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The probabilistic proof that 2^400-593 is a prime: a revolutionary new type of mathematical proof, or not a proof at all? [blog post by Gil Kalai] : r/math
Gil Kalai (@GilKalai) / Twitter
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Yael Tauman Kalai's ICM2018 Paper, My Paper, and Cryptography | Combinatorics and more
The Argument Against Quantum Computers | Quanta Magazine
The Argument Against Quantum Computers | Quanta Magazine
Interview with Gil Kalai
Gil Kalai, World-Wide-Web Home Page
Gil Kalai, World-Wide-Web Home Page
Elegant Six-Page Proof Reveals the Emergence of Random Structure | Quanta Magazine
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Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog | Page 37
Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog
The Argument Against Quantum Computers – A Very Short Introduction | Combinatorics and more
Gil Kalai, World-Wide-Web Home Page
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A Little Story Regarding Borsuk's Conjecture | Combinatorics and more
Sycamore and other quantum supremacy experiments on Vimeo
Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog
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Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog
Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog
Gina Says": Adventures In The Blogosphere String War eBook by Gil Kalai - EPUB | Rakuten Kobo United States
Gil Kalai (@GilKalai) / Twitter
Math Whiz Solves a Master's Riddle - Scientific American
Gil Kalai – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre
POLYMATH and more Mathematics over the Internet Gil Kalai - ppt download
Math blogs | Homepage
Gil Kalai, World-Wide-Web Home Page
Combinatorics and more | Gil Kalai's blog
