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Should say the most unimportant. Is there anything practical to gain by solving it?
by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Should say the most unimportant. Is there anything practical to gain by solving it?
- jfengel 3y agoProving the equality would be huge. But nobody seriously believes that to be the case. There are no practical consequences of providing something generally assumed to be true. Possibly the proof itself would be enlightening, but without seeing it we cannot guess how. Providing the inequality would reduce the time we spend dealing with cranks, but that's about it.