Clay Mathematics Institute

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The Clay Mathematics Institute is a private, non-profit research organization best known for establishing the Millennium Prize Problems, which offer million-dollar prizes for solving some of the most important open problems in mathematics.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical institute
non-profit organization
research institute
announcedMillenniumProblems 2000
country United States
currencyOfPrize US dollar
fieldOfWork mathematical research
mathematics
mathematics education
focusesOn important open problems in mathematics
formerHeadquartersLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts
foundedBy Landon T. Clay
Lavinia D. Clay
hasLogo Clay Mathematics Institute logo
hasNotableEvent announcement of Millennium Prize Problems in Paris in 2000
hasPart Clay Research Awards
Clay Research Fellowships
Millennium Prize Problems program
headquartersLocation Providence, Rhode Island
inception 1998
knownFor Millennium Prize Problems
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalForm private non-profit organization
location Providence, Rhode Island
missionStatement to increase and disseminate mathematical knowledge
namedAfter Landon T. Clay
nonProfitStatus 501(c)(3)
numberOfMillenniumProblems 7
offers Millennium Prize Problems
prizes in mathematics
research fellowships
research scholarships
operatesInSector higher education and research
purpose dissemination of mathematical knowledge
promotion of mathematical research
sponsor conferences in mathematics
summer schools in mathematics
workshops in mathematics
subjectOf articles on mathematical prizes
discussions on open problems in mathematics
supports individual mathematical researchers
long-term fundamental research in mathematics
typeOfMembership research fellows
valueOfSingleMillenniumPrize 1000000 US dollars
website http://www.claymath.org


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