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1. Lecture given by Steve Smale on the occasion of V. I. Arnold's 60th birthday at the Fields Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 1997. The original version appeared in the Mathematical Intelligencer, 20 (Spring 1998) 7–15.

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