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I am "student" of all subjects, and I certainly enjoy physics. I am currently researching prime number ideas.
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@bdonelson, an interesting software program was available, but about 30 years ago; and may no longer be available. It was called Prime Number Observatory, and the author's name included with the program was "Brian DiLoretto". It run in Windows o.s.
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I hope you find what you are looking for :)
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Yeah welcome. I'd guess Riemann would be one to look for. 