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Notices AMS 40 (1993), 575-576. Kenneth Ribet: On the equation a^p+2^\alfa b^p+c^p=0. Acta Arithm. 74 (1997), 7-16. 27463 Karl Rubin: The solving of Fermat's last theorem. Talk UC Irvine 2007, 46. 6177 Karl Rubin/A. Silverberg: A report on Wiles' Cambridge lectures. Bull. AMS 31 (1994), 15-38. 5990 Marilyn vos Savant: The world's most famous math problem. St. Martin's Press 1993. 0-312-10657-2. 80p. Pds. 12. This is not a book at all, but a set of notes, it contains practically nothing original, it deals with the nature of mathematics mostly quoting around (typically you read about Goedel what in 1984 the "Scientific American" wrote about him). It has no depth. Mathematically this is no surprise, since the author is not a professional mathematician. But the delusion is that the author is also philosophically so weak. Whatever it is, it has nothing to do with Wiles's proof. The author writes rather authoritatively about the nature of proofs in general, but what weight can one give to her arguments, when one reads the following statement? "But with contradictions inherent in the mathematical system used in a proof, how can one ever really prove anything by contradiction? Imaginary numbers are one example. The square root of +1 is a real number because +1 x +1 = +1; however, the square root of -1 is imaginary because -1 times -1 would also equal +1, instead of -1. This appears to be a contradiction. Yet it is accepted, and imaginary numbers are used routinely. But how can we justify using them to prove a contradiction?" And the following sentence in her booklet is fatal for any mathematical ambitions on her side, certainly not for Wiles: "A possible fatal flaw in Wiles's proof is whether the same basic arguments could be constructed to hold true for all exponents, instead of just the exponents equal to or greater than 3. If it could, the same proof would "prove" the Pythagorean theorem [...] to be false." On pages 68-69 she proposes four new mathematical tasks, the last one I cannot understand (one should prove the parallel postulate, in order to demolish Einstein's theory of relativity, but until that page she accepted non-Euclidean geometries?) Well, the "book" includes, on pages 73-76, in the price a transcription in readable mathematical fonts of Rubin's Internet announcement. (je) 1852 Wolfgang Schmidt: Analytische Methoden fuer diophantische Gleichungen. Birkhaeuser 1984. 3595 Wolfgang Schmidt: Diophantine approximations and diophantine equations. SLN Math. 1467 (1991). 8584 Rene' Schoof: Fermat's last theorem. In 8567 Beutelspacher/, 193-211. 6459 Manfred Schroeder: How probable is Fermat's last theorem? Math. Intell. 16/4 (1994), 19-20. Ernst Selmer: The diophantine equation ax{3}+by{3}+cz{3}=0. Acta Math. 85 (1951), 203-362. A very important paper. 11731 Simon Singh/Kenneth Ribet: Die Lo''sung des Fermatschen Ra''tsels. Spektrum 1998/1, 96-103. 7267 Vladimir Sprindzhuk: Classical diophantine equations. SLN Math. 1559 (1993), 230p. 3-540-57359-3. DM 52. 26129 Jörn Steuding: Diophantine analysis. Internet 2003, 79p. 14796 Ian Stewart: Die Rinder des Sonnengottes. Spektrum 2001/1, 114-115. Two amusing exemples of Pell's equation. Richard Taylor/Andrew Wiles: Ring theoretic properties of certain Hecke algebras. Manuscript, october 1994. 26840 Robert Tichy: Abelpreis für Andrew Wiles. IMN 232 (2016), 19-24. Ilan Vardi: Archimedes' cattle problem. Am. Math. Monthly 105 (1998), 305-... 18144 Otmar Venjakob: Können zeta-Funktionen diophantische Gleichungen lösen? DMV-Mitteilungen 14/3 (2006), 136-141. Nützliche kleine Übersicht über die neuere algebraische Zahlentheorie. 3612 Yuan Wang: Diophantine equations and inequalities in algebraic number fields. Springer 1991. 2070 Benne de Weger: Algorithms for diophantine equations. Centrum for Wiskunde 1989. ISBN 90-6196-375-3. Andrew Wiles: Modular elliptic curves and Fermat's Last Theorem. Manuscript, october 1994. This long paper "announces a proof of, among other things, Fermat's Last Theorem, relying on the second one (short) [Taylor/Wiles, Ring theoretic properties of certain Hecke algebras] for one crucial step. As most of you know, the argument described by Wiles in his Cambridge lectures turned out to have a serious gap, namely the construction of an uler system. After trying unsuccessfully to repair that construction, Wiles went back to a different approach, which he had tried earlier but abandoned in favor of the Euler system idea. He was able to complete his proof, under the hypothesis that certain Hecke algebras are local complete intersections. This and the rest of the ideas described in Wiles' Cambridge lectures are written up in the first manuscript. Jointly, Taylor and Wiles establish the necessary property of the Hecke algebras in the second paper. The overall outline of the argument is similar to the one Wiles described in Cambridge. The new approach turns out to be significantly simpler and shorter than the original one, because of the removal of the Euler system. (In fact, after seeing these manuscripts Faltings has apparently come up with a further significant simplification of that part of the argument.) Versions of these manuscripts have been in the hands of a small number of people for (in some cases) a few weeks. While it is wise to be cautious for a little while longer, there is certainly reason for optimism." (Karl Rubin). Andrew Wiles: Modular elliptic curves and Fermat's last theorem. Ann. Math. 141 (1995), 443-551. 1947 H. Woll: Reductions among number theoretic problems. Inf. and Computing 72 (1987), 167-179. 7915 Gisbert Wuestholz: Ausgewaehlte Kapitel aus Zahlentheorie und Geometrie. Internet 1996, 37p. 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