Exotic prime numbers could be hiding inside black holes
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Exotic prime numbers could be hiding inside black holes
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#3The article title seems a little too far-fetched but apparently there seems to be an interesting link between the Riemann-Zeta function (therefor prime distribution) and the energy levels in black hole singularities.
Re: Exotic prime numbers could be hiding inside black holes
#4The article title seems a little too far-fetched but apparently there seems to be an interesting link between the Riemann-Zeta function (therefor prime distribution) and the energy levels in black hole singularities.
Yep, the title looks fake but the content looks legit.
Unlinkbaitified title: "Gaussian prime numbers are useful for some calculation near black holes"
Re: Exotic prime numbers could be hiding inside black holes
#5The article title seems a little too far-fetched but apparently there seems to be an interesting link between the Riemann-Zeta function (therefor prime distribution) and the energy levels in black hole singularities.
Yep, the title looks fake but the content looks legit. Unlinkbaitified title: " Gaussian prime numbers are useful for some calculation near black holes "
I’ll give this a go lol