Is there a proof showing that any group with an order less than 60 is solvable?

Answer: One day, many years ago, Prof. Ilya Rips walked into the classroom where he was teaching group theory and without a word w

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is there a proof showing that any group with an order less than 60 is solvable? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. • Updated May 23, 2015 One day, many years ago, Prof. Ilya Rips walked into the classroom where he was teaching group theory and without a word wrote this on the blackboard: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1... Read More » Besides the USA, has any other colony become more powerful than its colonizer? Alex Parker • Updated June 23 I would propose two others with high confidence, and two more with slight hesitation (though I'm sure there are more I haven't considered). The first and clearest is the ex-... Read More » What's the strangest thing you've discovered while cleaning out your or somebody else's house? David Heisterkamp, former Funeral Industry for 30 Years. • Answered April 14 A business partner's mother died. He and his sister were cleaning out her home of 50+ years, parting with things they'd seen their entire lives. During a normal chat, he sa... Read More » Without a math background, can I become strong enough in algorithms to get a software job at FANG? Joshua Gross, Has conducted research on matching talent to jobs • Answered July 21 No, absolutely not! At the very least, they will expect you to know concepts like numbers and methods commonly used in arithmetic. Also, algebra is kind of a daily tool for... Read More » China makes a foolish move and invades Taiwan. What targets will the US military hit to cripple China's military and pride? Nathan James, lives in Toronto, ON • Answered June 24 This is a pointless speculative question. China will not invade Taiwan unless Taiwan foolishly declares independence. USA cannot cripple China's military. China is simply to... Read More » Read More in Your Feed

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