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Mathematician Claims Proof of Connection between Prime Numbers
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RE: Mathematician Claims Proof of Connection between Prime Numbers
1. It's not a $1m problem, but since Hodge Theory is being thrown around, those sorts of problems (i.e. the Hodge Conjecture) aren't too far out of sight.
2. My favorite economist gives a good take on this news here. I thought the discussion about 'set-theoretic foundations' in his papers was something spurious, but it's actually a big deal (whatever it is...).
3. Mochizuki's illustration of what these inter-universal Teichmüller shenanigans are. Might be related to the set-theoretic business (he might need the existence of non-well-founded sets, for example)
So these philosophers were all like, "That Kant apply universally!" And then these mathematicians were all like, "Oh yes it Kan!"
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RE: Mathematician Claims Proof of Connection between Prime Numbers - by Categories+Sheaves - September 13, 2012 at 1:58 pm

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