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At 17, Hannah Cairo solved a major math mystery(quantamagazine.org)
437 points by baruchel | 168 comments
Quanta Magazine profile of Hannah Cairo, who at 17 disproved a 40-year-old conjecture in harmonic analysis after joining a Berkeley graduate class.
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361 points by 6bitquant | 380 comments
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705 points by jamesrandall | 556 comments
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