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What a desappointment! I bought this book following the glowing reviews on this site. I Regrete bitterly money spent and time spent reading this "symphony". The biggest complaint: the low density of information in this book. For almost 500 pages (no less!) The author turns around the subject carefully avoiding to provide specifics. Just when a chapter starts getting interesting, we must move on.

While the style is pleasant and contrasts with the usual austere writing books about mathematics, but here the style effects barely conceal the lack of content.

If your math skills are very limited and you want to give to those around you the illusion that you have understood the problem of Riemann's conjecture, this book is for you!
Otherwise, if you really want to learn something substantial, go your way!