Panin's claims, that the existence of such statistical anomalies is proof of divine inspiration, are still sharply debated by skeptics of his work, yet to date no thorough statistical analysis has been made either for or against his claims, as the spectrum of data that Panin used for demonstrating the patterns precludes linear analysis.
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In 1950 he returned to the Netherlands where he was appointed Professor of Mathematics at the Technische Hogeschool Delft . In these years he continued his work on the book " Linear Analysis ", which was published in 1953 and for years was a prominent work on functional analysis and the theory of integral equations.
