Data and citations

The wwirh.org Top 100 as an open dataset

The ranked list behind this site is available as a single CSV file under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. You are free to reuse it, including for commercial work, as long as you give credit.

Download wwirh_top100.csv   100 researchers, 0 of them matched to Wikidata.

What is in the file

One row per researcher, in rank order. The columns are: rank, name, the arXiv and OpenAlex composite ranks, arXiv Riemann-hypothesis-topical paper count, and, where matched, OpenAlex work and citation counts, institution, country, and first and last active year. A pipeline rank is left blank when the researcher did not appear in that pipeline; the overall ranking used an interpolated estimate in its place (see Methodology).

How to cite

Hubbard, S. (2026). Who's Who in Riemann Hypothesis Research. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20674899

The DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20674899 always resolves to the current version. Every release is also archived on Zenodo with its own version DOI.

How the ranking is built

The pipeline, arXiv preprint output and OpenAlex topical citations combined into a composite score (with the zbMATH MSC layer being integrated), is documented on the Methodology page.

License and reuse

The data on this site is built from public sources (arXiv, OpenAlex, zbMATH, MGP) under their respective license terms. The compiled list and methodology are released under CC-BY 4.0: feel free to reuse with attribution.