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There's a reference to the
Riemann_hypothesis, one of the
Millennium_Prize_Problems (equations inside the panel of the head of Bender). Several authors of the Simpsons studied maths at a high level (one has a maths PhD I think) and this kind of references is recurrent. Shouldn't it be mentioned in the article — Preceding
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There's a reference to the
Riemann_hypothesis, one of the
Millennium_Prize_Problems (equations inside the panel of the head of Bender). Several authors of the Simpsons studied maths at a high level (one has a maths PhD I think) and this kind of references is recurrent. Shouldn't it be mentioned in the article — Preceding
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