Shapes and Numbers - Oxford Mathematics Research considers number theory and topology

As part of our series of research articles deliberately focusing on the rigour and intricacies of mathematics, we look at Oxford Mathematician Minyhong Kim's research in to the relationship between number theory and topology. Minhyong Kim is Professor of Number Theory here in Oxford and Fellow of Merton College.

It is probably well-known that number theory is the source of some of the oldest and most accessible questions in mathematics:

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