The genius must always remember the lesson of the horror of the Bronze Bull: it is often the clever who destroy themselves in the most foolish ways. Be kind and patient with those who know less, only then can the world around you begin to resemble heaven.
This explanation is surprisingly simple yet brilliantly covers the Riemann Hypothesis. It shows that understanding RH isn't as challenging as it may seem! It's incredibly smart and impressively presented. I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
https://t.co/Z9BbBQgcIt
@OptimusPrimeGen@AlexKontorovich@ABCanaanie You're absolutely right. It's essentially like saying "head in hat" or "hat on head"—two different ways to express the same concept.
@AlexKontorovich@ABCanaanie I don't know why I didn't see this before! I would be delighted to come and visit you during the winter break and provide you with the cash. If there's a numeric counterexample, I'll graciously retract my statement
@AlexKontorovich In this short(4:33) video, you will see the proof of the R.H. I will give you $10,000 for watching my video. You can keep the money if the video fails to prove the R.H. Also, please remember that you can share this video to win the $10,000 cash reward.
https://t.co/l2hydmzPYl
@AlexKontorovich@ABCanaanie I don't know why I didn't see this before! I would be delighted to come and visit you during the winter break and provide you with the cash. If there's a numeric counterexample, I'll graciously retract my statement
@ABCanaanie I agree to your offer. Please wire the money, and once it clears, I will watch a 4:33 video while on zoom with you and record the call and post it to youtube. I even agree to spend the remaining 5:27 (for a total of 10 mins, no extra charge) discussing any potential flaws.
During my research on the Riemann Hypothesis, I scrutinize the plots of different functions pertinent to the Zeta function. Take a look at the graph of the Riemann Zeta function, where the complex variable is (1/2+i*n), and it's framed within a Hermite polynomial of order 1/2. The intersection points are worth noting - quite fascinating, aren't they?
I'm feeling deeply disheartened as my research paper on the Riemann Hypothesis has been rejected yet again by an American mathematics journal. Despite numerous revisions and resubmissions over the years, I'm at a loss as to why it keeps getting turned down. I've dedicated six years of my life to this work, and this recurring rejection is truly disappointing.
Right now, I'm in desperate need of a morale boost.