Introduction to Mobius Function.

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In this video, we will discuss the definition of Mobius Function and will do basic examples.

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Please watch: "Real Projective Space, n=1"
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  1. Math For Life
  2. Mobius Function
  3. Number Theory
  4. cool property
  5. cool lecture
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Thank you! I tried understanding this for a long time and then decided to give my last try by looking it up on YouTube. I understood it in just a few seconds after seeing ur video.

varearmyshootingstars
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03:12 You could say that n = 1 has r = 0 distinct prime factors. Therefore 𝜇(1) = 1.

SimchaWaldman
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If the sum from k=1 to n of Mobius(k) is of order n^0.5 then the Riemann hypothesis holds true
To prove this one should consider the Dirichlet sum for 1/zeta and consider how you analytically continue the function to the domain where the real part of the input is non negative

cameronspalding
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Thank you .very good explination. Can yoy please explain how to express mobius function as bell series?

alial
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What are you planning on making the video about solving for n if n^n=(n+1)!

kmac
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On the third column, where you add the numbers, the forth number shouldn't be a -1? You wrote 0, but then -2, which is correct. -1-1 is -2, but you wrote 0 instead of -1. It happens. :D

Ynook
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Ok....BUT HOW does Tony know to go back to 1970 New Jersey?

shwnshts
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The person running the channel blackpenredpen I think recommends to view your channel ; but he uses a much better microphone and his voice is very clear. You should be using something like that too... It was quite difficult to understand what you were speaking - Thanks to the youtube subtitles - A life saver.

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