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Finally, a conjecture about the minimality of large cylinders in the case k>1 is formulated.

In 1904 the French mathematician Henri Poincaré made a conjecture about three-­dimensional space that may help to explain the shape of the universe.

Based on physical intuition and calculations that were not entirely rigorous, Witten made a conjecture about these intersections that grabbed the attention of mathematicians.

Motivated by a conjecture about maximal intermediate subfactors, in this paper we show that subfactors from representations of universal quantum enveloping algebras with deformation parameter greater than zero are maximal.

We relate this to a conjecture about solutions of Ay= y−1, where A="(〈ui,uj〉), and show that if the conjecture fails then the u1,…,ud minimizing X must be linearly dependent.

One related to what he called a "conjecture" about whether amino acids, the basic building blocks of protein and a crucial component of living things, could form naturally. "Under the circumstances I mention, just a bunch of chemicals sitting together, no," he said.

The purpose of this section is to briefly recall some aspects of this geometric connection in order to provide a context for a general conjecture about Zariski-dense subgroups.

In 1996, a young geometer at Berkeley named Alexander Givental had proved a mathematical conjecture about mirror symmetry, a concept that is fundamental to string theory.

The proposed model can provide geothermal engineers and decision makers with a preliminary conjecture about the lifetime of a deep low-enthalpy hydrothermal system.

It is simply a beautiful conjecture about how numbers fit together, a guess about the infinite.

We discuss a stronger conjecture about the structure of the automorphism group Aut RT,ST), and a weaker one about entropy as a conjugacy invariant.