02/24/2013, 11:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 02/24/2013, 11:24 AM by Balarka Sen.)
Gottfried Wrote:to see, whether z is attracting also for the complex plane its absolute value must be smaller in any direction of h in the derivative-formula (zeta(z+h/2)-zeta(z-h/2))/h .
Yes, it's obviously a question whether it's actually a fixed point in the whole complex plane but that wasn't the thing I've asked, actually. I want to know why zeta^[m](x) for complex x's tends to that unique fixed point for large m's? Is it just a mathematical coincidence or has a reason behind it?
Thank you for your time,
Balarka
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