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My short answer is that I don't know of any. What would be useful to know is more about these "alternate proofs". There is real and genuine value in having mo
by ColinWright 4y ago
My short answer is that I don't know of any.
What would be useful to know is more about these "alternate proofs". There is real and genuine value in having more than one proof of a theorem, especially if it takes a different approach, or has a different "flavour". However, it's impossible to tell without seeing more.
It's unlikely that I would be able to assess his work in any meaningful way, but the first step would be to get people to skim and comment,so it would need to be available somewhere on-line. It would also be helpful if you had information in your profile as to how one might contact you.
- msravi 4y agoThank you very much! Link to the "alternate proof" is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IEe81c4UF10abSRpV0SUVKVbrgk3lcbZ/view https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IEe81c4UF10abSRpV0SUVKVbrgk... Will also have him email you the link, in case you don't check back here. Have also updated the contact in my profile. Sorry about that!
- ColinWright 4y agoNot a problem about the contact info. I've received the email(s) and will reply shortly. I'll also see if I can find some people with the right knowledge to ask about it. Some of them might lurk here, of course, but I'll try elsewhere. It may take a while ... people are generally busy, and it can take a while to get them to look at something outside their immediate concerns.
- msravi 4y agoThank you, once again! Really means a lot.