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James T Struck

2015

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Riemann Hypothesis Disproved Using Infinity, Elements, Solution Operator Defined To Solve Riemann But Not Have Solutions 1/2 And Other Solutions With Real Solutions Not 1/2, James T. Struck Dec 2014

Riemann Hypothesis Disproved Using Infinity, Elements, Solution Operator Defined To Solve Riemann But Not Have Solutions 1/2 And Other Solutions With Real Solutions Not 1/2, James T. Struck

James T Struck

Riemann Hypothesis Disproved Using Infinity, Elements, solution operator defined to solve Riemann but not have solutions 1/2 and other Solutions with Real Solutions Not 1/2 The Riemann hypothesis is that all [[Triviality (mathematics)|nontrivial]] zeros of the analytical continuation of the [[Riemann zeta function]] have a real part of 1/2. A proof or disproof of this would have far-reaching implications in [[number theory]], especially for the distribution of [[prime number]]s. This was [[Hilbert's problems|Hilbert's eighth problem]], and is still considered an important open problem a century later. One of James T. Struck's Disproofs of the Riemann Hypothesis is that zeros can …