It pisses me off that Mathematica doesn’t use old school math standards when producing a graph.
Here it has put the graph upside-down, the negative y-values above the x-axis:
And here it changed the graph to make it look like anything but what I would be pleased to see
(the axes don’t cross at (0,0):
How do I fix this?
Plot[Zeta[s],{s,5/4,2},AxesOrigin->{0,0},PlotRange->{{0,2},{0,5}}]
Hi Jose,
In the latest version uses the “old school math standards”, but as Hans suggested, with the help of some options, you can alter that in your version.
To be more specific, I was able to change the direction of the Y-axis using Frame
or you can simply use the option PlotRange to show some positive part on Y-Axis to force the plot to put the curve under X-Axis
