The collection of all L-functions can be visualized as points in euclidean spaces called landscapes. The first few points in each landscape appear to lie close to an arithmetic progression. Visualizations of the L-functions and their zeros led to an explanation for this initial regularity.
De Cruz Godar
De Jonathan Love
De Robert Corless
De Ian Short
De Bernat Espigule
De Vlerë Mehmeti
De Karl-Mikael Perfekt
