Open Mathematical Problems by Bertrand Wong

Open Mathematical Problems by Bertrand Wong

The book presents much creative, original and stimulating ideas on the various approaches which could be taken to tackle five important open problems in mathematics, viz., the twin primes, Goldbach and Polignac’s conjectures, and, the Navier-Stokes equations and turbulence, and the Riemann hypothesis which are both Millennium Prize problems. Technical areas such as calculus, differential equations, group theory/symmetry and complex analysis are covered, as well as logic and mathematical reasoning in general, and they are presented as clearly as possible for easier assimilation. For those who are interested in mathematical reasoning and logic, and researchers working on the open problems in mathematics, the book will offer much food for thought and inspire further advancement of the ideas presented in the book.

The author has published about 40 titles to-date, covering varied subject areas such as mathematics, physics, self-improvement, economics, management subjects, philosophy, humor, electronics, robotics, automation, etc., with two professional titles having been adopted as reference texts by institutes of learning and commended by professional bodies. He has also edited a collection of philosophical essays for a publisher. He has published about 30 research articles in peer-reviewed journals on mathematics, logic, physics, economics, and environment, public health and COVID-19, particularly the solutions to some important problems in mathematics and physics. He has been a research professor at a research university and has a PhD in engineering (industrial control systems). He is also a professional engineer, certified professional manager and certified manufacturing technologist, and has been a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, member of the Institute of Industrial Engineers, senior member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, fellow of the Institution of Diagnostic Engineers, fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, fellow of the British Society of Commerce, fellow of the Institute of Production Control, etc.