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Mikhail Katz
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Non standard extension of real numbers via nonprincipal ultra filters

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How do we know that Fermat wrote his famous note in 1637?

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Bishop-Gromov type inequality for Jordan curve on 2-sphere

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Has philosophy ever clarified mathematics?

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What's wrong with the surreals?

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Height function on 2-torus with only 3 critical points

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Missing citations of "to appear" papers on MathSciNet

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Is non-existence of the hyperreals consistent with ZF?

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Historical quotation search: Equations/formulae in (Latin?) prose, before modern symbolic notation

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Taking "Zooming in on a point of a graph" seriously

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In the $\mathbb{H}^3$ upper half space model, is a hemiellipsoid perpendicular to the plane at infinity a minimal surface?

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How to prove Liouville measure is invariant under geodesic flow?

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What is... a grossone?

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A Converse to Cartan–Hadamard theorem?

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The center of a minimal convex superbody

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Transitive geodesics on closed surfaces of genus greater than one

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How close can closed geodesics be?

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Isoperimetric inequality on a Riemannian sphere

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Why there are two point at infinity on certain elliptic curve

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Curvature of contour lines of a scalar field

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A remark of Connes on non-standard analysis

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Are all countable, nonstandard models of arithmetic given by ultrapowers?

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How isometric action on Riemannian manifold acts on cut locus

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What is the Status of Borel conjecture today?

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Has philosophy ever clarified mathematics?

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Normal variation of embedded surfaces

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Fundamental group of Alexandrov space.

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The most outrageous (or ridiculous) conjectures in mathematics

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Why are two "random" vectors in $\mathbb R^n$ approximately orthogonal for large $n$?

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How many non-orthogonal vectors fit into a complex vector space?

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