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H. Shinya
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90
From:
Japan
Registered:
6/20/10
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Some notification to seniors or above
Posted:
Jun 16, 2011 2:11 AM
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Hello.
I assume that all of you who are reading this message
are at least seniors or above. I assume also that you
are very young, in the middle of your ripe time.
If you are not satisfied with your undergraduate program,
there is a place to apply what you have learned in class,
especially complex analysis and Fourier transforms.
If you even know about some analytic number theory,
you are quite ready to experience what a mathematical
research is like.
Now, I started up a blog to discuss on a preprint. The
address for the blog is
http://aseminaronriemannhypothesis.wordpress.com/
So what is research all about? How is mathematics
developed? It is quite simple.
1. Someone claims to have a proof of a proposition.
2. People read it. "Is that step of the argument
correct?" and so on...
3. Decide if it's correct or not. If sufficiently many
people believe it's correct, then it finally is
establihsed.
Thus, tell as many math friends of yours as possible
about this, and why don't we try to make a serious
mathematical progress together?
You might have alreay heard of the Riemann Hypothesis.
My preprint is on that problem.
I am looking forward to your participation.
H. Shinya
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