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You could have a rich mathematical knowledge, while being not very good at proving theorems. Also, you might be good at proving competitive mathematics problems
by solomatov 2y ago
You could have a rich mathematical knowledge, while being not very good at proving theorems. Also, you might be good at proving competitive mathematics problems without having a rich mathematical knowledge. It's also possible to have rich mathematical knowledge, and being good at proving theorems but mostly in the field of your expertise.