User talk:Masteraka

Hi Masteraka,

I noticed your creation of Naimark's dilation theorem with only a link to a section in another article. In cases like that you would want to create a redirect, so readers don't get confused. Note that redirects cannot point to sections within articles so I have rewritten your article as "#redirect POVM" and readers will have to find the Naimark reference within that page.

Also, on your user page you use a capitalized "A" - MasterAka. If this A is important to you, it may be worth abandoning this account and actually creating a new account for MasterAka. In any case, I'll leave the official welcome below:

Welcome!

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Proposed deletion of Oxford University Russian Society


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Nomination of Oxford University Russian Society for deletion
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