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Statistical Theory of Numbers

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This article is three-sided: it is a pedestrian introduction to the Riemann hypothesis in the case of the classical zeta function, it provides also an elementary presentation of Quantum Statistical Mechanics and finally it is an attempt to present the reader with a precise dictionary between the fields of number theory -additive or multiplicative- on the one hand and of thermodynamics of “solved quantum systems” on the other, the physical terms mentioned in the mathematical part will be defined in the Physics section.

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Julia, B. (1990). Statistical Theory of Numbers. In: Luck, JM., Moussa, P., Waldschmidt, M. (eds) Number Theory and Physics. Springer Proceedings in Physics, vol 47. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75405-0_30

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