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OpenAI · proposed Milne rationality theorem

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OpenAI · proposed Milne rationality theorem

Provider preprint in the October 2026 public collection. The selected manuscript is a proposal here; a release announcement is not independent expert acceptance.

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Theorem 1.1, PDF pages 1–2

The provider claims that specialized rational Hodge classes pair with complementary products of divisors as one rational number in prime-to-p and crystalline realizations.

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Passage ID: hodge-conjecture:hodge-openai-milne:v1

Source item: Theorem 1.1, PDF pages 1–2

Source record: openai-milne-rationality@git-fd4aeeb2ee4fc729c18d98444fed42fd0529eeeb

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Hodge conjecture →

Problem publication v15

Proposed rationality of specialized Hodge pairings →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

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Company AI proposals: CM algebraicity and specialized rationality

The October release proposes two distinct mathematical scopes: CM Hodge classes and rationality of pairings after good reduction.

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A proposed rationality theorem after good reduction

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    OpenAI · proposed Milne rationality theorem

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OpenAI · proposed Milne rationality theorem
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