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Despite the recent sad event, we should remember that Atiyah still is and always will remain one of the best mathematicians of the 20th century. Thank you, Atiyah, for the beautiful mathematics you've provided to us mere mortals!

>> No.10025764

>>10025762
Based Atiyah. I will forever remember your Commutative Algebra.

>> No.10025771

>>10025764
Yeah, his Commutative Algebra is often held(by myself too) as one of the most beautiful textbooks in mathematics. The man was a talented writer, which is not too common among mathematicians.

>> No.10025781

>>10025762
Please stop making threads about this. It's legit making me anxious. The two "papers" that were linked to here apparently were rejected by arxiv, and no wonder. They read like inane ramblings written by schizos, like our resident The Lord, or the average vixra paper.

>> No.10025786

>>10025771
You know, I actually switched to Lang after the reading the first chapter of Atiyah. Maybe I have to switch back considering how long it took me to understand why extending a ring homomorphism is supposed to be non trivial.

>> No.10025787

>>10025781
Everyone by now knows that the proofs contained in the papers are wrong. The point of this thread is to celebrate what he's done in the past, despite what happened today.

>> No.10025820

>>10025787
What happened today, lets talk about that instead.

How was the conference?

>> No.10025833

>>10025820
It went just like most people suspected it would go. People his age just don't prove big conjectures like that.

>> No.10025839

F

>> No.10025875

>>10025833
Serre is older than him and still killing. He is still publishing, comes to Bourbaki seminars, takes no notes and corrects the speakers. He even gave an excellent talk a few months ago (though not about his own work, as is the norm).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxRDEuuko-o

>> No.10025911

>>10025833
what, did somebody point out something wrong or ask a question that screwed his argument over?

why is everybody so sure it’s wrong aside from it looking wacky? only “authority” i’ve seen comments from is Motl who is not an authority and a douche

>> No.10025922

>>10025911
The proof just doesn't make any sense. The statements about the function F don't follow.

>> No.10025958

>>10025922
says who; i want to see somebody who has credentials corroborate this. post a link to your blog if you want me to trust you

>> No.10026000

>>10025911
>>10025958
from the reddit thread:
"He didn't use a single property of the Riemann zeta function (besides it being analytic). If this argument applied, it would show any non-zero analytic function would have no zeros outside the critical line."

>> No.10026004

>>10026000
>reddit
hurr durr reddit is an authority on math

>> No.10026021

>>10025875
Serre is French. That's different.

>> No.10026022

>>10025958
>muh credentials
You're a retard.

>> No.10026028

>>10026004
>i have no argument

>> No.10026032

>>10026004
So you're not going to address the argument presented?

>> No.10026034

>>10025958
Just read it yourself. In particular from "Now take f = g = F in 2.6" onwards it's just gibberish.

>> No.10026205

>>10026034
>"Now take f = g = F in 2.6"
kek was that supposed to make me laugh ?

>> No.10026222

>>10026004
/r/math unironically has more authority on math than /sci/

>> No.10026548

>>10025911
>only “authority” i’ve seen comments from is Motl who is not an authority and a douche
He knows enough mathematics to know the proof is bull

>> No.10026754
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10026754

wrote a poem for the old man, what do you think?

>> No.10026781

>>10026222
Mathoverflow >>>>>> /sci/ > /r/math

>> No.10026911

>>10026004
so you're going to blindly listen to an authority figure instead of trying to figure it out yourself?

>> No.10027314

>>10026781
when it comes to online communities YES
because mathoverflow has legit people there who do this for a living
not amphetamine snorting grad students

>> No.10027499

>>10026781
Where does mathstackexchange fit in that comparison?

>> No.10027536
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10027536

>>10025762
Where's the FUCKING complex 6-sphere ATIYAH?

>> No.10027791

>>10026781
nlab>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mathoverflow >>>>>> /sci/ > /r/math

>> No.10027833

>>10027314
meh, name a single mathoverflow user who is qualified to take on atiyah

your big expert is who, cleo?

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10027860

>proof doesn't include an example of arbitrary usage
Mathleticians.

>> No.10027914

>>10026781
No, /sci/ > all, because Atiyah posts on /sci/.

>> No.10027916

>>10026754
I like it.

>> No.10027920

>>10025762
I watched his entire lecture. Despite some rambling, what he said was pretty thought provoking, and there is some basis to a solution here. It will take some time to prove, however.

>> No.10027971

>>10027314
*undergrad students

>>10027833
pretty much anyone there if it's current day Atiyah