Is arg\xi(1/2+is) an Increasing Function of 's'?

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given the function

[tex]arg\xi(1/2+is)[/tex]

is this an increasing function of 's' ?? , i mean if its derivative is always bigger than 0

here xi is the Riemann Xi function

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_Xi_function

could we define the 'inverse' (at least for positive s) of [tex]arg\xi(1/2+is)[/tex] ?
 
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I don't really know much about that function but is the whole point of it not that on 1/2+is it's real and has the same zeroes as the zeta function? In which case its argument is discontinuous and some multiple of pi the whole time.
 

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