From: hiyaho on
make n\to 2n to find
\zeta(s)~\sum(1/n^s-1/(1+n)^s)=\sumf(2n)
R(s)=(-1,)
make derivation of series f
\sumln(n)/n^s-ln(n)/(1+n)^s
calculate the remainder out of the first n terms
~ln(n)/n^s+C
C at R(s)>0 is uniform finit
According to the popular opionion
sum of first n terms(n)+reminder(n)=C(s)
make R(s) close to 0 and make n close to infinity,controversy can be found.
Puzzle:
Sum of every term derivation f at R(s)>0 is finit?
Explaination:
Continue derivation depend on uniform convengence of the series,but in fact it's only absolutely convergent,The calulation's validity here depends on the presumption of contintue derivation of $zeta(s)$。

Tao used at R(s)>1-\delta the property of analytic,

Criticism is welcomed!