About

• Methodology: how the rankings are built, the sources and weights, and what is deliberately left out.
• Data and citations: the full Top 100 as an open downloadable dataset, plus the DOI and how to cite this site.
• Contact: fix a profile, suggest someone missing, request removal, or just get in touch.

Why this site exists

The Riemann hypothesis is over 160 years old and still open: it is one of the Clay Millennium Prize Problems and arguably the most famous unsolved problem in mathematics. The community working on it and on the wider theory of the zeros of zeta and L-functions is large but enumerable. This site is a starting point for anyone wanting to know who is working on the Riemann hypothesis today, where they are, and what they have been writing recently.

Who built it

Steve Hubbard built this as a sister project to Who's Who in Goldbach Research, using the same open pipeline and documented methodology. Suggestions, corrections, and additions are welcome.