The term 'Riemann time-series' refers to
the shape of the wavelets or complex-number-surface-areas that lie between transfinite spaces.
A Rieman time-series describes a regression-shape such
that the arc-length of a semi-circle is
equivalent to its diameter.
Transfinite spaces are divided by wavelets or the surface areas of
complex numbers.
These regression-shapes are half-moons or semi-circle-like shapes.
A Riemann time-series is a formalistic statement that the arc-length of a wavelet is
equivalent to its diameter.
In terms of nature;
the shape of a wavelet is most comparable to an eye-lid opening and closing.