The reason often cited for this is that completely rigorous proofs, which tend to be longer and more unwieldy, may obscure what is being demonstrated.
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Rigorous proofs were first published in 1948 by Albert W . Tucker and his group . ( Dantzig's foreword to Nering and Tucker, 1993)
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Not for another 150 years would a rigorous proof to Newton's counting formula be found ( by James Joseph Sylvester, published in 1865 ).
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However, a rigorous proof for the existence of a superconducting ground state in either the Hubbard or the t-J Hamiltonian is not yet known.
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Actually, since anyone can easily look up the nature of any town, let's redact place of birth altogether, absent very rigorous proof.
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Where can I find a rigorous proof that the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter is a constant, independent of the diameter?
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To observe that rigorous proof comes only after unrigorous conjecture, experimentation and speculation is true, but it is trivial and no-one would deny this.
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At the present time, there is accumulating evidence for a fixed point suitable for asymptotic safety, while a rigorous proof of its existence is still lacking.
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A number of scientists in the field have argued that there is no rigorous proof that for optimal health you need to be above 50 nmol / l.
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It doesn't make much sence to me even for a non-rigorous proof . talk ) 01 : 16, 21 November 2016 ( UTC)
