i see a background, two penpedicular lines, a line with a small circle at the end of it stretching and moving and other things

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Amazing informations !! ❤

some mathematical beast will come along and prove the problem undecidable.

Looks like my garden hose refusing to wind properly

We are in the midst of an astral awakening of faith that will enable us to access the quantum matrix itself. Who are we? Where on the great circuit will we be re-energized? Reality has always been bursting with dreamweavers whose essences are enveloped in fulfillment

Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem makes this an a "yin yang" sort of pursuit. A "damned if you do, damned if you don't sort of thing, does it not?

I can easily solve this during tea time, but first what is a prime number?

I'm literally just a fashion degree student that dropped Advanced Maths class in high school wtf am I doing here????

...And if the Riemann Hypothesis turns out to be false, arent the prime numbers going to be super-super-mysterious ?

Ancient Indian mathematics was more advanced than Greeks..

Thank you for that, I sorta got lost at the harmonics part and had to rewatch a couple of times, but I think I understood it somewhat

An Indian professor solved it

Can't we just agree it is true and called it a day?

it was proved recently

Amazing video 😮😍👏👏👏 Very easy to understand! More videos like this please

Amazing 😲

Doesn't this resemblance the exponential distribution of time since the beginning of the big bang?? Even in visual perspective, how the particle distribution reached the limit ( 0 - 1 ) in which the harmonics would eventually mark the continuum of matter growth?? I might me completely out of my mind here.

I understood like 10% but still kept watching.

maybe the proof of this famous problem requires math to develop to a whole new level, just like what happened to the proof of Fermat's last theorem.

Amazing

Wow! Interesting...I don't understand all of it but great explanation and graphics.

after 2 minutes of blabla its clear that this is utter bullshit if you cannot just state the question then you understand FUCKALL about ANYTHING

@Jonathan Bain What? What does that got to do with anything!?

@Alexander Budianto are you also a masktard per chance?

Bro, ever heard of intros? Besides, he's already starting to explain it within the first 2 minutes!

lol no

What I'm curious about is what would predicting prime numbers help us do? Do we not wish to experience infinity as we go rather than before we even started moving?

Lost me as soon as you started talking about those buildings. None of that made sense at all.

Such a paltry award. Add 3 more zeroes and the stupid thing will be solved in a week, by that guy in Russia who will refuse the award anyway. Hee hee hee.

How would a 3d graph look like with zeta as thr 3rd axis?

Kumar solved it.

Biden solved this problem, he also won the election

These videos are so well done and are so much better then the way I had to learn some of these concepts. It used to be just a mess of fuzzy equations without context or explaining. I guess I was stuck with poor teachers...

Extra points for using Bach's Brandenburg concerto!

This has been solved by a Indian professor named Eshwaran

One solution to the hypothesis = quantum computers

Riemann's hypothesis continues to amaze me. He sure found something amazing

I just don't understand what the hell is happening. How the hell is pie squared an answer? Why do we need 2 circles? What is this?

An approximation adding all the harmonics of a series reminds the Fourier’s theorem. Is it related in a way¿

The first true challenger of 3blue1brown

Everything revolves around frequencies and sounds. I wish I could get paid to just sit there and get better and better at math and try to create new things.

out of reach

maybe they can increase the prize money to $100 million

Is he the same guy from Veritasiam's computing pi video?

Yes, the presenter in this video is Prof. Alex Kontorovich.

It has been solved now, by a professor from Hyderabad, India.

I wish math was taught like this

The Riemann Hypothesis is assumed to be true in some applications in cryptography and quantum physics. Now, if one of the applications which are dependent fails, would this constitute a refutation of the Hypothesis? Conversely, if one of the applications could independently be proven true, would this be a proof?

If an application fails it would disprove the Hypothesis, this is just what we call "Proof by contradiction". However, proving an application independently does not prove the Hypothesis. In fact, many things that were first proved using the RH were later proved independently.

dr kumareswaran proved it??

This video made me to subscribe this channel.

Add a dimension

I'm enlightened. Thank you so much! 👌🏾

there are mistakes in the graphics (spec. some equations) you need to proof this better!

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An indian solved it I guess( Riemann hypothesis)

Yep!!

Bro you had me until 6min then I had no clue

A maths prof from india solved this and won 1 million dollars

kool

What does Pi have to do with anything? 😅

I don't think you explained it quire right. The graph is simply the number of primes encountered as we proceed. It doesn't tell the number of prime you see nearby value of x. So if x is 1000 the y axis simply tells number of primes less than 1000.

I don't even know Where I got lost 😂

Are you kidding me ? The answer is directly in front of you . Surface planet is amazing . such potential , such delays waiting for you. In the meantime we keep flying "curly q's " around you .

If the answer is so clear to you, why don't you do it yourself?

This Hypothesis is so hard that I had already watched this video 5 times but still didn't understand. So, I am here for 6th time

Its Finally Kracked yaar.....by ESWARAN sir in India

I get this is cool, and makes spooky connections across seemingly unrelated fields in Maths... but at the end of the day I still don't understand why Maths people are so excited over primes. What am I missing?

To all Indians, Dr. Eswaran's proof is not yet peer reviewed or confirmed by the Clay Institute. Please stop dancing and spreading fake news. Thank you.

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I think you should apply [{(1 + 2)² - 5 = 0} * infinity]

Awesome explanation sir 🔥🔥👍

Very good vídeo

people declaring themselves as mathematicians are cringe

In all seriousness this seems important. For everyone else, non trivial zeta zeroes is an unimportant problem invented to solve another unimportant problem and leaving 2 unimportant problems behind.

Prof Kumar Eswaran has solved it.

@Chinmay Kulkarni I agree, I was amateur in commenting.

Let it be confirmed by the Clay Institute first.

Prof . Kumar Eshwaran solved it. And it's official.

It's solved

nope. not yet confirmed by mathematicians worldwide.

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What

So what can we do if we solve it?

get a degree maths basically we mortals cant understand the complexity of this problem

I suppose another strange mathematical conundrum is that at some point there will be a prime number with an infinite gap between it and the next, but it is impossible to prove.

No, the gaps between primes can get arbitrarily large, but not infinitely large. The natural numbers have the sort of most compact version of infinity. Picking any two natural numbers, there are only finitely many natural numbers between them. So if there was an "infinite gap", this would imply that there's a largest prime number, which there isn't. There are infinitely many primes.

Please what how do you make your animations

Wow. I sure wish I understood any of this. Eventually I will, has I've recently became fascinated with primes and this is too good to overlook.

I didn't knew that even that much existed in this world ,Ohh god

Its solved

well math is racist now. so dont expect the next generation to solve this problem.

That shot of complex functions at ~ 9:40 was amazing

Hate to say that I hated your last sentence. First understand where the digits come from. Thanks. Here is a hint : ௦ ௧ ௨ ௩ ௪ ௫ ௬ ௭ ௮ ௯, its even on my android virtual phone keyboard .

🧡🧡🧡

Full Reptend Primes 0.5882352941176470

I am just feeling in awe right now and a strange feeling of satisfaction. Great video

Now solved dude make a new one

@SUNITA GOEL they rejected it years ago in 2014

@Amey Kadam 51 They didn't rejected the solution ,they still haven't given a reply.

Not, it's still not solved.

@Syed. Muneeb malik no the university rejected the answer

@Homo Sapiens it is solved by *kumar eswaran* . He is a professional mathematician from hyderabad(india). And he also got 1million$ as reward to solve it

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how fun... you cant prove it so they aim to disprove it. So cool. The idea that every possible zero exists out to infinity and is showing on that line is fucking crazy....

After watching the video if the professor himself can't solve it and even reimann didn't solve then....awwww...duh....better I watch some random boyfriend girlfriend fake pranks videos and leave that one million dollar alone.

Impressive. But it’s not Numberwang.

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why cnt we put that thing is super computer and solve it

well it has been solved and the guy(Dr Kumar Eswaran) got a million bucks

@MuffinsAPlenty no bro, I agree with you. I was replying to OP. These Indian nationalists are getting cringe these days, thank you for giving them some GK and sense.

@Chinmay Kulkarni No one is confusing Grigori Perelman with the current situation. The current situation is that a physicist from India (Dr. Kumar Eswaran) claimed to have proven the Riemann Hypothesis in 2016. He released the final version of his attempted proof in 2018. He submitted his attempted proof to journals in 2018, but all the journals either rejected his paper or refused to even send it to review. However, people publicly pointed out errors in his attempted proof. But because no one was accepting his attempted proof (because he was wrong), Eswaran decided to go around the peer review process and invent his own process to get recognition. He got together some professors in India to form an "expert committee" to determine whether his proof was correct or not. The expert committee used an "open review" process and created a formal document declaring that Eswaran's proof is correct. (There are a _lot_ of issues with the conclusions of the "expert committee".) All that being said, to someone who isn't familiar with mathematics research, the report of the "expert committee" looks really impressive. So the media in India began running stories about how Kumar Eswaran had proven the Riemann Hypothesis (and some claimed he won the million dollar prize). This started being picked up by the Indian media a little over two weeks ago. But as I said above, Eswaran's attempted proof is wrong, and we have known that it's wrong since he released his final draft in 2018 (his current draft is unchanged from what he released in 2018).

some russian guy solved the poincare conjecture and denied the 1 milion dollars dummy. get your facts right.

No, his argument is wrong, and this has been known for about 3 years (when he first released his argument). Also, he absolutely did _not_ get a million dollars. That's _very easy_ to check, and it's false.

Can I just appreciate how well the animation is? Literally, WOW.

Can I as well?

Loved the presentation. You made it easier to understand. Thankyou sir

Pi value discovered in India many years ago.

Nope.

Riemann was a complete genius. It's good that this video correctly credit him and Gauss for laying the foundations for SR. I've only seen them credited once before. Most people seem to think that Einstein came up with it out of thin air and it's been stated we'd have had to wait 80 years if Einstein hadn't done it. Apart from Gauss and Rheimann disproving this, Hilbert was working on his own form of SR in parallel with Einstein.

A BILLION evidences that ol' Riemann predicted it correctly isn't enough?! You guys want a more rigorous proof? Pff.. Mathematicians! An engineer would have been happy with a few dozen. Absolutely amazing video, guys! Kudos!