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In the Monster Group Definitely the Largest Finite Simple Group?

math·SnooPeppers7217·about 4 hours ago
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I just saw a post about the theorem of Classification of Finite Simple Groups and that the theorem has been formalized in Lean. But it dawned on me reading it that I always thought the Monster group was only the known largest finite simple group.…

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Why Claude's No-Crash Proofs for 239 Open-Source Fuzz Targets Come With Fine Print
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Why Claude's No-Crash Proofs for 239 Open-Source Fuzz Targets Come With Fine Print

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Claude's machine-checked Rocq proofs cover 239 entry points in 123 OSS-Fuzz libraries, but only for inputs under 64 MB on single-threaded RISC-V binaries linked against musl libc.…

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Brianchon's theorem
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Brianchon's theorem

Reddit r/learnmath·u/Spank_Engine·6 months ago
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How do I prove Brianchon's theorem by dual reasoning to Pascal's theorem as suggested in the book, What is Mathematics? I wasn't sure what the dual is to making two pairs of lines parallel as was done for Pascal's theorem.…

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The man who ruined mathematics
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The man who ruined mathematics

New Scientist·#author.fullName}·6 months ago
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The incompleteness theorem is accepted as part of the mathematical canon today, but columnist Jacob Aron says it was a bombshell when Kurt Gödel first introduced it.…

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