Short news in Nature says there is a claim for one of the Millennial Clay Problems
Possible exact solution to the Navier-Stokes equations by Penny Smith a Lehigh University.
That would be a serious achievement if it holds up to review.
Be interesting to code it up and see if it is stable as well as being a solution.
PS Summary by Christina Sormani at CUNY
More on Good Math, Bad Math - as he says, it could be useful.
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A few months ago, I wrote about the Poincare conjecture, and the fact that it appeared to finally have been solved by a reclusive russian mathematician named Grisha Perelman. Now there's news that *another* classic problem may have been solved.
I'm afraid I have to blog and run today. I have to scamper off to Dulles Airport an hour from now to retrieve a friend.
The claim is for an *existence* proof, not for the construction of a solution.
You probably know it already, but if you don't, see my blog - the paper is withdrawn. Best, Lubos
Well, once you have an existence proof the rest is just engineering.
I only just heard the paper is withdrawn. Too bad, I was looking forward to reading it...