The east west coordinate determines how load each harmonic plays. The points at sea-level might have been dotted all over the map of the imaginary world. Instead, Riemann’s calculations showed that they all seem to lie in a straight line – no note plays louder than any other note! But can we be sure that all points at sea-level really are on this line? Riemann believed they were and this is what is called the Riemann Hypothesis. Mathematicians have been searching ever since to prove that there is no stray point sitting off the line, playing a loud note in the music of the primes.

This line is called the critical line.

Through Riemann’s looking glass of his imaginary landscape the chaos of the primes turns into the order of the points at sea-level. FINALLY A PATTERN EMERGES.