What are some important open problems in mathematics or mathematical physics?
- The Riemann hypothesis: a conjecture about the distribution of prime numbers.
- The Poincaré conjecture: a problem about the topology of three-dimensional spheres.
- The P vs NP problem: a question about the complexity of solving certain computational problems.
- The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture: a problem about the behavior of elliptic curves.
- The Hodge conjecture: a problem about the topology of algebraic varieties.
- The Langlands program: a vast web of conjectures connecting representation theory, number theory, and geometry.
- The Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem: a question about the behavior of fluids.
- The Yang-Mills existence and mass gap problem: a question about the behavior of certain quantum field theories.
- The Kakeya conjecture: a problem about geometric measure theory.
- The Mass gap conjecture: a question about the behavior of certain quantum field theories in physics.
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