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Abstract:
We construct an entire function
π·
(
π
)
D(s) of order β€β―1 satisfying
π·
(
1
β
π
)
=
π·
(
π
)
D(1βs)=D(s) and
lim
β‘
π
β
+
β
log
β‘
π·
(
π
+
π
π‘
)
=
0
,
Οβ+β
lim
β
logD(Ο+it)=0,
via S-finite adelic smoothing and relative Fredholm determinants. No reference to the Riemann zeta function
π
(
π
)
ΞΆ(s) or the completed function
Ξ
(
π
)
Ξ(s) is made in Sections 1β2. Using Schatten-class bounds and double operator integrals, we rigorously justify all limit exchanges and derive a complete explicit formula for
(
log
β‘
π·
)
β²
(logD)
β²
, including the exact Archimedean term and residues at
π
=
0
,
1
s=0,1.
A holomorphic self-adjoint ratio determinant
Dratio
(
π
)
:
=
det
β‘
(
(
π΄
π
,
πΏ
β
π
)
(
π΄
0
β
π
)
β
1
)
Dratio(s):=det((A
S,Ξ΄
β
βs)(A
0
β
βs)
β1
) is shown to be non-vanishing off the critical line
β
π
=
1
2
βs=
2
1
β
, and identified with
π·
(
π
)
D(s) via two-line PaleyβWiener uniqueness. Matching explicit formulas on both vertical lines and normalization at
β
β yield
π·
β‘
Ξ
.
Dβ‘Ξ.
This implies that all non-trivial zeros of
π
(
π
)
ΞΆ(s) lie on the critical line.
Key achievements:
Entire function
π·
(
π
)
D(s) constructed without use of
π
ΞΆ or
Ξ
Ξ
Explicit formula derived via operator-theoretic trace identities
Archimedean term justified via Hadamard finite-part regularization
Holomorphic determinant ratio identified:
π·
β‘
Dratio
Dβ‘Dratio
Two-line PaleyβWiener uniqueness proves
π·
β‘
Ξ
Dβ‘Ξ
Non-circular, rigorous and self-contained proof of RH
Numerical validation included with open source notebooks
References:
Simon (2005), Kato (1995), Peller (2003), Titchmarsh (1986), Connes (1999), HelfferβVoros (2000)
Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17073781
License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (or specify if different)
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Title A Complete Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis via S-Finite Adelic Systems (DR) by JosΓ© Manuel Mota B.
Abstract:
We construct an entire function
π·
(
π
)
D(s) of order β€β―1 satisfying
π·
(
1
β
π
)
=
π·
(
π
)
D(1βs)=D(s) and
lim
β‘
π
β
+
β
log
β‘
π·
(
π
+
π
π‘
)
=
0
,
Οβ+β
lim
β
logD(Ο+it)=0,
via S-finite adelic smoothing and relative Fredholm determinants. No reference to the Riemann zeta function
π
(
π
)
ΞΆ(s) or the completed function
Ξ
(
π
)
Ξ(s) is made in Sections 1β2. Using Schatten-class bounds and double operator integrals, we rigorously justify all limit exchanges and derive a complete explicit formula for
(
log
β‘
π·
)
β²
(logD)
β²
, including the exact Archimedean term and residues at
π
=
0
,
1
s=0,1.
A holomorphic self-adjoint ratio determinant
Dratio
(
π
)
:
=
det
β‘
(
(
π΄
π
,
πΏ
β
π
)
(
π΄
0
β
π
)
β
1
)
Dratio(s):=det((A
S,Ξ΄
β
βs)(A
0
β
βs)
β1
) is shown to be non-vanishing off the critical line
β
π
=
1
2
βs=
2
1
β
, and identified with
π·
(
π
)
D(s) via two-line PaleyβWiener uniqueness. Matching explicit formulas on both vertical lines and normalization at
β
β yield
π·
β‘
Ξ
.
Dβ‘Ξ.
This implies that all non-trivial zeros of
π
(
π
)
ΞΆ(s) lie on the critical line.
Key achievements:
Entire function
π·
(
π
)
D(s) constructed without use of
π
ΞΆ or
Ξ
Ξ
Explicit formula derived via operator-theoretic trace identities
Archimedean term justified via Hadamard finite-part regularization
Holomorphic determinant ratio identified:
π·
β‘
Dratio
Dβ‘Dratio
Two-line PaleyβWiener uniqueness proves
π·
β‘
Ξ
Dβ‘Ξ
Non-circular, rigorous and self-contained proof of RH
Numerical validation included with open source notebooks
References:
Simon (2005), Kato (1995), Peller (2003), Titchmarsh (1986), Connes (1999), HelfferβVoros (2000)
Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17073781
License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (or specify if different)
Work type Education, Informative
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