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Currently on my first long-distance travel in a very long time and it does feel very special and exciting. The destination, South #Korea, is certainly a key factor!

And the program is packed, with four events – and associated dinners ;-) – in the next four days.

So cool to be speaking about our work in #CLS from several projects at @tcdh, including on #Zeta, #MiMoText, #ELTeC and @CLSinfra. I'm also very eager to learn more about Korean DH research!

Details: christof-schoech.de/activities

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This next paper is about #stylometry in a #translation setting involving novels in #Swedish and #Danish:

Martje Wijers (2023), “Why the Daisy sisters are different. A stylometric study on the oeuvre of Swedish author Henning #Mankell and the Dutch translations of his work”, Journal of Computational Literary Studies 2 (1), 1–27. doi: doi.org/10.48694/jcls.3585

Keywords: #stylometry, #cluster analysis, #PCA, #delta, #zeta, #translation

Power series for the cotangent and cosecant functions can be expressed rather compactly in terms of the Riemann zeta and Dirichlet eta functions:

cotz=2k=0ζ(2k)π2kz2k1cscz=2k=0η(2k)π2kz2k1

Since I haven't seen these expressed quite this way before, I thought I'd share it. More information is available here:

analyticphysics.com/Special%20

analyticphysics.comZeta Functions in Trigonometry

The unproved Riemann hypothesis states that the nontrivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function occur only on the critical line z=12+iy. While it is not difficult to understand why these zeros can only occur inside the critical strip 0<Rez<1, the restriction to the critical line is spooky cool.

With an implementation of the zeta function in one has a proof near the origin via . The real part of the function is blue, imaginary red:

mathcell.org/www/riemann-zeta-

Manipulating the imaginary part of the argument along the critical strip shows immediately that zeros only occur on the critical line for an imaginary part of approximately

±14.13, ±21.02, ±25.01, ±30.42, ±32.94, ±37.59, ±40.92, ±43.33, ±48.01, ±49.77

For more context and the relation to the Riemann xi function, visit

analyticphysics.com/Special%20