Watch a lecture from the Second Meeting for GlobalMathNetwork at Kyoto University where Charles Newman from the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at NYU explores the Riemann Hypothesis and DeBruijn-Newman constant. Delivered in February 2019 at the Faculty of Sciences Building, this hour-long mathematical presentation delves into one of the most important unsolved problems in mathematics. Access additional lectures from this series through Kyoto University's OpenCourseWare platform.
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Syllabus
Kyoto Univ. "Riemann Hypothesis and the DeBruijn-Newman constant" Charles Newman
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Kyoto-U OCW - Unofficial
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