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Why Are All Existing and Future Proofs of Fermat's Great Theorem Wrong?

Authors: Andrey Belov

The article deals with the question of the permissibility of using infinite numbers in the formation of counterexamples for Fermat's Great Theorem. Counter examples are given for Fermat's Great Theorem using infinite numbers obtained without performing arithmetic operations on these numbers.

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