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A paper torus is an embedded polyhedral torus isometric to a flat torus. Schwartz proves no paper torus with 7 vertices exists and constructs one with 8, settling the minimum-vertex question in the flat-torus embedding tradition of Császár-torus combinatorics and the Lazarus-Tallerie universal triangulation.
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Used for high-level idea discussion, error-finding, data formatting and program documentation across a heavily computer-assisted proof - plus one moment the author singles out: "In a stroke of brilliance, it found on its own the expression for the denominator... I might not have arrived at that."
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