08-15-2010
I can prove P = NP.
Though i am wondering at first, because there are many ways to arrive at numbers.
-But now, if i see any number with this same formula i can solve for its source without apparently using that same number itself.
In fact, i have solved P is not NP and now P = NP (This is the origin of numbers).
Hints: P can be any number and if you give me any number to look for its source, i will tell you.
PLEASE WHERE CAN I SUMMIT MY PROVE?
Thanks.
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