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Tag Archives: Bruck loop

A computer-generated proof that nobody understands

Posted on July 6, 2019 by xenaproject

Computers can find 1000 page proofs about simple things. Why not Shimura varieties? Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Bruck loop, David Stanovsky, Goro Shimura, J. D. Phillips, Michael Kinyon, perfectoid space, Pierre Deligne, Robbins conjecture, Shimura variety, Waldmeister, William McCune | 7 Comments
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