Riemann Hypothesis — Zeta Explorer
Educational lab notebook for ζ(s), the critical line, and safe partial-sum experiments.
What this template does
This is a ready-to-run GetCalcMaster Notebook starter. Open it into Notebook, run once with defaults, then tweak inputs and keep your assumptions next to the math.
How to use it (recommended)
- Open in Notebook.
- Read the first text cell: scope + numerical caveats.
- Run the default exploration once (baseline).
- Adjust the sampling range/step size; rerun and compare.
- Snapshot your best run with parameters and caveats recorded.
Tip: When a result matters, verify it twice: a unit check + a second method (graph/estimate).
Preview (first cells)
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# Riemann Hypothesis — Zeta Explorer This is an educational lab notebook. It does **not** prove the Riemann Hypothesis. For the full add-on page (with a one-click generator): /addons/riemann-hypothesis
MATH
# ζ(2) partial sum demo (N=20) zeta2_N20 = 1/(1^(2)) + 1/(2^(2)) + 1/(3^(2)) + 1/(4^(2)) + 1/(5^(2)) + 1/(6^(2)) + 1/(7^(2)) + 1/(8^(2)) + 1/(9^(2)) + 1/(10^(2)) + 1/(11^(2)) + 1/(12^(2)) + 1/(13^(2)) + 1/(14^(2)) + 1/(15^(2)) + 1/(16^(2)) + 1/(17^(2)) + 1/(18^(2)) + 1/(19^(2)) + 1/(20^(2))
MATH
zeta2_exact = pi^2/6
MATH
zeta2_err = zeta2_N20 - zeta2_exact
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# ζ(4) partial sum demo (N=20) zeta4_N20 = 1/(1^(4)) + 1/(2^(4)) + 1/(3^(4)) + 1/(4^(4)) + 1/(5^(4)) + 1/(6^(4)) + 1/(7^(4)) + 1/(8^(4)) + 1/(9^(4)) + 1/(10^(4)) + 1/(11^(4)) + 1/(12^(4)) + 1/(13^(4)) + 1/(14^(4)) + 1/(15^(4)) + 1/(16^(4)) + 1/(17^(4)) + 1/(18^(4)) + 1/(19^(4)) + 1/(20^(4))
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zeta4_exact = pi^4/90