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However, one of the graduates of Malle was at work. Britta Späth.
“Obsessia”
In 2003, Kassel came to start a doctorate with Malle. Almost McKay was almost perfect for working in the thought: even high school can spend days or weeks with a problem. It is especially pleased with those who tested the tolerance and “this is not even in a way, not even so deep, even in a way.”
Späth spent a deep learning as much as he could learn groups. After completing the degree of graduation, he decided to use the experience to continue whining in McKay. “He has a mad, really good intuition,” said Schaeffer Fry, a friend and employee. “It can see that it will be like this.”
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A few years later, he started working at the University of Paris Cité, where he met Cabanes in 2010. McKay was a specialist in the narrow group of groups in the center of the reconstruction of the congregation, and often went to the office to ask him. Cabanes always protested, “he said, God, ‘” he said. Despite the preliminary hesitation, he said. He said, “Our observed,” he said. He said.
There are four categories of lying-type groups. Together, SFäth and Cabanes began to preach for each of these categories and they He gave a few details Basic results over the next ten years.
Their work caused them to develop a deep concept of their lying groups. These groups are the most common building blocks of other groups, so it is very difficult to learn great mathematical interests, their representative offices. Cabanes and Späht often had to rely on non-transparent theories from the separate regions of mathematics. However, when digging these theories, these important groups still provided their best characters.
As they did, they began to meet and went to two children. (In the end, they took part in Germany together, where they enjoy working together in one of three plates in their homes.)
Until 2018, a category of false-type groups remained. They would prove that he thought McKay once done once.
This last work took another six more years.
A “magnificent achievement”
The fourth type of false group “took so much difficulty, so bad surprises,” he said. (In 2020, the pandemic caught two young children from school to school, and the last work was done. McKay was automatically followed.
In October 2023, they finally felt confident in their evidence to announce a room consisting of more than 100 mathematicians. A year later, they sent it online to digest for the rest of the community. “It’s a completely great achievement,” he said Radha Kessar University of Manchester.
