ABC@Home

ABC @ home is a distributed computing project for the Mathematical Institute of Leiden University. To find the abc hit coprime among all triples of natural numbers up where the third number is the sum of the other two numbers, the unused computing power on thousands of private and institutional computers used: ABC @ home entirely automatically by BOINC platform in the background. Currently ( November 2011) or while the application was running worldwide to approximately 112,000 computers in 183 countries. Here, the most successful German team SETI.Germany is when the team with the world's fourth largest achieved computing power. After reaching the original goal, the search will continue until.

The ABC conjecture is a 1985 drawn up by Joseph Oesterlé and David Masser mathematical conjecture, which is still considered a more prominent successor of the dissolved Fermat's theorem because of its difficulty and because of its importance. Dorian Goldfeld even denoted them as the most important unsolved problem of Diophantine Analysis.