Keywords
Taking Integer; Prime Number; Sieve Method; Prime Number Theorem; Riemann Hypothesis
Abstract
Let Pi(N) be the number of primes less than or equal to N, Pi (2≤Pi≤Pm) be taken over the primes less than or equal to √N, then exists the formula as follows: Pi(N) = INT { N×∏ (1-1/Pi) } + m-1 = Li (N) - 0.5×Li (N^0.5) ± 0.5×Li (N^0.5) Li (N^0.5) ≥ Li (N) - Pi (N) ≥ 0 : ( The Riemann Hypothesis is proved ) Pi (N) = R (N) + K × (Li (N) - R (N) ), 1 ≥ K ≥ -1 . P (K) = 1.99471140200716338969973029967…×EXP (-12.5×K×K) Where the INT { } expresses the taking integer operation of formula spread out type in { }, the Li (N) is the logarithmic integral function, the R (N) is the Riemann Prime Counting Function, the P (K) is the Normal Distribution N (μ=0,σ=0.2).
Citation
Sha YY. Gauss Riemann Shayinyue Prime Number Distribution Theorem. SM J Biometrics Biostat. 2018; 3(3): 1035.