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On a Theorem of Matiyasevich

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Using the restatement of the Riemann hypothesis proposed in a recent paper of Matiyasevich, we explicitly write out the system of Diophantine equations whose unsolvability is equivalent to this hypothesis.

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The authors are much obliged to the referee for a number of useful remarks.

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Moroz, B.Z., Norkin, A.A. On a Theorem of Matiyasevich. Math Notes 108, 344–355 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0001434620090047

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