Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Signs

The computation of the Riemann zeta function involves knowing
more than the identities on which it rests. In effect, the zeroes in
question are those that appear for S on the real line! As one person put it in
a forum: Computing the Riemann zeta function is an entire new branch
of mathematics.

Riemann was a student of Dirichlet's; we owe him the modern definition of
the function as a single-valued correspondance between domain and range.
Dirichlet also opened the study of L-functions, of which the Riemann zeta
is the simplest expression.

http://www.lmfdb.org/

Below, a look at sign changes:

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As for why the Geogebra numbers move the way they do...tomorrow!
I'll be starting here:


source: Sciencedirect

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