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Perhaps by leaving off the last sentence, "this implies P not equal NP", and changing the title. That sentence does not change the meaning of the paper; it jus
by colanderman 9y ago
Perhaps by leaving off the last sentence, "this implies P not equal NP", and changing the title. That sentence does not change the meaning of the paper; it just adds an eye-catching (and already accepted as true) implication.
- quantdev 9y agoI suppose, though it would be very strange and disingenuous to leave off the most important implication.
- munificent 9y agoWell, Turing called his famous paper "On computable numbers, with an application to the Entscheidungsproblem" without really state that the "application" is that he solved it.