Horizon Season 1996 Episode 2
Tells the story of mathematician Andrew Wiles who has made it his life’s work to solve the puzzle of Fermat’s last theorem that has baffled minds for three centuries.
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Serie: Horizon
Episode Title: Fermat's Last Theorem
Air Date: 1996-01-15
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