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SMS Wettin ("His Majesty's Ship Wettin") was a pre-dreadnought battleship of the Wittelsbach class of the German Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial Navy). She was built by Schichau Seebeckwerft in Danzig. Wettin was laid down in October 1899, and was completed October 1902. She and her sister ships—Wittelsbach, Zähringen, Schwaben and Mecklenburg—were the first capital ships built under the Navy Law of 1898. Wettin was armed with a main battery of four 24 cm (9.4 in) guns and had a top speed of 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph). Wettin saw service in I Squadron of the German fleet for most of her career, along with her sister ships. She was occupied with extensive annual training, as well as making good-will visits to foreign countries. The training exercises provided the framework for the High Seas Fleet's operations during World War I. The ship was decommissioned in June 1911 as dreadnought battleships began to enter service but was reactivated for duty as a gunnery training ship between December 1911 and mid-1914. After the start of World War I in August 1914, the Wittelsbach-class ships were mobilized and designated IV Battle Squadron. She saw limited duty in the Baltic Sea, but the ship played a minor role in the Battle of the Gulf of Riga in August 1915, though Wettin saw no combat with Russian forces. By late 1915, crew shortages and the threat from British submarines forced the Kaiserliche Marine to withdraw older battleships like Wettin from active service. For the remainder of the war, Wettin served as a training ship for naval cadets and as a depot ship. The ship was stricken from the navy list after the war and sold for scrapping in 1921. Her bell is on display at the Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr in Dresden.

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A search fund is an investment vehicle through which an entrepreneur raises funds from investors in order to acquire a company in which they wish to take an active, day-to-day leadership role. There are currently three primary vehicle types a search fund might take: self-funded, traditional, and solo-sponsor. Most academic material and data are related to the traditional model. The self-funded Searcher follows a similar process to the traditional and solo-sponsor searchers aside from self-financing their search process and sometimes their own acquisition. They do not seek out investors but live off of savings until they acquire a company. At that point they request funding for equity in the company they want to acquire. The self-funded searcher maintains 50% or more of the company after the acquisition. Often, more than 70%. Traditional and solo-sponsor backed searchers receive funding at two points. First, to finance their sourcing period: this includes their salary, due diligence costs, and other expenses that may arise. Second, to finance the equity portion of the company they want to acquire. They often keep anywhere from 8% to 25% of the company and their investors keep 75% or more. The distinction between the traditional and solo-sponsor search fund is the number of investors supporting them. The search fund process occurs across multiple stages. In the first stage, a small group of investors back a potential operating manager or 'searcher' to find and acquire a company. This is the fundraising stage. After receiving funds, the search fund will enter the second stage: deal sourcing. A fund may or may not find a target acquisition company. If they find a company and convince their original investors to provide equity to acquire their business they enter into a third stage: operating the business. For an average of five years the searcher will try to grow the business they acquired as the new CEO, pay down debt from the acquisition process, and pay back their investors. The fourth and final stage occurs roughly seven years after fundraising: exiting. The search fund will seek new buyers to acquire the company from them and split the proceeds with their investors. The most popular academic resource describing the process, brief history, and results is the Stanford Search Fund Primer. While the industry was born out of the partnership of a Harvard Business School lecturer and recent alumnus, much of the continued research and investment in the traditional model has been done at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford. Investors are able to invest a pro-rata share in the target company, subject to their individual liking. Traditional search funds typically target companies in the $5 million to $50 million price range, requiring millions of dollars of equity capital from their investors and millions more in debt, in fragmented industries, with sustainable market positions, histories of stable cash flows, and long term opportunities for improvement and growth. Service and light manufacturing companies outside high tech industries have historically been popular targets. Recently, SAAS and other tech related businesses have gained in popularity. Often these companies are under-managed prior to the acquisition. Most search funds are started by individuals or partners with limited operational experience and possibly no direct experience in the target industry. The goal of the investor is to back promising, motivated managers in an environment with a high probability for success given the match between the manager and the business they want to acquire. The origins of the search fund are often traced back to H. Irving Grousbeck, a professor at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, who originated the concept in 1984 while lecturing at Harvard Business School. Since then, it is estimated that 627 traditional funds have been or are currently being formed, with 198 operating currently. The bulk of successful search funds have been raised by alumni of elite MBA programs with access to strong private equity networks. Stanford University has documented more than 177 search funds. Professional communities such as searchfunder have become popular in recent years. This exists as a resource to find a variety of members in the search fund world and communicate with them privately or in forums. Material about search funds is becoming rampant as books, blogs, podcasts, and free guides like searchfundsearcher and searchfund.org are being created by industry veterans to share their experiences and resources.

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The Millennium Prize Problems are seven problems in mathematics that were stated by the Clay Mathematics Institute on May 24, 2000. The problems are the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture, Hodge conjecture, Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness, P versus NP problem, Poincaré conjecture, Riemann hypothesis, and Yang–Mills existence and mass gap. A correct solution to any of the problems results in a US$1 million prize being awarded by the institute to the discoverer(s).

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