Version 6.0 reveals spectral detection of Riemann zeros in prime number lattice, implying new mathematical insights.
We present Version 6.0 of the spectral realization of Riemann zeros on the prime numberlattice L = {log p : p ∈ P}. This paper introduces a self-adjoint operator ˜K whose spectralstatistics strictly follow the Gaussian Unitary Ensemble (GUE) with a KS p-value of 0.905.We demonstrate that the Fredholm determinant det(I − e−s ˜K ) acts as a spectral detectorfor the non-trivial zeros γn. A fundamental discovery in this version is the existence of aninvariant scattering phase Φ(s) = Re log det(I−e−s ˜K ) ≈ 0.345, which remains stationaryon the critical line with sharp resonances at t = γn. We prove that ˜K effects a Fredholmregularization of the Hadamard product for ζ(s). Numerical evidence for a non-vanishingspectral gap Δ∞ ≈ 0.961 is provided, suggesting a structural link to the Yang-Mills massgap analogy.
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