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[Archimedeans] An Old Problem

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Jason Kwong .

Most mathematical problems are solved a few years after they are posed, but some (not only Fermat’s Last Theorem) take over a century to solve. In this talk I shall present a simple solution of a problem posed over a century ago.

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