How to pronounce“poincare”in English

in poincare's theory there are many possible three-dimensional spaces

very salty things poincare is actually none of this as far as i can tell he was an extremely normal dude he didn't get into fights with people

um the poincare conjecture uh says that there's a very simple way to determine whether a three-dimensional space

yeah one more amazing poincare quote because this guy just never stopped coming out with great quotes that um you know paul erdish another fellow

is that you know poincare asks a question about a certain kind of three-dimensional object is it the usual three-dimensional space

I love this essay by Poincare about like mathematical creativity, where he talks about this sort of like frothing of all these things,

the clay prize so the poincare conjecture was one of the millennium prices there was a million dollar prize associated with that problem and that

going back to our discussion like the the poincare paper was like published on archive and and it was not on a journal like the three papers and yeah what do

exactly so this idea that i mean i think you know poincare really have these i this idea this sort of modern idea

understand it so it doesn't matter so poincare was of the view that there were things that were sort of like inhumanly complex

there's a guy he's russian grigori pearlman he proved poincare's conjecture

The great French polymath, Henri Poincare, once said, "Invention consists of avoiding

what they do well guess what that's like a problem that poincare won a huge prize for like making the first real progress on in the 1880s

say like okay let's start from some mystery three-dimensional space which poincare would conjecture is essentially the same thing as our familiar three-dimensional space but we don't know that

you know maybe we would naively think we're going to study i don't know let's you know like poincare we're going to study the

what's this conjecture that he came up with oh why is this such a hard problem okay so poincare

perceivable to human cognition i think i think that's right i think don't get me wrong poincare never strays

map that opens the book yes and this is a perfect example so this is another phrase of poincare this like incredible generator

other and a very very very tiny change in the initial conditions can make the long-term behavior of the system completely different so poincare