Vladimir Romanov has conceded that his published “proof” of P=NP is flawed and requires further work.
So, it seems internet commerce is safe for now. But Romanov is not throwing in the towel:
Thank you for your attention to my work. You’d better suspend your investigations.
A shortcoming possibly exists in the filtration procedure which requires an amendment.
A book to buy? P, NP, and NP-Completeness: The Basics of Computational Complexity
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