Richard Arenstorf
Richard Arenstorf
is a
mathematician
who worked at
NASA
, where he received the
NASA Medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement
in 1966, and retired as a full professor from
Vanderbilt University
. At Vanderbilt he specialized in
celestial mechanics
and
analytic number theory
. He provided potential proofs of the
twin prime conjecture
and the
Hardy-Littlewood conjecture
in May 2004. After finding an error in Lemma 8, however, he withdrew his paper in June 2004.
External links
Paper offering proof of twin prime conjecture
Professor Arenstorf's Homepage
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