@@JPiMaths Sorry, my bad. I should have phrased it better. As someone not familiar with the mathematical statement of the riemann hypothesis, I was wondering what more is left to the hypothesis beyond what you proved in the video. I agree that you proved the statement you set out for. Maybe I missed something. I was just wondering what needs to happen after this for the hypothesis to be solved as well.
@@OCD.Reader His statement about the Riemann hypothesis was very tongue-in-cheek, this proof has almost nothing to do with actually proving the Riemann hypothesis. (The only thing both have in common is that they involve the Riemann zeta function.) The Riemann hypothesis says that all non-trivial zeroes of the Riemann zeta function have the real part 1/2.
@@OCD.Reader in short... a lot is yet to be proved. The Riemann Hypothesis is a theorem that involves the Riemann-Zeta function that I mention in this video, but there's a lot more to the theorem than this. The comment section is not large enough for me to go into detail about the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis
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Yes this is all correct. But one thing to remember is S+O+N+A = 🤘🏾
@@dipshah1984 I don't understand this but okay 😂
Wait, seems like a well thought out proof. What more is there to the solution? Surely this cannot be the whole problem?
@@OCD.Reader I'm not sure what you mean by this - I proved the statement I set out to prove...
@@JPiMaths Sorry, my bad. I should have phrased it better. As someone not familiar with the mathematical statement of the riemann hypothesis, I was wondering what more is left to the hypothesis beyond what you proved in the video. I agree that you proved the statement you set out for. Maybe I missed something. I was just wondering what needs to happen after this for the hypothesis to be solved as well.
@@OCD.Reader His statement about the Riemann hypothesis was very tongue-in-cheek, this proof has almost nothing to do with actually proving the Riemann hypothesis. (The only thing both have in common is that they involve the Riemann zeta function.)
The Riemann hypothesis says that all non-trivial zeroes of the Riemann zeta function have the real part 1/2.
@@OCD.Reader in short... a lot is yet to be proved. The Riemann Hypothesis is a theorem that involves the Riemann-Zeta function that I mention in this video, but there's a lot more to the theorem than this. The comment section is not large enough for me to go into detail about the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis