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lell | 14 years ago

the case where n=2, k=1 was an IMO problem around 2001/2002 (and the parent article says it is first from spivak '97) and it's pretty easy to see the generalization if you know about fundamental groups. I used to pose the n arbitrary, k=1 case to other math students :D (parent article claims this version is first from mathpuzzle.com, 2002)

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