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Probably not. It's a millennium prize problem, a great many mathematicians have been working on it for a very long time.
by Legend2440 26d ago
Probably not. It's a millennium prize problem, a great many mathematicians have been working on it for a very long time.
- gr_norm 26d agoNot as many as you'd expect. The perceived difficulty of the problem leads people to more reliable pastures.
- sigbottle 26d agoWell, according to Terry Tao, there were recent developments (from weeks ago) that made Navier Stokes in principle, solvable. So ignoring time, I say possibly, just because the groundwork was laid. What's impressive is parallelizing it arbitrarily and doing it in 88 hours.
- voxl 26d agoProbably yes. Only a handful of mathematicians work on this particular problem, and ALL of them do not exclusively work on this problem, while having administrative and teaching duties. The real issue is we'll never know. The rich are willing to risk it all on charismatic CEO psychopaths but not on humans.