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 <h4>Fundamental theorem of calculus, complex differentiable at z0, and more on Fourier/Laplace transformations, along with continuing on the Feynman path integral function. Above conjecture and notable primer charactersitics, including deriving 1/log(2) as a transcendental number is important for potential hypotheses for what these numbers might mean. If you have been reading and following, pay attention to what each of the numbers are respect to as prime numbers. 
 
-In my depth of complex analysis, I only know so much. I want to apply these rules through particular programs and understandings, as well as restarting 1st part thesis with other beginning constants even. Also, please understand these rules are no different than people like Euler and Ramanujan have conjectured for what the basis of quantum principles and Feynman have already discovered. But, I do find it fascinating that I found many prime numbers oINcff intuition and other characteristics, as well as transcendental numnber analysis. 
+In my depth of complex analysis, I only know so much. I want to apply these rules through particular programs and understandings, as well as restarting 1st part thesis with other beginning constants even. Also, please understand these rules are no different than people like Euler and Ramanujan have conjectured for what the basis of quantum principles and Feynman have already discovered. But, I do find it fascinating that I found many prime numbers off intuition and other characteristics, as well as transcendental numnber analysis. 
 
 Learning more about the above, and that application through various readings will be important to follow up with. Including, topological quantum matter, manifolds, more on imaginary numbers and partitions of course.
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