# Proof of Riemann Hypothesis

#### AplanisTophet

I am trying to follow your post here.

Consider the definition of a real number: it is a cut in the real number line. For any real radius around the origin, the real number line leaves that radius.
Ok, so if $x$ is a real radius that simply means $x$ is a real number, correct?:

$$x \in (0,\infty) \implies \exists y \in \mathbb{R} \text{ such that } y > x$$

Cuts in the part beyond the radius are real numbers in the neighborhood of infinity.
Ok, so:

$$y > x \implies y \in \text{ 'the neighborhood of infinity'}$$
$$x = 1 \implies (1,\infty) = \text{ 'the neighborhood of infinity'}$$

I have defined these types of real numbers to have the form "infinity minus b."
This seems nonstandard. I believe the standard would be that $\infty - b = \infty \neq y \in (1,\infty)$.

Since it is known that one can make definitions, I have proven that a real number can have this form.
The real numbers are already defined. One can define a number in any fashion they see fit, but that doesn't make it a real number. Have you proven that $\infty - b \neq \infty$ and instead that $\infty - b \in \mathbb{R}$ or something? What am I missing...?

#### bas

It should be born in mind that this proof is irrelevant as
)Mathematics/science end in contradiction an integer= a non-integer. When mathematics/science end in contradiction it is proven in logic that you can prove anything you want in mathematics ie you can prove Fermat's last theorem and you can disprove Fermat's last theorem

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/All-things-are-possible.pdf

#### Maschke

It should be born in mind that this proof is irrelevant as
)Mathematics/science end in contradiction an integer= a non-integer. When mathematics/science end in contradiction it is proven in logic that you can prove anything you want in mathematics ie you can prove Fermat's last theorem and you can disprove Fermat's last theorem

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/All-things-are-possible.pdf
Can you tell me something? You claim to be Australia's leading erotic poet. Yet in the ten or so years I've been reading your mathematical expositions online, I've never seen you post any erotic poetry. Why is that?

#### skipjack

Forum Staff
. . . it is proven in logic that you can prove anything you want in mathematics
That would include proving that any of your mathematical assertions are mistaken.

#### topsquark

Math Team
It should be born in mind that this proof is irrelevant as
)Mathematics/science end in contradiction an integer= a non-integer. When mathematics/science end in contradiction it is proven in logic that you can prove anything you want in mathematics ie you can prove Fermat's last theorem and you can disprove Fermat's last theorem

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/All-things-are-possible.pdf
I'm guess I'm not surprised but haven't you found out that the decimal representation of a real number is not necessarily unique? There's nothing hard or abstract about this whole thing. That's one reason why Mathematicians tend to choose to use abstract symbols rather than decimals.

-Dan

#### AplanisTophet

I'm guess I'm not surprised but haven't you found out that the decimal representation of a real number is not necessarily unique?
Yes, any rational number not equal to $0$ that may be expressed as $\frac{n}{10^m}$, where $n$ is an integer and $m$ is a natural number, will have precisely two decimal representations. The rest of the real numbers will have only a single decimal representation.

The same goes for any base, as base 10 is just one of the infinite number of bases we could use when representing real numbers. E.g., if $B$ is the base, then rationals that may be expressed as $\frac{n}{B^m}$ will have precisely two representations in base $B$. Every other real number will have only a single representation in base $B$.

So now the question is, how does this ruin all of mathematics again? It seems like a very consistent and trivial thing to me. On the other hand, confusing notation with the notion of consistency to the point where "math is broken" is a ridiculously inconsistent position to take.

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#### JeffM1

I'm guess I'm not surprised but haven't you found out that the decimal representation of a real number is not necessarily unique? There's nothing hard or abstract about this whole thing. That's one reason why Mathematicians tend to choose to use abstract symbols rather than decimals.

-Dan
Dan

He has no clue that there is a difference between the symbol and the thing symbolized.

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#### JeffM1

Can you tell me something? You claim to be Australia's leading erotic poet. Yet in the ten or so years I've been reading your mathematical expositions online, I've never seen you post any erotic poetry. Why is that?
Australia's leading erotic poet? There is such a thing? Is it an annual or lifetime award? Are the judges exclusively placental (I ask because I am not sure I trust the taste of monotremes in this area)? Can a prize be meaningful if logic does not exist. Many questions! More details are needed urgently.

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