“This left a small but unsettling possibility that many zeros could be hiding out right at three-quarters.”
Ok, but if zeros there are found some mathematicians may as well call them “trivial zeros.” Can there be an objection to that?
Ok, but if zeros there are found some mathematicians may as well call them “trivial zeros.” Can there be an objection to that?
This equation now gives the value of the function ζ(s) for all complex numbers s and shows that this function is one-valued and finite for all finite values of s with the exception of 1, and also that it is zero if s is equal to a negative even integer.
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