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| Description | Graph of Riemann's zeta function between -20 and +10 (red curve). The green curve between -13 and -1 is the graph of 100*zeta (x). |
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The red line is the graph of Riemann's zeta function on the real axis. For small negative values of x the numbers zeta (x) are very small. For this reason the green line shows the function 100 * zeta (x) in a sort of microscope effect.
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| current | 11:15, 1 September 2006 | | 297 × 420 (3 KB) | Brf | |
| 09:32, 31 August 2006 |  | 2,314 × 3,274 (77 KB) | Brf | ||
| 16:53, 30 August 2006 |  | 2,314 × 3,274 (75 KB) | Brf | == Summary == {{Information| |Graph of Riemanns zeta-function between -20 and +10 |Source=own work |Date=8/30/2006 |Author=brf |Permission = no Copyright because of own work }} {{PD-self}} == see also == Image: Zeta.png Category: Science [[Cate |
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