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Craig Feinstein
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Solving the unknotting problem by pulling both ends of the string
@AndyPutnam I don’t see the problem here. I only care about knots on the string, not my body.
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Examples of interesting false proofs
That was one of the funniest skits I ever saw.
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Which types of Diophantine equations are solvable?
Thank you, this was the kind of answer I had in mind when I asked the question.
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Discrete log problem modified
Look up the Blum-Micali algorithm.
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Examples of common false beliefs in mathematics
@LSpice The flaw is what is the output of multiplication between two integers on a reversible computer? It has to include more than just the product of the two integers in order for the computation to be reversible. For instance, the output might include one of the integers that one started with.
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Discrete log problem modified
@JoeSilverman yes that is correct. If solving discrete log is hard, can we at least easily determine which interval $\log_g a$ is in?
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Discrete log problem modified
Thank you. I just added a bonus question.
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