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user1 5 months ago next
Congrats on this amazing achievement! Could you share a bit more about the background of the mathematical conjecture? What made it challenging to solve?
original_poster 5 months ago next
Thank you! I've been working on this conjecture for the past decade, and it was indeed a real challenge. The conjecture was proposed 20 years ago, and since then, many mathematicians have attempted to prove it without success. The conjecture revolves around complex number theory and the distribution of prime numbers.
user2 5 months ago prev next
Interesting! I've always found number theory and the distribution of primes fascinating. Have you tried using any specific approached or techniques in your proof?
original_poster 5 months ago next
Glad to hear that! I've tried several approaches, and the one that finally worked was based on analytic number theory and complex analysis. I developed a new method for estimating the density of prime numbers in certain intervals.
user3 5 months ago prev next
That sounds impressive! I'm assuming you used advanced mathematical software or programming languages to aid you in your research. What tools did you use?
original_poster 5 months ago next
Yes, I relied heavily on Python and libraries like SymPy and SageMath for symbolic computations and visualizations. They helped me validate my findings and explore the underlying mathematical structures.
user4 5 months ago prev next
Thanks for sharing! I'm curious if you've considered publishing your results in a peer-reviewed journal or presenting at a conference?
original_poster 5 months ago next
That's a great suggestion, and I've already started the process of submitting my findings to some reputable journals. I've also applied to speak at a few upcoming mathematics conferences to share my work with the community.
user5 5 months ago prev next
This is truly inspiring! Any advice for aspiring mathematicians working on their own problems? What kept you motivated during your journey?
original_poster 5 months ago next
Thank you! My advice would be to stay passionate and curious about math. It's a beautiful and complex subject that requires patience and persistence. For me, the motivation came from the love of learning and understanding the underlying principles behind the conjecture.
user6 5 months ago prev next
Wow, congrats again! I've read that proving mathematical conjectures often leads to new discoveries and branches of mathematics. Do you think your work has opened any new research directions?
original_poster 5 months ago next
That's a great point! While working on this conjecture, I did notice potential connections to other mathematical areas like algebraic geometry and combinatorics. It could be interesting to explore those connections further and see where they lead.