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OK, but I would love for those heuristics to focus on assessing the content of the paper, not the reputation of the author, his peers and quotations etc. You ca
by stiff 13y ago
OK, but I would love for those heuristics to focus on assessing the content of the paper, not the reputation of the author, his peers and quotations etc. You can get some vague impression of what's going on in this paper in some 30 minutes, there are many parts that seem strange (he says for 4-stage graphs one can manually verify that his "prooving algorithm" is correct and uses this as an assumption later in his proof), so I would love to hear something about that.
- ColinWright 13y agoThe heuristics I apply go well beyond the ones given in that post. In this case I have taken on board the fact that so many references are just to his own earlier work, and that work is old enough that it should have made a bigger splash. That's a clear indication that this is not likely to be correct, so I'm looking for mistakes, I'm not looking for deep ideas. And I'm not finding deep ideas. I spent 10 minutes getting a feel for the approach, and I'll come back when I have another 10 or 15 minutes to spare, but it's really, really not looking good.