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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Page viii - Contents

4. A New Kind of Action - Page 347
5. Complex Conformal Mappings - Page 349
6. Complex Angles - Page 353
7. Gudermannian Action - Page 359


18. Riemann Hypothesis – The Classical Form - Page 365

1. The Unfolding of the Abelian Functions - Page 367
2. Riemann Hypothesis – The Classical Form - Page 384

Epilogue - Page 391
Appendix - Page 399

1. Distribution of Primes – Fourth Interval [1, 2310] - Page 401
2. Distribution of Primes – Fifth Interval [1, 30300] - Page 406
       3. First Six Gap Sequences - Page 456

Page vii - Contents

11.     Circular Functions versus Hyperbolic Functions - Page 243

1.    The Circle and the Hyperbola - Page 245
2.    Circular Angles – Circular Radians - Page 246
3.    Hyperbolic Angles – Hyperbolic Radians - Page 251

12. Hyperbola and some of its Properties - Page 259

1. The Hyperbola in the x-y Coordinates - Page 261
2. Rotation of a coordinate system - Page 262
3. The Hyperbola in the u-v Coordinates - Page 263
4. Squaring a Hyperbola – Part 1 - Page 264
5. Squaring a Hyperbola – Part 2 - Page 266
6. Hyperbola and the Arithmetic/Geometric Progressions - Page 268
7. Squaring a Hyperbola – Part 3 - Page 270


13. The Gudermannian Angles - Page 273

1. The Gudermannian Angles - Page 275
2. Geometrical Interpretation of the Gudermannian - Page 280


14. Prime Number Theorem - Page 285

1. Some Trigonometry - Page 287
2. The Prime Number Theorem – A Proof - Page 291


15. Riemann Hypothesis – Equivalent For - Page 299

1. Riemann Hypothesis – A Proof - Page 301


16. Trigonometric Generalizations - Page 327

1. A Generalization of De Moivre’s Theorem - Page 329
2. Multiple Angles Relationships - Page 333

17. Harmonic Actions - Page 335

1. Circular Action - Page 337
2. Hyperbolic Action - Page 339
3. Exponential Action - Page 341

Page vi - Contents

3.    Method for Generating Gap Functions of Second Degree - Page 105
4.    Gap Functions of Third Degree - Page 107
5    Gap Functions of Forth Degree - Page 112
6    Riemann Theta Functions for Natural Numbers - Page 113


6     Gap Sequences Generation in the Complex Domain - Page 119

1.    Roots of Unity - Page 121
2.    Simple Periodic Complex Functions - Page 122
3.    Generating Primes in the Complex Domain - Page 124


7     A Topological View - Page 133

1.    A Very Interesting Property of the Hypocycloids - Page 135
2.    Doubling the Cube - Page 137
3.    Eratosthenes’ Construction - Page 140
4.    From Archytas Construction to Abelian Functions - Page 142
5.    A Topological View of the Conical Sections - Page 156


8     Prime Numbers and Topology - Page 159

1.    Eratosthenes’s Sieve on a Riemann’s Surface of Genus g - Page 161
2.    Closed Lines on the Archytas’ Torus - Page 173
3.    The Complex Logarithm - Page 182


9     Möbius Functions - Page 185

1.    Möbius Function vs Liouville Function - Page 187
2.    Möbius Functions - Page 191
3.    Möbius Patterns - Page 205
4.    Probability that a Number is Square Free - Page 215


10   Riemann’s Theta Function for s=1/2 - Page 217

1.    An Interesting Function - Page 219
2.    Pascal’s Triangle - Page 227
3.    Leibnitz Harmonic Triangle - Page 233
4.    Riemann’s Theta Function for s = ½ - Page 237
5.    The Meaning of ζ(1/2) - Page 240

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Page v - Contents

Contents


Prologue - Page ix

1.     Primes Factorial Intervals - Page 001

1.    Eratosthenes’s Sieve - A Geometrical Approach - Page 003
2.    Periodic Behaviour – First Observation - Page 005
3.    Symmetry – Second Observation - Page 008


2.     Gaps Sequences - Generating Primes - Page 015

1.    Gap Functions of First Degree - Page 017
2.    Properties of Gap Functions of First Degree - Page 022
3.    Fractal like Behaviour of Gap Functions - Page 025
4.    Recursive Method for Generating Gap Functions – Case Study - Page 026
5.    Recursive Method for Generating Prime Numbers - Page 028
6.    A New Life to Euclid’s Prime Test - Page 040
7.    The numbers of Primes between n and n2 - Page 046             
8.    The number of Primes between n and 2n - Page 048


3.     More than Statistics - Page 053

1.    Histograms of Gap Functions - Page 055
2.    Couple Functions - Page 057
3.    Gap Pairs Sum Functions - Page 062
4.    Gap Functions and Riemann’s Zeta Function for s = 1 - Page 067
5.    Gap Functions and Step Functions - Page 069
6.    Other Results from Gap Sequences - Page 076
7.    Patterns in the Distribution of the Number of Factors - Page 077
8.    The Histogram of Gap Functions and the Blackbody Radiation - Page 083


4.     Big Gaps between Primes - Page 087

1.    Chinese Reminder Theorem – Where are the big gaps? - Page 089


5.     Gap Functions of Higher Degrees - Page 097

1.    Gap Functions of Second Degree - Page 099
2.    Properties of Gap Functions of Second Degree - Page 102