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Q: How do we test Riemann zeta zeros for simplicity?

zeynelI understand that we call a “simple zero” if the first derivative of the complex function $\neq 0$. How does this apply to the zeros of the Riemann zeta? I read that all known zeros are simple. Taking the derivative of $\zeta(s) = \sum n^{-s}$ won’t work because this zeta is valid only for $\oper...

 
 
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Q: $N$ simultaneous Hexagon Mall shoppers skip some stores in a certain regular pattern. Minutes before they all meet up at node 0? Fundamental group?

Daniel DonnellyLet the $k$th shopper $k = 1..N$ skip the $v$th store they visit if and only if $v \neq \pm 1 \pmod {p_{k + 2}}$. In other words shopper $k =1$ will start at node $0$ (blue in picture) which is the Hexagon Mall entrance together with shopper $k=2$ (orange in picture). Shopper $1$ moves in patt...

 
 
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I moved to close this as a duplicate but it was eventually overturned. I do not feel TOO strongly about it... maybe there's utility in having a worked example for a finite base field. I don't plan to participate on re-closing it, but thought I'd drop it here for review in case anyone else feels it should stay closed as a duplicate.
 
2:36 PM
^^^ reclosed with same dupe targets.
 
@JoseAvilez Now deletable.
D1, D2, D3, D4
 
 
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I suggest to delete math.stackexchange.com/a/4907480/42969 – answer posted in Spanish, author did not respond to translation request in 24 hours.
 
 
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Q: Is this Collatz-like stochastic process almost surely bounded?

RobI recently asked a question about whether a stochastic process $X =(X_n)_n$ could exhibit two properties at the same time, namely that $P(\sup_n X_n < \infty) = 1$ while $E(X_n) \to \infty$ as $n\to \infty$. I had a specific example in mind, but feedback I received on that question made me realiz...

 

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