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Alexander Chervov MO’s Question: Noteworthy-Achievements-In-And-Around-2010
Alexander Chervov asked over Mathoverflow about Noteworthy results in and around 2010 and some interesting results were offered in the answers. If you would like to mention additional results you can comment on them here. The only requirement is to … Continue reading
Joe’s 100th MO question
MathOverflow is a remarkable recent platform for research level questions and answers in mathematics. Joe O’Rourke have asked over MO wonderful questions. (Here is a link to the questions) Many of those questions can be the starting point of a research … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics over the Internet, Open problems
Tagged Joseph O'Rourke, Mathoverflow, planetMO
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