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An Efficient Method to Prove that the Riemann Hypothesis Is Not Valid

Authors: Zhiyang Zhang

Analytical number theory is a combination of trigonometric functions and polynomial symbols, which can be solved no matter how difficult it is. Therefore, I believe that the Riemann hypothesis is not unsolvable. In the field of number theory, the mathematical community tends to seek a maximum number to overturn the conclusion. Whether it is the Riemann hypothesis or the Goldbach conjecture, this should be the solution.

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