user0410
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@Servaes Unfortunately, based on the given answers, your comment is correct. But the story is this I am a student and he is a professor :)
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– user0410
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That is an unfortunate situation with which I can sympathise, but not help.
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I would choose a different option. Since there is not a unique Vandermonde matrix, I would say something like




One of the most important kinds/types/families/etc. of matrices in coding theory are the Vandermonde matrices.




If you want to consider them as essentially the same then I'll choose A), but I'm not an expert in coding theory so I'm not sure that wording would sound okay to the people who will read your paper.



Edit: just to let you know, B) is incorrect since you must write "the" in this context, and C) is incorrect because you're using "is" for a plural subject.






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    I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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    The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
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    Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
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    I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
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    If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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B and C are grammatically incorrect: in B there should be an article before "Vandermonde" and in C, there should be agreement in number. As Javi comments, A is wrong on mathematical grounds: there is a whole family of Vandermonde matrices.






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I'd write:




Some of the important matrices in coding theory are Vandermonde matrices.







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If the sense of the following is right for your exposition then active voice wins over passive voice.




Vandermonde matrices are important in coding theory.




This sentence puts "Vandermonde" first rather than penultimate: It does not mean exacty the same thing as your drafts, but it may suffice.






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    I would choose a different option. Since there is not a unique Vandermonde matrix, I would say something like




    One of the most important kinds/types/families/etc. of matrices in coding theory are the Vandermonde matrices.




    If you want to consider them as essentially the same then I'll choose A), but I'm not an expert in coding theory so I'm not sure that wording would sound okay to the people who will read your paper.



    Edit: just to let you know, B) is incorrect since you must write "the" in this context, and C) is incorrect because you're using "is" for a plural subject.






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      I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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      The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
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      Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
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      – Javi
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      I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
      $endgroup$
      – user0410
      3 hours ago






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      If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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    I would choose a different option. Since there is not a unique Vandermonde matrix, I would say something like




    One of the most important kinds/types/families/etc. of matrices in coding theory are the Vandermonde matrices.




    If you want to consider them as essentially the same then I'll choose A), but I'm not an expert in coding theory so I'm not sure that wording would sound okay to the people who will read your paper.



    Edit: just to let you know, B) is incorrect since you must write "the" in this context, and C) is incorrect because you're using "is" for a plural subject.






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      I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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      $begingroup$
      The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
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      Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
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      – Javi
      3 hours ago








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      I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
      $endgroup$
      – user0410
      3 hours ago






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      $begingroup$
      If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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    I would choose a different option. Since there is not a unique Vandermonde matrix, I would say something like




    One of the most important kinds/types/families/etc. of matrices in coding theory are the Vandermonde matrices.




    If you want to consider them as essentially the same then I'll choose A), but I'm not an expert in coding theory so I'm not sure that wording would sound okay to the people who will read your paper.



    Edit: just to let you know, B) is incorrect since you must write "the" in this context, and C) is incorrect because you're using "is" for a plural subject.






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    I would choose a different option. Since there is not a unique Vandermonde matrix, I would say something like




    One of the most important kinds/types/families/etc. of matrices in coding theory are the Vandermonde matrices.




    If you want to consider them as essentially the same then I'll choose A), but I'm not an expert in coding theory so I'm not sure that wording would sound okay to the people who will read your paper.



    Edit: just to let you know, B) is incorrect since you must write "the" in this context, and C) is incorrect because you're using "is" for a plural subject.







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      I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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      The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
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      $begingroup$
      Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
      $endgroup$
      – Javi
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      I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
      $endgroup$
      – user0410
      3 hours ago






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      $begingroup$
      If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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      I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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      – user0410
      3 hours ago






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      $begingroup$
      The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
      $endgroup$
      – Javi
      3 hours ago








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      $begingroup$
      Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
      $endgroup$
      – Javi
      3 hours ago








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      $begingroup$
      I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
      $endgroup$
      – user0410
      3 hours ago






    • 1




      $begingroup$
      If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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    I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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    $begingroup$
    I have two questions. First, my advisory told me "the Vandermonde matrix" is incorrect, since it is written as if there existed only one Vandermonde matrix. Is it correct?. Second, you wrote "One of the most important ... are..." . I think the verb should be "is" not "are". Am I right?
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    The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
    $endgroup$
    – Javi
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    $begingroup$
    The Vandermonde matrices are a family. It is incorrect so say "the Vandermonde matrices is a family" because the subject is "the Vandermonde matrices" not "family". In the sentece they're written in opposite order, but the syntax is the same.
    $endgroup$
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    Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
    $endgroup$
    – Javi
    3 hours ago






    $begingroup$
    Not all papers are perfectly grammatically correct. And sometimes there are those kinds of conventions. The important thing is to be understood, so you can first ask your colleagues if something sounds weird or not to them.
    $endgroup$
    – Javi
    3 hours ago






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    I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
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    – user0410
    3 hours ago




    $begingroup$
    I have a question. Maybe it was a simple question, but I would like to ask it. Why did you use "the" before Vandermonde matrices. Thanks in advance.
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    – user0410
    3 hours ago




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    If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
    $endgroup$
    – Javi
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    $begingroup$
    If you don't use "the" there is a nuance in the meaning. Without "the" it sounds like some important matrices happen to be Vandermonde matrices, rather than saying that that specific kind of matrices (Vandermonde matrices) are important.
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    B and C are grammatically incorrect: in B there should be an article before "Vandermonde" and in C, there should be agreement in number. As Javi comments, A is wrong on mathematical grounds: there is a whole family of Vandermonde matrices.






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    B and C are grammatically incorrect: in B there should be an article before "Vandermonde" and in C, there should be agreement in number. As Javi comments, A is wrong on mathematical grounds: there is a whole family of Vandermonde matrices.






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    B and C are grammatically incorrect: in B there should be an article before "Vandermonde" and in C, there should be agreement in number. As Javi comments, A is wrong on mathematical grounds: there is a whole family of Vandermonde matrices.






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    B and C are grammatically incorrect: in B there should be an article before "Vandermonde" and in C, there should be agreement in number. As Javi comments, A is wrong on mathematical grounds: there is a whole family of Vandermonde matrices.







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    Some of the important matrices in coding theory are Vandermonde matrices.







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    Some of the important matrices in coding theory are Vandermonde matrices.







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    Some of the important matrices in coding theory are Vandermonde matrices.








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    If the sense of the following is right for your exposition then active voice wins over passive voice.




    Vandermonde matrices are important in coding theory.




    This sentence puts "Vandermonde" first rather than penultimate: It does not mean exacty the same thing as your drafts, but it may suffice.






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      $begingroup$

      If the sense of the following is right for your exposition then active voice wins over passive voice.




      Vandermonde matrices are important in coding theory.




      This sentence puts "Vandermonde" first rather than penultimate: It does not mean exacty the same thing as your drafts, but it may suffice.






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        $begingroup$

        If the sense of the following is right for your exposition then active voice wins over passive voice.




        Vandermonde matrices are important in coding theory.




        This sentence puts "Vandermonde" first rather than penultimate: It does not mean exacty the same thing as your drafts, but it may suffice.






        share|cite|improve this answer









        $endgroup$



        If the sense of the following is right for your exposition then active voice wins over passive voice.




        Vandermonde matrices are important in coding theory.




        This sentence puts "Vandermonde" first rather than penultimate: It does not mean exacty the same thing as your drafts, but it may suffice.







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        Ethan BolkerEthan Bolker

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