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This is apparently where past exam papers can be found. Paywalled of course.
This adds to the mess of having a different location for material per department. Presumably this exists because the central university authority wants to centralize examinations to have better control over degree requirements. If only they would also do the same for all materials and end the mess.
Quantum field theory lecture by Tobias Osborne (2017) Lecture 5 Updated 2025-07-16
- something about finding a unitary representation of the poincare group
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BB(5) Updated 2025-07-16
The last value we will likely every know for the busy beaver function! BB(6) is likely completely out of reach forever.
By 2023, it had basically been decided by the The Busy Beaver Challenge as mentioned at: discuss.bbchallenge.org/t/the-30-to-34-ctl-holdouts-from-bb-5/141, pending only further verification. It is going to be one of those highly computational proofs that will be needed to be formally verified for people to finally settle.
As that project beautifully puts it, as of 2023 prior to full resolution, this can be considered the:on the Busy beaver scale.
simplest open problem in mathematics
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