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In 1859 Bernhard Riemann, A Shy German Mathematician, Wrote An Eight-page Article, Giving An Answer To A Problem That Had Long Puzzled Mathematicians. Although He Couldn't Provide A Proof, Riemann Declared That His Solution Was 'very Probably' True. For The Next One Hundred And Fifty Years, The World's Mathematicians Have Longed For A Proof For The Riemann Hypothesis. So Great Is The Interest In Its Solution That In 2001, An American Foundation Offered A Million-dollar Prize To The First Person To Demonstrate That The Hypothesis Is Correct. The Riemann Hypothesis Refers To Prime Numbers - A Prime Being A Whole Number Greater Than 1 That Cannot Be Divided By Any Other Whole Number Except Itself And 1. The Hypothesis Seeks To Explain How Prime Numbers Are Distributed Among The Other Numbers. Mathematicians Speak About This Mind-bending Problem In Awed Terms And Consider It To Be Even More Difficult Than Fermat's Last Theorem, Which Was Finally Proved By Andrew Wiles Six Years Ago.--book Jacket. 1. Prime Time -- 2. 'gorgeous Stuff' -- 3. New Numbers For Old -- 4. Indian Summer -- 5. 'very Probably' -- 6. Proofs And Refutations -- 7. The Bieberbach Conjecture -- 8. In Search Of Zeros -
- Author
- Sabbagh, Karl
- Publisher
- Atlantic Books
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781843541004
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Science, Stem
- Rating
- 4 / 5 (2 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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