On 6/2/23, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
> If an equation is not copyrightable because it expresses a _fact_, then
> it seems to be that one can obtain copyright protection in _false_
> equations. These would be analogous to the trap streets that map
> publishers place in their works.[1]
>
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On Thu, 22 Jun 2023, Dave Kemper wrote:
But I doubt it's that simple. It seems to me that an original equation
that doesn't express any real-world phenomenon, if it's sufficiently
nontrivial, could meet the threshold for an original work, and thus be
copyrightable. (IANAL.)
(A "false equat
