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That's an interesting take but I think it's unlikely for two reasons: 1. In any case you view it, it's not trivial, which was the statement in the note. If it
by prerok 1y ago
That's an interesting take but I think it's unlikely for two reasons:
1. In any case you view it, it's not trivial, which was the statement in the note. If it were, the effort to publish just for n=4 would be silly, because it would take equal effort to just publish for general case. That he withheld the proof just to mess with people is highly unlikely.
2. I definitely do not make private notes in my books just so that maybe somebody later on would pick up that book and wonder whether I had indeed discovered the secrets of the universe. I definitely do not write "challenges to the community" there.
- DoctorOetker 1y agoIn what note by whom was it stated that FLT is trivial?
- prerok 1y agohttps://mathworld.wolfram.com/FermatsLastTheorem.html https://mathworld.wolfram.com/FermatsLastTheorem.html
- DoctorOetker 1y agoThat URL does not substantiate any claim by anyone that FLT was trivial to prove.
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