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lsh123
on July 1, 2016
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Feynman on Fermat's Last Theorem
Imagine you don't have an easy way to solve the equation x^n = N where x is an integer. Yet, for a given N you want to find a probability that such x (solution) exists. There is nothing here about how you select N.
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