Behavior of The Z-function
From the critical line theorem, it follows that the density of the real zeros of the Z-function is
for some constant c > 2/5. Hence, the number of zeros in an interval of a given size slowly increases. If the Riemann hypothesis is true, all of the zeros in the critical strip are real zeros, and the constant c is one. It is also postulated that all of these zeros are simple zeros.
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