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Proofs that require fundamentally new ways of thinking

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may 9 at 23:09 Dan Sălăjan 211●8

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Math puzzles for dinner [closed]

feb 2 11 at 11:38 klaraspina 105●1●6

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What would you want to see at the Museum of Mathematics?

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dec 1 at 5:24 Brian Hopkins 236●1●6

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Has the Lie group E8 really been detected experimentally?

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dec 27 10 at 1:26 Skip 976●5●7

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What if Current Foundations of Mathematics are Inconsistent? [closed]

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dec 25 11 at 1:24 tab 1●1●1

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Examples of theorems misapplied to non-mathematical contexts

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apr 29 12 at 2:40 I. J. Kennedy 1,195●1●13●22

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Is the sphere the only surface all of whose projections are circles? Or: Can we deduce a spherical Earth by observing that its shadows on the Moon are always circular?

geometry mg.metric-geometry

dec 21 10 at 2:01 Joel David Hamkins 74.8k●7●187●343

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What makes four dimensions special?

big-list big-picture soft-question dg.differential-geometry differential-topology

may 11 12 at 16:29 Kristal Cantwell 4,021●1●5●17

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How is it that you can guess if one of a pair of random numbers is larger with probability > 1/2?

pr.probability intuition

dec 16 10 at 20:03 Steven Landsburg 8,499●1●27●47

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Homotopy groups of Lie groups

at.algebraic-topology lie-groups

apr 12 11 at 20:03 Enrique Macias 81●2

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2, 3, and 4 (a possible fixed point result ?)

fa.functional-analysis open-problem banach-spaces

mar 16 10 at 9:29 anton 2,392●7●12

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Lawvere’s “Some thoughts on the future of category theory.”

ct.category-theory math-philosophy

apr 30 11 at 10:56 Urs Schreiber 6,439●13●21

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A reading list for topological quantum field theory?

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apr 27 11 at 21:05 Benjamin Horowitz 33●5

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Is there a slick proof of the classification of finitely generated abelian groups?

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oct 28 10 at 1:50 Emerton 38.9k●4●120●198

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Proofs that require fundamentally new ways of thinking

Math puzzles for dinner [closed]

What would you want to see at the Museum of Mathematics?

Has the Lie group E8 really been detected experimentally?

What if Current Foundations of Mathematics are Inconsistent? [closed]

Examples of theorems misapplied to non-mathematical contexts

More open problems [closed]

Is the sphere the only surface all of whose projections are circles? Or: Can we deduce a spherical Earth by observing that its shadows on the Moon are always circular?

What makes four dimensions special?

How is it that you can guess if one of a pair of random numbers is larger with probability > 1/2?

Homotopy groups of Lie groups

2, 3, and 4 (a possible fixed point result ?)

Lawvere’s “Some thoughts on the future of category theory.”

A reading list for topological quantum field theory?

Is there a slick proof of the classification of finitely generated abelian groups?