Universality of Other Zeta Functions
A similar universality property has been shown for the Lerch zeta-function. The Dirichlet L-functions show not only universality, but a certain kind of joint universality that allow any set of functions to be approximated by the same value(s) of t in different L-functions, where each function to be approximated is paired with a different L-function. Sections of the Lerch zeta-function have also been shown to have a form of joint universality.
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