- so if the complex number is in the form of a+ib , where a is the real part and ib is the imaginary part - so if this is right ,than please write me that in the Riemann hypothesis formula what is 1/2 +it ,so than if 1/2 is the real part ,than ,,it" is the imaginary part ? - and from this what is t ?
why ? from it what is t ?
just one coeficient of i ?
or what ?
like from a+ib - so in case of ib part what is b ?
angela can you write me ? please
- so how do you think it please i see it true ?
I'm sorry idk Riemann formula...When I was in hs we didn't work too much on complex no.s...just the basics :( Sorry can't help u :(
ty. but if you check it on wikipedia there is write that is formula 1/2 + it
where it is the imaginary part
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_sum this is wht wikipedia says abt Riemann...I've never heard of him before...
u know...i think b can be any real number....not sure wht u're talking abt though :(
a+ib, where i^2=-1 a and b are real numbers. So in the case of 1/2+it t is assumed to be a real number, and "it" together form the imaginary part.
ty
i have thought it the same too
Good! You're welcome!
so can you help me again how have formed the riemann"s zeta functions graphed
Do you mean this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Zeta_polar.svg You're better off posting a new post so your question doesn't get buried here.
ok check it now ty
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