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A question: Is math well mixed?

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One can build math starting from a simple original ideas. In terms of Kolgomorov complexity ( EN ) the "program for making math" is simple. The same appears when you put cocoa powder into milk. Just two ingredients in the beginning. When mixed a little it is an interesting fight between cocoa and milk. But quickly it will be well mixed and everything interesting disappears.

A question: Is math well mixed?

A nice discussion about the complexity and complexodynamics can be found in Scott Aaronson's Shtetl-Optimized blog ( EN , EN ).

 

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PRIMES is in P. Where in P?

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In 2002-2003 Agrawal, Kayal, and Saxena in a great breakthrough "PRIMES is in P"   ( Wiki EN ) proved that the PRIMES function (prime number test)  is O(log ^8 n), in other words polynomial of degree 8 of the number of digits (log n) of a given number n.

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BTW, where in P is its real position? Any idea?

 

 

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Scottish Book *****

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Problem book of Polish mathematicians discussing in the  Scottish Café  (1930s and 1940s, Lwów, wiki EN ).

Full texts ( manuscript PL and typescript EN ).

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Hilbert's thirteenth problem ***

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Hilbert (1900) : Is it possible to create a function of several variables using functions of two variables? ( EN )

Arnold (1957, nineteen years old) : Yes.


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