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Eventually Almost Everywhere | A blog about probability and olympiads by Dominic Yeo Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Eventually Almost Everywhere A blog about probability and olympiads by Dominic Yeo Search Main menu Home Contents Olympiad About Contact Post navigation ← Older posts Finitely many solutions Posted on January 10, 2024 by dominicyeo 1 This post is aimed at secondary-school students pitched roughly at the level of the British Mathematical Olympiad. It is ostensibly about a certain class of number theory problems, but the main underlying mathematical principle is broader than this. The post is based on an in-person session I have given to students and at teachers’ conferences a few times over the past five years, but I’ve chosen to write it up at this moment because of the connection to Problem 4 on the most recent BMO1 paper , which we discuss later in the post. Prologue Alice and Bob make the following st...

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