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I don't know how to make a thesis, how to present it, and my mathematical expression may be terrible.

But who interest in it, e-mail me
 

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Hi I am not a math expert. but if your proof is true then you are one of the great mathematicians of the 21 st century...good luck
 


so what's the first zero outside the famous line?
 

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