Where to direct my theory?

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A recent discussion centers on an individual from Egypt who has developed a new math theory but is uncertain about how to proceed. They consider options such as presenting the theory to a nearby university or sending it to a university in the USA. The importance of registering the theory to protect intellectual rights before submission is emphasized. Participants suggest submitting the theory to a reputable math journal for professional review, as this is a common pathway for new theories to gain recognition. Overall, the consensus is that publication in a respected journal is crucial for the theory's validation and dissemination.
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I have graduated from a computer institute in Egypt
I was in the high school. It is called secondary school in Egypt
I made the whole school and teachers feel inferior to me in math with its feeling
For some reason I didn't join the faculty of science
All this is not very important
Now, I have a math theory which is new
Now, what can I do because I don't know anything?
Should I take it to the nearest university?
Should I send it by mail or email to a university in USA?
How can I register my theory to keep my right before sending it?
What if this theory is very intelligent? What does it take to spread?
Hatem Al-Naggar
Computer Programmer. Egypt
 
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To expand a little bit on what Greg said: our policy here is to discuss only theories which are already being discussed among professionals. This usually means that they have to be published in a reputable professional journal. See here for more details:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/physics-forums-global-guidelines.414380/

in particular the section General Contents Guidelines.
 
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