A new proof of the Riemann-Poincaré uniformization theorem.
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A new proof of the Riemann-Poincaré uniformization theorem.
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Riemann’s memoir is devoted to the function π(x) defined as the number of prime numbers less or equal to the real and positive number x. This is really the fact, but the “main role” in it is played by the already mentioned zeta-function.