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Analytic continuation of the Riemann zeta function to the right half-plane

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The identity ζ(s)=η(s)/(1−21−s) continues the Riemann zeta function meromorphically to ℜs>0. Apparent singularities at nonreal zeros of 1−21−s are removable, as one sees by replacing 2 with an integer k for which 1−k1−s=0. At s=1, η(1)=log2 and 1−21−s∼(s−1)log2, so ζ has a simple pole of residue one.

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