Riemann Hypothesis and Quantum Mechanics

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marcus said:
Maybe someone will find something interesting in this paper. They have a reference to some 1995 work by Alain Connes. I didn't have time to look into this very much. Maybe it's amusing and maybe not:
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1012.4665v1

Hey marcus thanks for the link.

About a year ago I bought a book on Non-Commutative Geometry which had some of its writings done by Connes himself, and there was talk about the link between the Zeta function and non-commutative geometry but I didn't explore the relationship any further, but yeah its pretty interesting that there's even a connection at all to be honest.