Dec 18, 2017
For those who are interested in such things:
Frank Calegari writes that The ABC conjecture has (still) not been proved.
The whole thing is really a fascinating exercise in the sociology of mathematics.
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For those who are interested in such things:
Frank Calegari writes that The ABC conjecture has (still) not been proved.
The whole thing is really a fascinating exercise in the sociology of mathematics.
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Aside from Brian Conrad, another interesting comment is the one he replied to, who’s probably Peter Scholze (at least that’s what everyone’s guess in the math subreddit is). PS identified Corollary 3.12 as the main comprehension stumbling block for himself; BC replied that this was the same case for a bunch of other people too
Yeah, that does seem to be Scholze. He’s getting yelled at (like, really mean-spirited “you should feel bad and you’re either lazy or incompetent” yelling) on Facebook. (Hat tip to Peter Woit)
The only right thing to do is exactly the same as always: dedicate some time, study seriously, using all existing math texts, maybe forget that there are other mathematicians and their opinions: it is just you and the author. Then confirm if you don't find a mistake (in your terminology, "solid") or communicate to the author any mistake you found. If you can, try to simplify and develop further.
As Woit says, “I suppose this makes clear why the refereeing process for dealing with evaluating a paper and its arguments is usually a confidential one.”
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Mysterious tag handling in tumblr
It seems that tumblr has changed the way it handles tags with whitespace, and the tag "#abc conjecture" is no longer being handled properly, so I changed it to "#abc".
You can see all the posts related to the ABC conjecture at https://tar0log.tumblr.com/tagged/abc.
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The ABC conjecture has (still) not been proved. Five years ago, Cathy O’Neil laid out a perfectly cogent case for why the (at that point recent) claims by Shinichi Mochizuki should not (yet) …
Two mathematicians have found what they say is a hole at the heart of a proof that has convulsed the mathematics community for nearly six years.
Shinichi Mochizuki maintains that his proof is not flawed despite the assertions of Jakob Stix and Peter Scholze that they’ve discovered a “serious, unfixable gap.”
Two mathematicians have found what they say is a hole at the heart of a proof that has convulsed the mathematics community for nearly six years.