A Step Towards Proving the Riemann Hypothesis
arbitraryaardvark writes "A new mathematical object has been discovered by Bristol University student Ce Bian. The Riemann hypothesis, unproven since 1859, has to do with the distribution of primes and something called L-functions. Bian has demonstrated the first known third-degree transcendental L-function. This apparently opens up a new way to go about looking for proofs of the Riemann hypothesis. There is an unclaimed $1 million prize for a valid proof. We've discussed a couple of earlier attempts to claim the prize."
Why do you need to prove that hypnosis works?
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OH, HYPOTHESIS
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Looks like the million dollar offer is for real, but just thinking about trying to prove this streches my mind to point of explosion. I only made it through calculus and physics with calculus so I think this is a bit beyond me. If you're bored check out the funniest video ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0ZaEU9GlLY
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