Solved Poincaré Conjecture: Find Perelman's Proof Here

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The discussion centers on the Poincaré Conjecture and the availability of Perelman's proof. Users express frustration over broken links to the proof and request fixes. One participant successfully repairs the links, encouraging others to explore the proof for educational purposes. There is a consensus on the beauty and significance of Perelman's work in mathematics and theoretical physics. Engaging with the proof is recommended for those interested in deepening their understanding of the topic.
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It's not like you'll understand it or anything :>>>
 
tgt said:
It's not like you'll understand it or anything :>>>

I know that. I want to read it to see what classes I should take in order to understand it.
 
tgt said:
It's not like you'll understand it or anything :>>>

that's mighty presumptuous
 
okay I fixed them
 
masnevets said:
okay I fixed them

Yay! I would recommend that everyone interested in math or theoretical physics read them and marvel at how beautiful they are.
 
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