Mathematical proof in 140 characters

There is an opinion that in the Middle Ages a university graduate should have come up with his own proof of the Pythagorean theorem. It is unlikely for a serious purpose (although, who knows), but rather for fun, you can offer another occupation - to prove the mathematical theorem by fitting the text of the proof into a regular tweet. This is the work of the creators of twitter @TinyProof .



Here is the proof from the contrary that a polynom always has complex solutions:





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"Mathematical" Twitter was created, apparently, less than a day ago, but already contains more than a dozen ultrashort evidence. It is difficult to determine the specialization of mathematics or teams leading microblogging — theorems from different areas of mathematics.



Look at the tape here.



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