Resolution criteria

This market resolves YES if two distinct Millennium Prize Problems have solving dates no more than 365 days apart, and both solving dates occur before the market close.

A problem's solving date is the earliest date on which a complete and correct solution was publicly available online. Correctness may be established retrospectively; subsequent recognition, peer review, or verification does not change the solving date.

More clarifications:

• A claimed solution containing a substantive mathematical gap does not count. If such a gap is repaired later using materially new arguments, the solving date is the earliest date on which the complete repaired solution was publicly available.

• Recognition by the Clay Mathematics Institute and receipt of a Millennium Prize are not necessary. Whether the problem was "solved" is determined by clear and broadly accepted expert consensus.

• “Publicly available online” means accessible to the general public in a timestamped publication, preprint, repository, website, or comparable publicly verifiable source.

• The 365-day period doesn't have to fall within the same calendar year.