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Riemann Hypothesis and Natural Functions

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Uploaded by on Dec 22, 2011

Communication engineers are accustomed to the duality betweeen the time domain analysis and the frequency domain analysis. Hence, I believe it will appropriate to change the complex "s" and real "t" in the Laplace transform to complex "iq" and complex "tau" respctively. I use this modified transform in the analysis of Riemann zeta function.

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  • Ok, nice compilation. But the representation you give for Zeta is only konvergent for Re(s)>1 so you cannot have trivial zeros in this representation ;-). You should have given the analytic continuation for the Zeta function.

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