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Re: 21st Century 'Hilbert' problems
Posted:
Feb 6, 1999 11:15 PM
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On Sat, 6 Feb 1999, xxyzz wrote:
:Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 10:57:02 -0500
:From: xxyzz <xxyzz@idt.net>
:Newsgroups: sci.math
:Subject: Re: 21st Century 'Hilbert' problems
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:Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
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:> Simon Croall wrote:
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:> > Hi,
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:> > With the 21st century almost upon us;
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:> > In a similar fashion to Hilbet's 23 problems but forward in 1900. What
:> > would be the problems that you think should be presented to challenge
:> > mathematicians of the 21st century?
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:> Come on guy's - no one seems to be answering seriously !!!
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:If I had to choose a few problems I would choose the class of Reimann
:Hypothesis/Siegel Zero type questions, the Schanuel conjecture, and finally trying
:to generalize Iwaniec's result that there are infinitely many primes of the form
:X^4 + Y^2.
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OK, now your explanation that you made a typographical error the last time
you spelt Riemann is wearing a little.
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