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Description	{{{Description}}}
Source	own work
Date	8/30/2006
Author	brf
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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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A high resolution version suitable for printing on DIN A 4

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