A Unsolved problems in number theory and news about them

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The discussion centers on several prominent unsolved problems in number theory, specifically the Riemann hypothesis, Goldbach conjecture, twin primes conjecture, and the infinitude of prime numbers. Participants are encouraged to share any updates or proofs related to these conjectures. The thread highlights the ongoing interest in these mathematical challenges and invites further discussion on their implications. The original poster expresses gratitude for the opportunity to engage with the community. The thread concludes with a note that it will be closed.
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Hello people of physicsforums. Has anyone proved these problems in number theory :Riemann hypothesis, Goldbach conjecture, twin primes conjecture, infinitude of prime numbers? If you want make discussion about them.

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These unsolved problems are easy to look up via google.
 
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