Indian Mathematician Takes Shot At Proving Riemann Hypothesis 160
First time accepted submitter jalfreize writes "Indian Mathematician Rohit Gupta (known by the moniker @fadesingh on twitter) has announced an online workshop which he intends to 'conclude by attacking an important problem in front of (the participants), in public view.' The problem is the Riemann Hypothesis, first proposed in 1859. Rohit outlines his approach based on quasicrystals first outlined by Freeman Dyson. His audacious plan, coupled with this recent news about quasicrystals, has kicked up a storm of interest in the Indian twitterverse."
Re:Oh boy (Score:5, Funny)
Curry has little to do with this (Score:3, Funny)
He will talk about quasicrystals and the Riemann hypothesis, not lambda calculus. [wikipedia.org]
Better Summary (Score:5, Funny)
Riemann Hypothesis Takes Shot At Crushing Indian Mathematician
The Riemann Hypothesis (known by the moniker @unsolvable on twitter) has announced an online workshop which it intends to 'conclude by attacking an important mathematician in front of (the participants), in public view.' The mathematician is the Rohit Gupta. The hypothesis outlines its approach based on previous failed attempts, conserved in quasicrystals of the tears of previously broken mathematicians. Its audacious plan, coupled with this recent news about quasicrystals, has kicked up a storm of interest in the Indian twitterverse.
Re:Oh boy (Score:5, Funny)
And the mods would like to have a little chaat with him.
In other news, P=NP (Score:5, Funny)
I got bored this afternoon and did the proof a few different ways. Unfortunately, the details won't fit in this comment box.
Re:He had help: (Score:4, Funny)
Why, he cited his sources, didn't he?
Re:Oh boy (Score:4, Funny)
We won't be having naan of this around here!
Re:In other news, P=NP (Score:2, Funny)
P(P-1) = 0
P-1 = 0
P = 1
Hence by contradiction, P = 0 must be false.
You're wrong. QED
Re:What this means and how seriously is this (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Indians (Score:2, Funny)
Oi! I'm Scottish and I resent the implication that we didn't invent it.
Surely DEEP-FRIED MARS BAR tikka masala?