https://phys.org/news/2017-04-insight-math-million-dollar-problem-riemann.html
HYPE HYPE HYPE
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>>8812088
Not fair.
Wiles said he thought RH would be proved before BSD but he didn't go into detail about why, I only had the impression that basically no one is close to a proof. It probably is the most famous unsolved math problem at this point, if it takes physics to solve it... at least it'd be done
To my knowledge there isn't much progress in this paper from a number theory perspective. Just some phyiscists who learned something.
t. physicist btw.
PS: The ideas to this approach are super old
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert%E2%80%93P%C3%B3lya_conjecture
tfw future brainlets can't even prove the eigenvalues of an operator are all real numbers
>ties to QM
What could be the ramifications of this? Sure they said it was a purely mathematical Hamiltonian, but could it apply to a physical system that we just don't know about?
t. haven't taken QM nor am I versed on what a Hamiltonian is besides a quick skim on wiki
>>8813504
well they wouldn't have to be, right?
>>8812312
The raw idea isn't new, no. But nobody has ever _found_ the hypothesized operator. They claim to have done so.
>>8813730
>The raw idea isn't new, no. But nobody has ever _found_ the hypothesized operator. They claim to have done so.
I hope this is fake.
How can physicists brainlets make significant steps into a solution of RH?
The paper is only a few pages long.
This pisses me off.
Yeah, this is BS.
http://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/?p=9197
>The “boundary condition” is imposing an identification with zeta zeros by fiat, so the linkage of any of this to RH is basically circular. The paper at best just redefines the problem, without providing any genuine new insight
>>8814184
So, another episode of
>physicists with poor understanding of mathematics make fun of themselves.
Thank you for lifting my mood.