Paul Erdős put money on the problems he cared about. 114 of the problems on erdosproblems.com carry a prize, $59,733 in all, two of them $10,000. The Combinatorics Foundation pays them once a solution is published in a reputable journal.
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Paul Erdős put money on the problems he cared about. 114 of the problems on erdosproblems.com carry a prize, $59,733 in all, two of them $10,000. The Combinatorics Foundation pays them once a solution is published in a reputable journal.
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