Quote from: caspar.holzinger on December 26, 2013, 01:39:32 PM

That is not correct, as the double spending problem is a more general one....

State the general double spending problem.

Quote from: caspar.holzinger on December 26, 2013, 01:39:32 PM

That is not correct, as the double spending problem is a more general one....if there exists a mathematical proof that the double spending problem can only be solved with trust in one or the other way, or if this proof does not exist, if it might be possible to find a solution which does not involve trust.

Yes, I'm very aware of all the trivial prose...while mathematical proof is guaranteed to be correct (provided there is no mistake in proof and premises).
Finally, if you are not a maths pro, don't comment here.

You'll need to clarify this question...you have not provided definitions for "double spend" nor for "trust".

If you define those terms your question has meaning, otherwise it is just trivial prose.