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To people who accept "proven" as the past participle of "prove", there is no difference. The only reason it would be rejected in English writing about mathemati
by kazinator 2y ago
To people who accept "proven" as the past participle of "prove", there is no difference. The only reason it would be rejected in English writing about mathematics might be that a good many of mathematicians are also pedants for prescriptive grammar. It is not a mathematical issue whatsoever.