About: Invariant set postulate

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dbp:date	June 2024 (en)
dbp:reason	This citation is ostensibly about Todd Brun, but appears to point instead at a 2015 arXiv manuscript by Tim Palmer - probably the target of Brun's remarks. (en)
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