A Genetically Encrypted Riemann Hypothesis

Update: 2022-09-30

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You may have heard about Fermat last theorem, but have you heard of the Riemann hypothesis? If you can solve it there’s a £1m prize up for grabs. In today’s podcast we are going to hear about how genetic statistical analysis can play a role in sports from Ciaran McInerney of Sheffield Hallam University, a musical interlude with the Riemann hypothesis from the singing maths teacher Kyle Evans followed by how maths can help with online encryption from Stanley Xiao who is currently at Oxford University.

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A Genetically Encrypted Riemann Hypothesis

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A Genetically Encrypted Riemann Hypothesis

A Genetically Encrypted Riemann Hypothesis