> the vast majority of his work was simply incorrect I had heard this before, and I believed it. But I got convinced that that's not true by the likes of Georg

> the vast majority of his work was simply incorrect I had heard this before, and I believed it. But I got convinced that that's not true by the likes of George E. Andrews and Ken Ono. They say that most of his work is correct. All of this is still hearsay as far as I'm concerned. I'm not qualified to verify his math.