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Will the Riemann Hypothesis be resolved before 2040?

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The contract asks whether the Riemann Hypothesis, in the specified Clay Mathematics Institute formulation, is resolved before 2040.

Writer: Ian St. ClairEditor: Mike Epifani
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Its rules describe qualifying publication, recognition and reporting routes for a proof, disproof or counterexample. A qualifying resolution must also remain unretracted at expiration.

Market source
Kalshi
Question format
Binary question

What determines the result?

  • Match the original conjecture formulation.
  • Read the publication, recognition and reporting criteria.
  • Check the deadline and the no-retraction condition.

Market outcomes

The affirmative side concerns the defined recognition standard and deadline. A claimed solution or a headline about AI mathematics is not automatically sufficient.

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YesApp-reported implied probability75%

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