Caltech hosts Mathathon offering $1M+ compute to solve open problems
_sathvikr · x · 2026-09-02
Caltech students and friends are hosting the first math hackathon, featuring participants ranging from IMO gold medalists to frontier lab researchers and math PhDs. They are providing over $1 million in compute credits to 100 teams to tackle the hardest open problems in mathematics.
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