/sci/ - Science & Math

So, I've achieved a result that someone had previously written a really long series of proofs for, which implies that P=NP. Is it safe to assume that their proof was wrong and P!=NP? What do I do now?

>found a breakthrough matrix preconditioning algorithm
>lets me solve giant finite element simulations on my six year old laptop
>not going to tell anyone about it
>going to use it to become iron man instead
And nobody can stop me.

I do more math as a data scientist than I ever did working as an engineer. We are hitting comfy levels that shouldn't even be possible.