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Still in the field of number theory, I may not have only one problem to think about, but a couple of problems, like the distribution of the zeros of th
by hendzen 12y ago
Still in the field of number theory,
I may not have only one problem to think about,
but a couple of problems, like the distribution
of the zeros of the zeta functions and the L-functions.
Interesting to hear that he seems to be working on the Riemann hypothesis.
- nmc 12y agoInteresting yet unsurprising. Proving the Riemann hypothesis (ie all non-trivial zeros of the zeta function are distributed along the line x = 1/2) is equivalent to proving Riemann's explicit formula for the prime counting function, which defines the distribution of prime numbers. In the end, the Riemann hypothesis is a kind of sacred Graal for anyone interested in prime numbers.