IUT-ABC

abc conjecture

Mochizuki's inter-universal Teichmüller theory claims a proof; Scholze and Stix's 2018 analysis says a key step fails, and most number theorists still treat abc as open. Nobuo Kawakami's IUT Challenger Prize offers $1 million for the first peer-reviewed paper showing an essential flaw in IUT, judged by him alone.

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Number theory
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abc conjecture

Mochizuki's inter-universal Teichmüller theory claims a proof; Scholze and Stix's 2018 analysis says a key step fails, and most number theorists still treat abc as open. Nobuo Kawakami's IUT Challenger Prize offers $1 million for the first peer-reviewed paper showing an essential flaw in IUT, judged by him alone.

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Number theory
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$1 million IUT Challenger Prize, at its sponsor's discretion

This opportunity is administered outside Ilisium. It is not Ilisium's money and not a promised contributor payout. Current eligibility and prize terms must be checked with the sponsor.

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