Abstract

In his 1859 paper, G. F. B. Riemann extended the domain of the zeta function from the set of real numbers to the set of complex numbers, and conjectured that the function’s zeros lie on the vertical line whose real part is ½. We shall use this analogy to introduce another type of zeta function and the properties of its zeros.

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