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X-WR-CALNAME:Department of Physics Colloquium\, Professor Giuseppe Mussardo
 \, SISSA\, Trieste\, Italy
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DESCRIPTION:General Physics Colloquium\, Professor Giuseppe Mussardo\, SISS
 A\, Trieste\, Italy\n\nTitle:  Random Walks and Riemann's Zeros\n\nHost:  
 Andre LeClair\n\nAbstract:  The Riemann Hypothesis has captivated mathemat
 icians for more than a century\, but its allure extends naturally to theor
 etical physics: the possibility that a deep arithmetic regularity may emer
 ge from the simple logic of a physical system is hard to resist. Here we p
 ursue this idea by recasting the Generalised Riemann Hypothesis in the lan
 guage of random walks. The key ingredients are the strikingly aleatory beh
 aviour of Möbius coefficients on square-free integers and of Dirichlet ch
 aracters on prime numbers. Their statistical randomness can be tested with
  remarkable precision. From this viewpoint\, the critical line Re s=1/2 ac
 quires a natural physical meaning: it is the universal 1/2 scaling exponen
 t characteristic of unbiased random walks.
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LOCATION:Physical Sciences Building\, 120
SUMMARY:Department of Physics Colloquium\, Professor Giuseppe Mussardo\, SI
 SSA\, Trieste\, Italy
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/department-of-physics-colloq
 uium-professor-giuseppe-mussardo-sissa-triesta-italy
CATEGORIES:Colloquium
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