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Riemann's hypothesis affirms that the existence of zeros for zed function have as the royal part (a = 1 ) as the only solution. In this article I analyzed and in turn demonstrates the existence of infinitys royal numbers for his royal part. To define all zeros, we will apply the method of progressive substitution.