A cradle has upper and lower surfaces, a periphery and opposed first and second ends. A closed projection extends upwardly from the first end with spaced parallel faces and co-axial bores. Laterally spaced open projections extend upwardly from the second end. Each open projection has a free exterior with a recess extending inwardly. A draw latch fabricated of an elastomer has a handle and a major portion. The major portion has a fixed end positioned between the parallel faces of the closed projection. The fixed end has a central bore. A pivot pin extends through the central and co-axial bores. The major portion has a movable end with an enlargement. The draw latch is adapted to be unstretched whereby the enlargement is located between the recesses.
The paper builds on the work of Johan Jensen and George Plya, two of the most important mathematicians of the 20th century. It reveals a method to calculate the Jensen-Plya polynomialsa formulation of the Riemann Hypothesisnot one at a time, but all at once.