my undergraduate math education is feeling unhelpful in understanding the significance of these results, but Gemini sure seems to think that proving the existence of a non-sofic group is more significant than disproving the jacobian conjecture in terms of its effect on other open problems.
my undergraduate math education is feeling unhelpful in understanding the significance of these results, but Gemini sure seems to think that proving the existence of a non-sofic group is more significant than disproving the jacobian conjecture in terms of its effect on other open problems.
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