Teen Solves Mathematical Conjecture After 40 Years
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Summary
A 17-year-old teen, Hannah Cairo, refutes the Mizohata-Takeuchi conjecture in mathematics after months of effort, using a new approach and constructing a counterexample. She will start her doctoral studies at the University of Maryland.
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I realized that if I used that information correctly, I might be able to refute the claim.
It took me a
Cairo says it required several tools, including fractals, and she had to arrange everything very carefully.
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