Comment The problem (Score 1) 94
Further, the claims of what has really been achieved are far over blown, for example the Navier-Stokes problem claims (by supposed experts) to have shown the model false by proving infinities can exist from a steady state in finite time and thus has undermined a century of engineering showing it to be based on a poorly performing model that’s “disproven”. But if you actually examine how a forcing function can spiral energy inward and concentrate it faster than viscosity can dissipate, its slight and thus for any model that held conventionally the model only blows up far beneath the size of a proton, something the model has never been applicable to in over a century of use. Zooming out to the minimum size of collections of molecules, the model is unchanged, nothing has been shown false, and the model is just as accurate as it’s ever been for engineering purposes. It’s an esoteric math question that’s been resolved, and not even completely as it’s not a broad proof that’s the only counter example.