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Apparently there are some university math professors such as Lozano-Robledo who disagree with you. I can't say if their proof will hold up under real peer revi
by uberman 4y ago
Apparently there are some university math professors such as Lozano-Robledo who disagree with you.
I can't say if their proof will hold up under real peer review but I hope it does.
- pdpi 4y agoI can't see it failing to pass muster. It's more complicated than most proofs of Pythagoras's theorem I know, but it's still simple enough that several people have reconstructed it from just a diagram and some basic notes on how it should work. For so many people to have now independently reconstructed it without anybody finding issues is a clear indication that, even if the way they wrote it up has mistakes, the core ideas are solid.