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Scholze stix fesenko, Mochizuki has even gone to some trouble to stop anyone from accessing the 9 月 20 日，波恩大学的彼得·舒尔茨（Peter Scholze）和歌德大学的雅克比·斯提克斯（Jakob Stix）发文称，京都大学天才数学家望月新一（Shinichi Mochizuki） Disagreements that resist rational resolution, often termed “deep disagreements”, have been the focus of much work in epistemology and informal logic. 2). 2, § 1. PS turned out to be Peter Scholze, a Fields medalist for his work on arithmetic geometry. Web-page by Mochizuki describing discussions and linking consequent publications (following references), papers by Ivan Fesenko and a video by Fumiharu Kato of Tokyo In 2018, Peter Scholze and Jakob Stix travelled to Kyoto. For There’s no direct reference to the Scholze-Stix document, just a reference to Mochizuki’s own web-page about March 2018. Soon after, the papers were picked up by Akio Tamagawa and Ivan Fesenko and the mathematical community at large was made aware of the claims Unfortunately, neither Mochizuki, nor any of his ‘experts’ could provide satisfactory answers or examples to explain his theory. A robust version of the The theory was developed entirely by Mochizuki up to 2012, and the last parts were written up in a series of four preprints. In this paper, I argue that they also deserve the As Table 2 shows, every assertion of [Scholze and Stix, 2018] and [Scholze, 2021] is mathematically false. In the Nature article Peter Scholze states: My judgment has not changed in any way since I wrote that manuscript with Jakob Since the question of whether or not there exists distinct arith. See the introduction for Retrieved October 2, 2018. Mochizuki made his work public in August 2012 with none of the fanfare that typically accompanies major advances, posting the papers only to his institution's preprint server and his website, and making no announcement to colleagues. To some extent As discussed here a couple months ago, Peter Scholze and Jakob Stix believe they have found a serious problem with Mochizuki’s claimed proof of the abc conjecture, and traveled to Kyoto in March Basically, Mochizuki, Fesenko, and their students have an uphill battle now in demonstrating the validity and usefulness of IUT, at least outside Japan. structures in [Mochizuki,2021a,b,c,d] was raised in [Scholze and Stix], I include a discussion of [Scholze and Stix]. In March of 2018, Scholze and Jakob Stix visited Mochizuki in Kyoto What's interesting with the Scholze-Stix rebuttal is that (staring from mathematically a long way away) there is a reasonable proof strategy which would fit the Scholze-Stix rebuttal and Mochizuki rejoinder It reads like IUTT war-time propaganda rather than a productive response to the mathematical content of the Scholze-Stix crtiticism. 3) that due to the lack of clarity in Mochizuki’s work, [Scholze and Stix, 2018] understanding of Mochizuki’s work is flawed at a fundamental level, Back in 2018, after a trip to Kyoto to discuss in depth with Mochizuki, Scholze and Stix wrote up a document explaining why the IUT proof strategy was flawed. Joshi claims to have found a more In a report posted online today, Peter Scholze of the University of Bonn and Jakob Stix of Goethe University Frankfurt describe what Stix calls a Scholze and Stix’s conclusions are based not only on their own study of the papers but also on a weeklong visit they paid to Mochizuki and his colleague Yuichiro Hoshi in March at Kyoto University The document includes detailed comparisons of findings and hypotheses between the works of Mochizuki, Scholze-Stix, and Joshi, emphasizing the need for You had extremely good mathematicians like Scholze look at it and thought he found a flaw, then one guy from Arizona disagreeing that it is a fatal flaw and claiming to have fixed it, which This report provides my mathematical findings regarding the Mochizuki-Scholze-Stix controversy surrounding Mochizuki's Inter-Universal Teichmüller Theory. "Trust the five IUTT experts, There’s no direct reference to the Scholze-Stix document, just a reference to Mochizuki’s own web-page about March 2018. On the other hand, Mochizuki’s proof is also incomplete (see § 1. Whereas it is known that there are infinitely many triples (a, b, c) of coprime positive integers with a + b = c such that q (a, b, c) > 1, the conjecture predicts that only These problems were first explained in the 2018 Scholze-Stix document Why abc is still a conjecture. In order to make this discussion more legible, and provide a form for it that can be consulted and This document provides quantitative evidence (§ 1. As discussed here a couple months ago, Peter Scholze and Jakob Stix believe they have found a serious problem with Mochizuki’s claimed proof of the abc conjecture, and traveled to Kyoto As Table 2 shows, every assertion of [Scholze and Stix, 2018] and [Scholze, 2021] is mathematically false. They claimed the argument failed at This report provides my mathematical findings regarding the Mochizuki-Scholze-Stix controversy surrounding Mochizuki's Inter-Universal Teichmüller Theory. After one week of direct discussion, they issued a concise rejection. hol. Scholze later defended this argument in For background on the problem with the proof, see an earlier blog entry here. On the abc conjecture front, Kirti Joshi has a new document explaining his view of The status of the Scholze-Stix Report and an analysis of the Mochizuki-Scholze-Stix Controversy. Mochizuki has even gone to some trouble to stop anyone from accessing the . So the Scholze-Stix Report ([Scholze and Stix, 2018]) which talked about the The conjecture involves comparing two mathematical objects, which Scholze and Stix say Mochizuki did incorrectly.