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Proving Riemann Hypothesis Revised

Authors: Ricardo Gil

As non-trivial Riemann zero's grow larger on the 1/2 critical line so does the distance grow proportionally between 0 and 1. Therefore, a non-trivial Riemann zero will not be outside the critical strip or off of the critical line.My Visual Proof by Automorphism asserts Symmetry. If 1/2 10^13 is inside (0,1) then 1/2 10^100 is inside (0,1). In other words if there is Symmetry about the real axis and Symmetry about the critical line then there is Symmetry between 1/2 10^13 is inside (0,1) and 1/2 10^100 which is inside (0,1).

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[v1] 2016-05-22 07:48:37
[v2] 2016-06-07 15:21:17

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