Millennium Digest

Research results · numerical experiments on BSD and RH statistics (observations, not proofs)

Every Monday: the new arXiv papers on the seven Millennium Prize problems, on one page. Plus a helper that keeps emails to researchers polite, rare and hand-sent.

Python, standard library only Windows Task Scheduler arXiv API Drafts only, never auto-sends
View the code on GitHub

Weekly digest

Searches arXiv for the last 8 days on each problem, plus two narrower topics (elliptic-curve murmurations, Riemann-zero spacing), and flags changes on the Clay problems page and two data sources.

Outreach guard

Checks every draft to a researcher against written rules before opening a Gmail compose window, and keeps a ledger of who was contacted and when.

Honest scope

A hobby tool by an engineer, not a mathematician. It collects and organises; it does not solve or claim progress on any Millennium problem.

Latest digest: 2026-11-09

18 new papers in the 8 days before the run. Outreach details are private and not shown here.

Riemann Hypothesis (8 new)

Riemann zeros: spacing statistics (our RH study) (0 new)

Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer (0 new)

Murmurations (our BSD study) (0 new)

Navier-Stokes regularity (8 new)

Yang-Mills mass gap (0 new)

P vs NP

Hodge conjecture

Watched pages and data sources

Watched by the automation: Clay problem list and data sources

Outreach rules

From outreach_policy.json. A draft that breaks any rule is refused.

Run it

copy config.example.json config.json
python millennium_monitor.py      # writes and opens digests/digest_<date>.html
python outreach.py status         # ledger + what the rules allow next
python make_site.py               # rebuilds this page from the latest digest