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False Beliefs in Mathematics

Posted on June 6, 2010 by Gil Kalai

Test your intuition: For two n by n matrices A and B, is it always the case that tr(ABAB) = tr(ABBA)?

Posted in Mathematics over the Internet, Test your intuition | Tagged Mathoverflow, Test your intuition | 6 Comments

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