Painlevé’s conjecture

@article{Diacu1993PainlevsC,
  title={Painlev{\'e}’s conjecture},
  author={F. Diacu},
  journal={The Mathematical Intelligencer},
  year={1993},
  volume={15},
  pages={6-12}
}
  • F. Diacu
  • Published 1993
  • The Mathematical Intelligencer
    • This is a story about celestial mechanics and mathematics and about a question older than Bieber-bach’s conjecture; a question that died close to its 100th birthday but which—like any good question—left behind it many other unanswered questions as well as a universe of intellectual achievements. 
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