Landon T. Clay, founder of the Clay Mathematics Institute,
reportedly died on Saturday, July 29, 2017.
See related Log24 posts, now tagged Prize Problem,
from the date of Clay's death and the day before.
Update of 9 PM ET on August 4, 2017 —
Other mathematics discussed here on the date of Clay's death —
MSRI Program. Here MSRI is pronounced "Misery."
Update of 9:45 PM ET on August 4, 2017 —
The last page of a novel published on Sept. 2, 2014 —
Related material —
The 2017 film Gifted presents a different approach to the Navier-Stokes
problem.
The figure below perhaps represents the above novel 's Millennium Prize
winner reacting, in the afterlife, to the film 's approach in Gifted .
Bustle online magazine last April —
Gifted ’s Millennium Prize Problems
Are Real & They Will Hurt Your Brain
By JOHNNY BRAYSON Apr 11 2017
See also other news from the above Bustle date — April 11, 2017.
From a novel featuring the Navier-Stokes problem —
A search for "Creed" in this journal yields
a different sort of Shiva —
For further reviews, click on the Penguin below.
In memory of a Disney "imagineer" who reportedly died yesterday.
From the opening scene of a 2017 film, "Gifted":
Frank calls his niece Mary to breakfast on the morning she is
to enter first grade. She is dressed, for the first time, for school —
- Hey! Come on. Let's move! - No! - Let me see. - No. - Come on, I made you special breakfast. - You can't cook. - Hey, Mary, open up. (She opens her door and walks out.) - You look beautiful. - I look like a Disney character. Where's the special? - What? - You said you made me special breakfast. Read more: http://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/ movie_script.php?movie=gifted |
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