Don Blazys

[chappy]

http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs...153508422.html

Don, it's your chance to shine (and make a million Samoleans!)

[science_man_88]

Originally Posted by chappy

http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs...153508422.html

Don, it's your chance to shine (and make a million Samoleans!)

I was trying to find the thread to post that in I couldn't figure it out.

[only_human]

Originally Posted by akruppa

That's a keeper. Who maintains the crank score list again?

Originally Posted by science_man_88

I thought it was xilman myself but I'm not completely sure.

Originally Posted by xilman

Not guilty m'Lud.

I found myself referencing John Baez's crank score list just the other day to create this post: Dr. Kintsugi Field Equation.
Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is a Japanese craftsmanship technique that repairs cracked pottery with gold sprinkled resin.
What I did for my post was look at John Baez's list and start at the high valued entries at the bottom and work my way up toward the top in almost exact order.

Chris Caldwell created a crank score list specific to prime number research. This Wikipedia page: Crackpot Index, contains references to Baez's and Caldwell's lists and another from 1962. That one is worth looking at too because Fred J Gruenberger explains his reasoning.

[Don Blazys]

Originally Posted by chappy

Don, it's your chance to shine (and make a million Samoleans!)

Thanks "chappy".

Anyway, the rules say that in order for me to win the $1,000,000.00, my proof must first be published in a peer reviewed journal.

Thus, since Asians are very good at math, I decided to send it to the peer reviewed Asian Journal of Mathematics and Applications which you can find here:

http://scienceasia.asia/index.php?jo...path%5B%5D=32"

As you can see, they refereed and published it.

Doesn't that make you happy?

Don

[firejuggler]

So, what are you waiting for? claim the money!

[Don Blazys]

According to the rules, there's a two year "waiting period" after publication.