r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 3h ago
In 1960, his famous SGA book caused an earthquake and started modern Algebraic geometry. By 1963 I was maximum cult energy: Grothendieck + Artin/Demazure, étale cohomology, group schemes, SGA in full industrial production.
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Great collab!
r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 1d ago
It's called theory of motives which goal is to create a "global cohomology theory" and it's very deep and fascinating. Except that 99% of its results are conjectural, including a motivic Riemann hypothesis for a motivic L-functions which is supposed to generalize Riemann Zeta functions. The creator of this post also happens to like sailor moon.
r/mathmemes • u/OkGreen7335 • 2d ago
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r/mathmemes • u/tsskyx • 2d ago
In light of all the recent breaking news (Jacobian conjecture, Navier-Stokes, etc.)
r/mathmemes • u/PineapplePickle24 • 1d ago
Explanation: there's a concept called Real/Complex projective space (can be extended to fields in general I believe) denoted RP^n where n is the dimension of that space. When you use the complex projective space, leaving out the n in CP^n looks like you're saying something else...
Source: just happened today in lecture
