top | item 37591981 (no title) ajtulloch | 2 years ago There’s a big long list of these in https://web.math.princeton.edu/generals/, not just Tao’s. discuss order hn newest krackers|2 years ago Bhargava's one is fun to read: https://web.math.princeton.edu/generals/bhargava_manjul zach|2 years ago I noticed that Evan O’Dorney’s generals was chaired by Bhargava and this question was asked: What is Brauer's theorem? [I had no idea and they moved on] He clearly should have read Bhargava’s generals, where Andrew Wiles asks Bhargava the same question! load replies (1) The_suffocated|2 years ago I think his generals are easier than Tao's. I wonder how many "average" PhD candidates worldwide can answer the questions in Tao's generals satisfactorily without difficulties. Many of them just seem highly research-oriented. zem|2 years ago that was a very entertaining one! adharmad|2 years ago Quite a few future field medalists in that list. The collective math IQ of the group is off the charts!
krackers|2 years ago Bhargava's one is fun to read: https://web.math.princeton.edu/generals/bhargava_manjul zach|2 years ago I noticed that Evan O’Dorney’s generals was chaired by Bhargava and this question was asked: What is Brauer's theorem? [I had no idea and they moved on] He clearly should have read Bhargava’s generals, where Andrew Wiles asks Bhargava the same question! load replies (1) The_suffocated|2 years ago I think his generals are easier than Tao's. I wonder how many "average" PhD candidates worldwide can answer the questions in Tao's generals satisfactorily without difficulties. Many of them just seem highly research-oriented. zem|2 years ago that was a very entertaining one!
zach|2 years ago I noticed that Evan O’Dorney’s generals was chaired by Bhargava and this question was asked: What is Brauer's theorem? [I had no idea and they moved on] He clearly should have read Bhargava’s generals, where Andrew Wiles asks Bhargava the same question! load replies (1)
The_suffocated|2 years ago I think his generals are easier than Tao's. I wonder how many "average" PhD candidates worldwide can answer the questions in Tao's generals satisfactorily without difficulties. Many of them just seem highly research-oriented.
adharmad|2 years ago Quite a few future field medalists in that list. The collective math IQ of the group is off the charts!
krackers|2 years ago
zach|2 years ago
The_suffocated|2 years ago
zem|2 years ago
adharmad|2 years ago