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A Proof of the Infinitude of Congruent Numbers via Dirichlet Series

November 8, 2020by Alexander Walker Leave a comment

Euler gave a proof of the infinitude of primes which used the meromorphic behavior of the Riemann zeta function. In this post, we show that similar ideas can be used to show the infinitude of congruent numbers.

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algebraic geometry, analytic number theory, number theory

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