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Re: P=NP Proof Published at CERN
Posted: May 9, 2009 3:25 PM

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On May 9, 2:46 am, "victor_meldrew_...@yahoo.co.uk"
<victor_meldrew_...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> On 9 May, 09:18, Martin Musatov <marty.musa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > An informal and highly experimental, unorthodox proof
>
> Does that mean "bogus"? No. informal==English==
===Pronunciation===
* {{rhymes|??(r)m?l}}
===Adjective===
{{en-adj}}
# Not [[formal]] or [[ceremonious]]; [[casual]].
#: ''an '''informal''' get-together''
# Not in [[accord]] with the [[usual]] [[regulation]]s;
[[unofficial]].
#: ''an '''informal''' agreement''
# [[suit|Suited]] for [[everyday]] use.
#: '''''informal''' clothes''
# {{context|of language}} Reflecting [[everyday]], non-ceremonious
[[usage]].
====Translations====
{{trans-top|not formal or ceremonious; casual}}
* Czech: {{t-|cs|neformální}}
* Polish: {{t+|pl|potoczny}}
{{trans-mid}}
* Spanish: {{t-|es|informal}}
{{trans-bottom}}
===See also===
* [[colloquial]]
* [[slang]]
----
==Spanish==
===Adjective===
{{es-adj|pl=informales}}
# [[#English|informal]]
# [[unreliable]] {{gloss|person}}
[[fa:informal]]
[[fr:informal]]
[[io:informal]]
[[hu:informal]]
[[pl:informal]]
[[pt:informal]]
[[ru:informal]]
[[simple:informal]]
[[fi:informal]]
[[ta:informal]]
[[te:informal]]
[[tr:informal]]
[[vi:informal]]
[[zh:informal]]
highly===English==
===Pronunciation===
* {{audio|en-us-highly.ogg|Audio (US)}}
===Adverb===
{{infl|en|adverb}}
# In a [[high]] or [[esteem]]ed manner.
# [[extremely]]; [[greatly]]; [[awfully]]
====Usage notes====
* The adverb '''highly''' and the adverb '''[[high]]''' shouldn't be
mistaken.
*: ''This is certainly '''highly''' recommended.''
*: '''''High''' above us the stars were shining.''
====Translations====
{{trans-top|in a high or esteemed manner}}
* Czech: {{t-|cs|vysoko}}
* [[Scots]]: {{tø|sco|heichly|xs=Scots}}
{{trans-mid}}
* [[Scottish Gaelic]]: {{t-|gd|gu h-àrd|xs=Scottish Gaelic}}
{{trans-bottom}}
{{trans-top|extremely, greatly, awfully}}
* Czech: {{t-|cs|vysoko}}
* [[Scots]]: {{tø|sco|heichly|xs=Scots}}
{{trans-mid}}
* [[Scottish Gaelic]]: {{t-|gd|gu h-àrd|xs=Scottish Gaelic}}
{{trans-bottom}}
{{checktrans-top}}
* Dutch: [[zeer]], [[hoog]]
* Swedish: [[högt]]
{{trans-bottom}}
[[et:highly]]
[[es:highly]]
[[fr:highly]]
[[io:highly]]
[[it:highly]]
[[hu:highly]]
[[ja:highly]]
[[pl:highly]]
[[fi:highly]]
[[sv:highly]]
[[te:highly]]
[[vi:highly]]
[[zh:highly]]
experimental===English==
===Pronunciation===
*: {{rhymes|?nt?l}}
===Adjective===
{{en-adj}}
# of or pertaining to an [[experiment]]
====Translations====
* [[pokusný]] {{m}}, [[experimentální]] {{m}}
* Finnish: [[kokeellinen]]
* German: [[experimentell]]
* Spanish: [[experimental]]
===See also===
* [[experimentally]]
----
==Spanish==
===Adjective===
{{es-adj|pl=experimentales}}
# [[#English|experimental]]
====Related terms====
* [[experimento]]
[[ar:experimental]]
[[el:experimental]]
[[fr:experimental]]
[[ko:experimental]]
[[io:experimental]]
[[hu:experimental]]
[[ja:experimental]]
[[pl:experimental]]
[[ru:experimental]]
[[fi:experimental]]
[[ta:experimental]]
[[vi:experimental]]
[[tr:experimental]]
[[zh:experimental]]
>
> > P=NP has been
> > published on CERN preprints.
>
>
Is it possible that I spelled *orthodox* wrong (I wrote it like "o-r-t-
h-a-d-o-x") and that could have somehow let this comment stick in
there to help me prove my P Versus NP? re:
victor_meldrew_...@yahoo.co.uk:
> Does that mean "bogus"? No. unorthodox==English==
===Adjective===
{{en-adj-more}}
#[[unusual]], [[unconventional]], or [[idiosyncratic]]
====Synonyms====
*[[heretical]]
*[[heterodox]]
====Antonyms====
*[[orthodox]]
====Translations====
*Swedish: [[oortodox]]
*German: [[unorthodox]]
*Norwegian: [[uortodoks]]
[[ru:unorthodox]]
[[fi:unorthodox]]
[[vi:unorthodox]]
[[zh:unorthodox]]
So to answer your question clearly and definitively: No.~~~~
Got most of this from this great site I just used for the honestly
first time: it's called http://www.wiktionary.com. I have used
WikiPedia before (http://www.wikipedia.org) but never witkionary. I
even started my own WikiWikiWeb at http://www.MeAmI.org/wiki and wrote
a section on NPComplete at: http://meami.org/wiki/?NPcomplete
Thank you so much for challenging me with this opportunity and thank
you dearly for the interaction.
--Martin Musatov m [ dot ] m m [ at ] v z w [ dot] b l a c k b e r r y
[ dot ] net.
p.s. Completely, please someone tell me if I am doing the email
bracket thing wrong. I saw the way Mr. Cook did his and he had more
spaces than mine. Is his way best?