He also authored (solo) a mathematics research paper that got published in 7 different mathematics and scientific international journals owned and published by Elsevier, in which he explained how AdS/CFT correspondence can really help us find complete proofs and solutions to all the 7 “Millennium Prize Problems” (the top 7 greatest unsolved mathematical problems in the world, which include “Yang-Mills Existence and Mass Gap,” “Riemann Hypothesis,” “P versus NP Problem,” “Navier-Stokes Existence and Smoothness,” “Hodge Conjecture,” “Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture,” and “Poincaré Conjecture,” for which the Clay Mathematics Institute pledged a $1 million prize for the first correct solution to each problem). He received phenomenal acclaim from many expert mathematicians, physicists, professors, scholars, journals, and publishers for his research and publications. Pediredla Suhaas is the youngest person in the 5000-year history of mathematics to propose a new and unique complete mathematical proof and solution to a major unsolved problem like the 164-year-old Riemann Hypothesis, etc.

Suhaas has won more than 300 accolades (most of which are international in level) in the fields of mathematics, science, and technology. He scored an IQ of 153 (out of a maximum possible score of 160) in a certified IQ test at the age of His IQ puts him in the category of Super Genius and is almost equal to the

IQs of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. He won the “International Best Researcher Award” at IITSAC 2022 and the “International Millennium Research Award” at IIRAC 2023 in the fields of pure mathematics and theoretical physics. He was honoured with a lifetime membership in the World Research Council for research contributions in the fields of pure mathematics and theoretical physics. He won the prestigious “Global Kids Achievers Award 2022” (given to the top 100 child prodigies in the world) in the field of intelligence and got his name published in 82 prestigious national and international news media and newspapers like ANI, The Print, Hindustan Times, Zee5 News, US World Today, etc. After being greatly impressed and inspired by Suhaas’ achievements and contributions, the founder president and CEO of the World Book of Records issued an official appreciation, highly praising his works.

He has 48 professional certifications and specializations from top American and international universities like Harvard University, Stanford University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Cambridge, Saint Petersburg State University, etc. in the fields of computer science, mathematics, physics, and finance. He represented India and won a total of 15 gold, 9 silver, 12 bronze medals, and 4 honourable mentions in international and national mathematics, science, and computer science Olympiads, competitions, and challenges. He got selected to represent India at almost 30 international mathematics, science, and computer science Olympiads, competitions, and challenges, which are held across the capital cities of various countries in the world.