The Riemann Hypothesis: a million dollar mystery - Emanuel Carneiro - 2017

[@TerranceHandy-fz7nv]

Didn't Dr.Gabriel A oyibo solve the ramin hypothesis did he win the award promised to whoever solve the hypothesis.

[@scp3178]

"On June 30, 1942, Euler replied to Goldbach stating that:" 😉 (6:05). No, he didn't! Big typing error: 1742 was meant not 1942. (200 years difference).

[@johnnygate3399]

Very enjoyable lecture; thank you.

[@jpphoton]

Excellent.

[@robert-skibelo]

Smart and lively lecturer, he deserved a larger and livelier audience. Even though the audience probably didn't notice, I think he should have taken more trouble to correct numerous spelling mistakes in mathematicians' names (e.g. Poincaré, de la Vallée Poussin, von Mangoldt) and quotations in German (from Goldbach, Euler and Riemann). But it was a nice touch playing Hilbert's radio address at the end.

[@rema_style]

Best conjunction in 6.40 - every matematics could leave long and fruitful life !

[@azzteke]

You are writing nonsense!

[@thiagooliveira9459]

Emanuel \o/

[@tomhiggins5303]

I have the most amazing proof for this problem but it is too long for this comment section.

[@maxtrevitazoescalante8516]

Tom Higgins fermat :)

[@abdllaabozhra349]

+max trevitazo escalante :)

[@neil9901]

My [e-mail] please send that solution to me!

[@mmmmmm7986]

Wrong

[@imironman5763]

🤼

[@reenarai1927]

So nice lecture

[@raphaelreichmannrolim25]

Gostei!

[@Wessen24]

Is there a place online where someone like me with no mathematical background could go to share ideas on some unsolved problem.

[@rema_style]

Its everywhere - even here...

[@gabrielcruzeta5261]

the solution can be proven through Gagut

[@mastercraft117]

Is he the dad of ryan in the TV show the O.C

[@eprzepiora]

I need a proof which is quite simple...

[@ksmyth999]

But wasn't the idea of "Wir müssen wissen, wir werden wissen" rather destroyed by Gödel? If you accept that you can either have complete knowlege which is inconsitent or consistent knowledge that is incomplete mean that we can never know everything?

[@raphaelreichmannrolim25]

In some way, yes. But this wasn't the opinion of Gödel himself.

[@robert-skibelo]

No, not at all. Two different things. Hilbert's slogan was a way of saying "we must continue extending our knowledge". Gödel did exactly this, he extended our knowledge by discovering some new facts about what mathematical systems are capable of.

[@rubenscabral2657]

Hello I'm Brazil solving the prime formula sums 3+3+3+3+... to infinity then its opposite 7+7+7+7+... to infinity and the perfect squares 9×9.11×11.13×13.17×17 to infinity even with ending 5 the three infinity of the

[@azzteke]

Nonsense!

[@artificialresearching4437]

I might be wrong, but this could work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqe4o5WmqL2Ngrc P.S. A piece of advice: make video 1.5 faster, I speak very slowly)