Prime Obsession Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics (2003) / Chapter Skim
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Plate 1 The giants, and those who nourished them. Leonhard Euler Peter the Great of Russia Carl Friedrich Gauss Carl Wilhelm Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick
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Plate 2 Bernhard Riemann, his mentor, and his friend. Riemann, early 1850s Riemann, 1863 Lejeune Dirichlet Richard Dedekind
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Plate 3 The Prime Number Theorem. Charles de la Vallee Poussin Jacques Hadamard Pain uty Lvovich Chebyshev Atle Selberg
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Plate 4 Twentieth-century pioneers. David Hilbert Edmund Landau G.H.
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Plate 5 The computational thread. I0rgen Pedersen Gram Carl Siegel Alan Turing Andrew Odlyzko
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Plate 6 The algebraists. Emil Artin Andre Weil Pierre Deligne Alain Connes
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Plate 7 The physical thread. George Polya Freeman Dyson Hugh Montgomery Sir Michael Berry
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Plate 8 The Lindelof Hypothesis and Cramer's model. Ernst Lindelof Harald Cramer Counting vs measuring.
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