DMV reports mathematical claims and credit dispute

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DMV reports competing mathematical claims and a dispute. Buckmaster’s statement describes publication and authorship pressure while explicitly saying he does not know whether his data was used.

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DMV reports competing mathematical claims and a dispute. Buckmaster’s statement describes publication and authorship pressure while explicitly saying he does not know whether his data was used.

RESEARCH NOTE

Date is the DMV article publication, not the undated PDF's first release. Mathematical conclusions, communication details and data use have not been independently verified.

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Editorial interpretation: Consent, unpublished research, credit and verification labor intersect; AI users may contest corporate research practices.

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DMV reports competing mathematical claims and a dispute. Buckmaster’s statement describes publication and authorship pressure while explicitly saying he does not know whether his data was used.

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Article and date, lines 19–37.

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Full four-page text, lines 0–147; especially 43–46, 112–129 and 135–142.

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Statement [opening: Today, Levent Alpöge and I have made public three results]

Tristan Buckmaster / NYU personal webpage · EN · Date unknown

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Has the Navier–Stokes problem been solved?

Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung · DE · 2026-09-09