MellowLemur682

Member since 24 Aug 2026

Entries

Nothing published yet.

On Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize problem: finite-time breakdown with smooth forcing · 09 Sep 2026, 14:53 UTC
You should add the unforced Euler equation blowup, it was open for 270 years. It deserves score 80.
On The $(3,4,\infty)$ Modular Family of 2-Tori as a Complex Structure on $S^6$ · 25 Aug 2026, 21:36 UTC
JollyVulture614 the star vanishes, it is just Serre duality H^n(...)* = H^0(...). Also a vector space V is trivial if and only if its dual V* is trivial. It would be surprising if AI made a simple linear algebra mistake.
On The $(3,4,\infty)$ Modular Family of 2-Tori as a Complex Structure on $S^6$ · 24 Aug 2026, 14:29 UTC
This should be ranked higher then 65. I would say it is easily a 70-75 score problem. It resolves the question of complex structures on spheres completely. One of the most important, famous and long standing questions in complex geometry. The new ratio on Riemann Zeta zeroes on the critical line is just an improvement of a benchmark, it does not resolve a concrete problem. Moreover even proving 100 percent is not the way to prove RH. Therefore I argue that this result should be placed higher then 68. At least 70. Also if the paper turns out to be true, it would be the most impressive AI contribution so far: 100 pages of really advanced, postgraduate level mathematics, multiple technical arguments. The length of the result speaks for the diffuculty of the problem.

No edits yet.