The polymath blog

April 3, 2026

Polymath News and AI

Filed under: discussion,polymath proposals — Gil Kalai @ 7:48 am

A post over “Combinatorics and More” describes Nissan Hajaj’s proposal to combine AI with polymath projects. Together with Nissan Hajaj and Ido Kaminer we plan to run some projects (possibly also here on the Polymath Blog) and at a later stage to consider resources and tools that can advance such projects.  

Tim Gowers recently proposed a polymath project about the word problem in the Artin-Tits group. (It also has some AI component.)

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  1. primesdemystified's avatar

    Riemann Hypothesis Obsoleted by Rust Engine implemented / Lean-4 Interactive Theorem Prover Certified “Theorem of Resonant Redundancy.”

    Abstract:

    For over 160 years, pure mathematics has treated the distribution of prime numbers as an intractable statistical mystery, traditionally approached through Bernhard Riemann’s 1859 analytic framework. This paper presents a comprehensive synthesis of the Theorem of Resonant Redundancy (The Croft Identity) as a complete, deterministic alternative to the probabilistic approximations of the Riemann Hypothesis. By shifting the mathematical coordinate system from an infinite, continuous complex plane to a discrete, finite 4-dimensional 96-room toroidal lattice, we demonstrate that prime numbers are not statistical anomalies, but the mechanical, inevitable clearances of a rigid modular architecture. We provide elite computational benchmarks from a divisionless Rust sieve matching OEIS A006880 byte-for-byte, backed by formal verification in the Lean-4 interactive theorem prover, formalizing a paradigm shift from analytic wave approximation to structural geometric realism.

    https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:groupPost:4510047-7462674940681433089/?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAAAB5JI8BS7X0ZrxM1jNNcWzjEJux9ds-YBs&utm_campaign=copy_link

    Documented on Github at: github.com/humuhumu33/master-clock

    Comment by primesdemystified — June 12, 2026 @ 11:37 pm | Reply


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