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Would the field of the number theory collapse or flourish if the Riemann Hypothesis is proved as true?
The discussion revolves around the implications of proving the Riemann Hypothesis on the field of number theory. Participants explore whether such a proof would lead to a collapse or a flourishing of the discipline, considering the dependence of certain theorems on the hypothesis.
Participants express differing views on the impact of proving the Riemann Hypothesis on number theory, indicating that multiple competing perspectives remain without a consensus.
l-1j-cho said:Would the field of the number theory collapse or flourish if the Riemann Hypothesis is proved as true?
Mensanator said:There are theorems that depend on it being true.
Number theory would still be useful, it's just that you might not be able to make certain assumptions. Things like The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic would still hold.l-1j-cho said:Oh I mean if the property of prime numbers is revealed, would the number theory no longer useful or something?