Chance at winning $1 million!

[NeoDevin]

To any here who are interested in or good at math, there is a contest going here (http://www.claymath.org/Millennium_Prize_Problems/), where if you can prove or disprove any of 7 theories, you win a million dollars (for a maximum prize of $7 million). Me and a friend of mine will be trying to win... so you'd better hurry if you want to compete with us. ;)

PS. Yes they are hard, noone has proven/disproven them yet, and some of them have been around for almost 200 years. (I think the oldest one was originally theorized in the 1820's)

[Sagitta]

I'll let you sweat it out, while I go out dancing!! :)

[Swing Kitten]

have fun with that NeoDevin

[NeoDevin]

Will do SK, just thought I'd share the opportunity with you guys in case anyone was interested.

[Vin]

Hey NeoDevin, no fair to the rest, let people know the problems can be found at
http://www.claymath.org/millennium/
If you happen to solve one of these problems you will have a(cushy?) university job for life making 6 figures a year as well. A great way to fund a dancing addiction.
Navier-Stokes is mine 8)

[NeoDevin]

Sorry, they rearranged their site the day after I posted this, I figured it wasn't worth fixing since noone seemed interested. ... I'm thinking I'll try the P =? NP problem.

[Swing Kitten]

so how's it going Devin?

[NeoDevin]

I haven't had any time yet to look at them

[Swing Kitten]

hmm... I would image you'd have more posts in the procastination thread by now ;) :lol:

[NeoDevin]

I would too, but I haven't had the time to procrastinate recently.

[SDsalsaguy]

I would too, but I haven't had the time to procrastinate recently.
Excuses, excuses . . . clearly you are just not a very good procrastinator! :wink: