Decimal system 10^0+10^1+10^2+10^3+10^4+…, π-based system π^0+π^1+π^2+π^3+π^4+…, Floating-point numbers that use a mantissa and an exponent to represent numbers. Normally, decimal numbers are calculated using single- or multiple-precision binary numbers. Now let's consider whether we can use single- or multiple-precision arithmetic in π-based system. Whether it is worth considering the solution or not I don't know.
The differential is a quantum wave. Points rotate and vibrate. The left and right sides of the function rotate and oscillate. Arithmetic symbols rotate/vibrate. s rotate and oscillate. s' rotate and oscillate. ζ(s) rotate and oscillate. ζ'(s) rotate and oscillate. 1/2 rotate and oscillate. 0 rotate and oscillate. 1 rotate and oscillate. ∞ rotate and oscillate. i rotate and oscillate. What is Riemnn conjecture ? ζ(s) is s=1/2, and the imaginary part When the phases of quantum fluctuations are aligned Get a zero point. 0=0・0+0•1+0×0+0×1, 1=i^4=1・1+0×1=1・0+1×1, 2 = 1•1 +1 x 1, 3 =0+1+1•1+1×1, s=0+1+s•s+s×s, s=ijk+√i ^8 + s•s+s×s,