Solutions to the Millennium Prize Problems

The Millennium Prize Problems are:

1. Hodge Conjecture

This problem asks about the relationship between the shapes of solutions to certain equations and other algebraic properties.

2. Yang Mills and Mass Group

This is related to the fundamental forces of nature.

3. P vs NP

This is one of the most famous problems in computer science. It asks whether every problem whose solution can be quickly checked by a computer can also be quickly solved by a computer. This has major implications for cryptography, optimization, and many other areas.

4. Riemann Hypothesis

This is a longstanding problem in number theory, concerned with the distribution of prime numbers. It has major consequences for our understanding of integers and basic arithmetic.

5. Birch-Swinnerton Dyer Conjecture

This problem relates the number of solutions (points) on a special kind of curve to another property of the curve. It has a lot of evidence supporting it.

6. Navier Stokes Existence and Smoothness

These equations describe how fluids move. Unfortunately, mathematicians can’t prove that solutions always exist and are without jumps or sharp corners.

7. Poincare Conjecture

This is a question about the shape of three-dimensional spaces. Grigori Perelman was awarded a Fields Medal for his solution.

General Solutions

Superphysics solves all problems since it works on the human mind, and all problems arise in the mind.

A rock getting smashed will never think of it being a problem otherwise, some rocks would magically defy Physics by not allowing themselves to be smashed.

The most common pattern is that most of the problems are non problems.

Non Problems Philosophical

1. P vs NP

This is really just the difference between intellect and intuition.

We solve this through Supermath and Qualimath

Non Problems Euler-based

Euler hacked mathematics and disconnected it from physical reality through imaginary numbers that are extended through infinite series. This leads to mathematical non problems.

These all use Riemann.

1. Hodge Conjecture

This uses the Riemann sphere.

2. Riemann Hypothesis

This uses the Riemann zeta function.

3. Birch-Swinnerton Dyer Conjecture

This also indirectly uses the Riemann zeta function.

Physics Problems

There are some problems that are caused by the wrong assumptions of Newtonian Physics and ignorance of the 5 Elements.

1. Yang Mills and Mass Group

This is solved by 5 Elements Model.

2. Navier Stokes

This is caused by applying F=ma to fluids which actually use the 2nd Element. This is also solved by 5 Elements, with Relationality.

This can be used for levitation and plasma turbulence.