"Abhorrent — yes, most mathematicians would probably agree with that," said Dale Brownawell, a respected number theorist at Penn State.
Most mathematicians would probably agree that the ratio of the circle to its diameter exists brilliantly in the nature beyond nature, and would exist even if the human mind was not aware of it, and might exist even if God had not bothered to create it.
Probably most mathematicians are very low-key about getting a prize, because you're not in it for the prize, but he seemed particularly low-key.
However, constructive analysis remains on the fringes of the mathematical mainstream, probably because most mathematicians accept classical existence proofs and see no need for the additional mathematical baggage involved in carrying out analysis constructively.
Most mathematicians at one time or another have probably found themselves in the position of trying to refute the notion that they are people with 'a head for figures' or that they 'know a lot of formulas'.
… [It] is probably more power than most mathematicians think resides in the hands of POs, and it is more power than most rotators anticipate having".
Most mathematicians believe in heaven.
Like most mathematicians I love a logic puzzle.
I can't say that most mathematicians act like that.
And with most mathematicians it markedly isn't".
