Jacob Jacobi in 1868 published his studies in Number Theory. Professor Fritz Schweiger writes:
"Maybe he was warned off by the long calculations for (1; 5¹/³; 25¹/³) and the obviously never ending calculations on (1; 4¹/³; 16¹/³). In fact, it is still not known if periodicity occurs at all!"
I am curious to understand the problems Jacobi run into.
"Maybe he was warned off by the long calculations for (1; 5¹/³; 25¹/³) and the obviously never ending calculations on (1; 4¹/³; 16¹/³). In fact, it is still not known if periodicity occurs at all!"
I am curious to understand the problems Jacobi run into.
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