Re: A letter want to disprove my paper which submitted recently
- From: Zhu Guohun <ccghzhu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 06:48:46 -0700
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On Jun 23, 11:12 am, Zhu Guohun <ccgh...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
deepakc
Hello Zhu,
I am sorry for my above 2 posts.
Actually, I am not very good in the subject of MATRIX RANK.
The rank of binary matrix could be simplify obtaining by Echolon
method which is O(n^3), when I study the Hamiltonian cycle at
beginning, I had coding this function and implmenent by Java
( existence a little bug when meet zero line or zero column). From
June, 2006, I had tun to using Jama-1.0.2, thus give up improve the
coding.
And also there are several paper when I was in Tokyo and learning
from library had mention the complexity of rank of matrix, The
results is only O(n^3). but now I could only find one of its from
I.S. Dhillon, A new O(n^2) algorithm for the symmetric tridiagonal
eigenvalue/- eigenvector problem, PhD. thesis, University of
California, Berkeley, 1997.http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/new97algorithm.html
Actually, I completed my Bachelor Degree in 2003 in the subject of
Electrical & Electronic Engineering, so my background in Mathematics
is not very strong.
So, please tell us, have u submitted ur paper to any Journal/
Conference ?
I could understand your question. I had register and prepare to
discuss my draft in the "The First Announcement International
Symposium on Graph Theory and Combinatorial Algorithms " (http://www.amt.ac.cn/tulun/enews.htm).
The reseaon select this Symposium is very cheap for me. If no one
could disprove my results after this symposium or from comp.theory,
I will submit it to a Journal, but I don't know which Journal is very
nice for this kind of paper.
I believe my results is correctly, since I had another different
method to prove HC in polynomial, even including others NPC problem
(proof without transform from HC).
Thank you for your giving me strength on this problem.
Sincerely,
Zhu
If you have indeed proved P = NP then I recommend one of the
following:
Transform your solution to a polynomial-time prime-factorizing
algorithm and use it to crack every RSA crypto on the planet.
composite number problem had been considering recently, but this
work is hard than solving TSP, maybe I am not good on number theory.
The TSP had been studied before I studied Hamiltonian cycle problem,
Translate to a full TSP instance, patent it and sell your algorithm to
every logistics company in the world, you will be a billionaire in an
instant!
but later I only focus on HCP.
Recently I had study TSP again and found that it could solved in
polynomial with two approach, now I try to proof it in mathematics and
make it in draft, but it is slowly because I had take many time to
earn money for my daily life.
Lots of money for less work: Report your findings to the Clay
Mathematics institute and receive a million dollar cash prize and
instant fame. See http://www.claymath.org
Thank you for your kindly tell me that good news!
A suitable journal for such a proof is certainly JACM (Journal of the
Association for Computing Machines). Note that people will likely be
very, very skeptical of such a claim, since most accept the conjecture
that P /= NP
Be prepared for more letters like the one you received earlier,
possibly with much harsher wordings.
Gambate!
Best Regards,
Raphael Korsoski
It is a little case for me to received all kind of email.
Thanks you for your kindly advise again.
Sincerely,
Zhu
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