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This proof is much harder than the proof using the [[zeta function]]. To do that, you just have to show that there are no zeros on the one line. --[[User:ComplexZeta|ComplexZeta]] 12:48, 29 June 2006 (EDT) | This proof is much harder than the proof using the [[zeta function]]. To do that, you just have to show that there are no zeros on the one line. --[[User:ComplexZeta|ComplexZeta]] 12:48, 29 June 2006 (EDT) | ||
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| + | Hmmm... The fact that zeta-function has no zeroes with <math>\Re z=1</math> will be used here for sure but it is not the end of the story: to the best of my knowledge, to finish, one has to use either Riemann's explicit formula for <math>\pi(x)</math>, or some complex analysis trick, or some Tauberian theorem. I was inclined to use the last approach because I find it a bit more natural than the other two. But, perhaps, you know some clever shortcut I am unaware of. If so, I'll be most grateful if you write the proof you know. --[[User:Fedja|Fedja]] 13:15, 29 June 2006 (EDT) | ||
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This proof is much harder than the proof using the zeta function. To do that, you just have to show that there are no zeros on the one line. --ComplexZeta 12:48, 29 June 2006 (EDT)
Hmmm... The fact that zeta-function has no zeroes with 
will be used here for sure but it is not the end of the story: to the best of my knowledge, to finish, one has to use either Riemann's explicit formula for 
, or some complex analysis trick, or some Tauberian theorem. I was inclined to use the last approach because I find it a bit more natural than the other two. But, perhaps, you know some clever shortcut I am unaware of. If so, I'll be most grateful if you write the proof you know. --Fedja 13:15, 29 June 2006 (EDT)
