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How a University in Cape Town Cracked One of Mathematics' Most Unsolvable Problems — With Help From an AI
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How a University in Cape Town Cracked One of Mathematics' Most Unsolvable Problems — With Help From an AI
With Table Mountain rising behind it and the southern Atlantic shimmering in the distance on a clear afternoon, the edifice is perched high on the slope of Devil’s Peak. Claude Formanek, a PhD candidate, has spent the majority of the last year sitting in front of two monitors in one of the upper-floor offices of the University of Cape Town’s Mathematics Department, working on problems that, until recently, mathematicians thought were nearly impo…
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