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A computer representation of a definition for an advanced mathematical concept, such as a topological space or a Noetherian ring, can take only a few lines of code.
Unresolved speaker · Mathematics Just Changed Forever — Kevin Hartnett · 26 Oct 2026
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“You know, second year and third year fancy things like topological spaces and noetherian rings and things like this. Um, but actually just writing the definition down is only a few lines of code in the computer.”43:25Report a misattribution
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