This preprint introduces a framework addressing the Riemann Hypothesis using L-functions, indicating new mathematical pathways.
This preprint introduces an operator-theoretic framework for Artin L-functions based on a multiplicative boundary condition arising from Euler’s totient function. The construction is unconditional; the connection to zero distributions requires explicit analytic hypotheses. A full exposition, including the φ(n)-residue boundary, dilation symmetry, curvature estimates, and the spectral wall inequality, is provided.
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