Respected Mathematician to unveil new proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
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Re: Respected Mathematician to unveil new proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
#2Not a 'new proof' - it's never been proved. Also, from a quick google, Atiyah is 89 and has made a couple of other very dodgy claims in the last couple of years. He's more 'a giant' than just 'respected':
Re: Respected Mathematician to unveil new proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
#3Not a 'new proof' - it's never been proved. Also, from a quick google, Atiyah is 89 and has made a couple of other very dodgy claims in the last couple of years. He's more 'a giant' than just 'respected': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Atiyah
Care to provide an example of a recent "dodgy claim"? I'm coming up empty.
Re: Respected Mathematician to unveil new proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
#4Not a 'new proof' - it's never been proved. Also, from a quick google, Atiyah is 89 and has made a couple of other very dodgy claims in the last couple of years. He's more 'a giant' than just 'respected': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Atiyah
In particular:
> He was awarded the Fields Medal in 1966 and the Abel Prize in 2004.
Re: Respected Mathematician to unveil new proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
#5Not a 'new proof' - it's never been proved. Also, from a quick google, Atiyah is 89 and has made a couple of other very dodgy claims in the last couple of years. He's more 'a giant' than just 'respected': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Atiyah
Care to provide an example of a recent "dodgy claim"? I'm coming up empty.
uh.. googles again
He recently claimed a very very dodgy proof of non-existence of complex structures on the 6 sphere. I think it's well known in the community that he is not mentally stable, which is very sad as he is a very accomplished man.
From online chat, I'm not remotely qualified to judge that.