Chapter 191: Unconventional Mathematical Structures in Dreams

United States, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Clay Mathematics Institute.

Many people knew this institute because of the famous Millennium Prize Problems, yet many did not realize that the institute's history was actually quite short.

When the bounties for the seven Millennium Prize Problems were announced, the institute had been established for only two years.

However, since the institute was founded by Harvard mathematics professors with financial backing and Harvard's endorsement, it still wielded considerable influence in the academic community. It just couldn't compete with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton for the time being.

It was in the afternoon that Arthur Jeff from the Clay Institute learned that someone had solved the existence problem of the Yang-Mills Theory solutions.

Although the bounty was announced globally, it was natural for the Clay Institute's own researchers to conduct corresponding research on the problems they had posed.