Committee Led by Nobel Laureate David Gross Validates OpenAI's 4D Yang-Mills Proof
IgorCarron · x · 2026-11-11
Igor Carron amplifies a claim that OpenAI has mathematically constructed a consistent 4D quantum Yang-Mills theory—a problem physicists struggled to rigorously establish for decades.
- A committee led by Nobel Prize-winning physicist David Gross validated the AI-generated proof, with the actual verdict: the submission proves that a relativistic quantum field theory satisfying the Wightman axioms can be constructed as a scaling limit of four-dimensional Wilson lattice gauge theory for any simple compact gauge group.
- In effect, OpenAI built a consistent quantum theory in four-dimensional spacetime, starting from the lattice version of Yang-Mills.
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