Calculus problem parties 2- Riemann Zeta Function

Hi Brilliant! Welcome to the second Calculus problem party! See this if you want to know about the first one. I've begun the party in order to improve the standards of Calculus problems on Brilliant.

Rules of posting the link:

  • Problems should belong to this topic itself. It may contain other topics.

  • Link must be in proper format, i.e, hyperlink should be hidden behind the name.

  • Every user should post at most 3 links.

  • The problems need not be your own problems.

  • You may post the links which others have posted. After all, it is your opinion.

  • Every problem should have a good concept/technique behind it.

  • Don't just randomly post the links. I will randomly ask you what's the concept behind the problem you posted.

  • Top 5 problems, i.e., which have been shared most number of times will be added to a special set.

  • The party ends on 22 June.

  • See this set for selected problems!

Note:

I won't be disclosing the topic of the next problem party as people will deliberately post problems of those topics.

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Note by Aditya Kumar
5 years ago

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Please read rule 3

Aditya Kumar - 5 years ago

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I think we should make an exception and not delete the links posted by Hummus. At least there are some problems now, otherwise this thread was dead for a very long time.

Ishan Singh - 5 years ago

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@Ishan Singh Ok. U can post some links also.

Aditya Kumar - 5 years ago

oops,sorry,should i delete them or should i keep them as ishan suggested?

Hamza A - 5 years ago
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