P a NP PROOF Millennium Prize Problem Solved using the Proof of X A Y = B at System 1

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Abstract

The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the premise that was used to prove that P ≠ NP where b is the total sum of input in the subset sum problem. The proof of x ± y = b systems are forms of x ± y = b that was derived from the coexistence of three quantities denoted by n, n + 1, n + 2 where n represents any positive integer. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is a computable function definable by an algorithm where n is the argument (input value) of the function to the corresponding output value b. System 1 can be defined as a system which the proof of x ± y = b belongs when n = 1. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the proof of a mathematical method that proves something can evolve from nothing and its graph shows that the shape of the universe is a cone and this can further be mapped with an expanding universe or universes to locate the point of the big bang .i.e. a hypothetical point in space where the universe began. See the reference list for details.

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Martins Kolawole Alabi. 2014. \u201cP a NP PROOF Millennium Prize Problem Solved using the Proof of X A Y = B at System 1\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - I: Numerical Methods GJRE-I Volume 14 (GJRE Volume 14 Issue I1): .

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The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the premise that was used to prove that P ≠ NP where b is the total sum of input in the subset sum problem. The proof of x ± y = b systems are forms of x ± y = b that was derived from the coexistence of three quantities denoted by n, n + 1, n + 2 where n represents any positive integer. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is a computable function definable by an algorithm where n is the argument (input value) of the function to the corresponding output value b. System 1 can be defined as a system which the proof of x ± y = b belongs when n = 1. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the proof of a mathematical method that proves something can evolve from nothing and its graph shows that the shape of the universe is a cone and this can further be mapped with an expanding universe or universes to locate the point of the big bang .i.e. a hypothetical point in space where the universe began. See the reference list for details.

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