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Why abc is still a conjecture (Scholze–Stix report)
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Mochizuki claims that by replacing X by π1(X), things can happen that cannot otherwise happen. Examples are given concerning the action of π1(X) on certain associated monoids. We discussed this at very great length in Kyoto, but none of these examples carried any actual content.
Scholze and Stix's objection to Mochizuki's IUT proof rests on wrongly identifying objects the theory treats as distinct.
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