Preprint reveals a new effective criterion for hyperbolicity in Jensen polynomials of the Riemann ξ-function, suggesting improved estimations.
This preprint investigates an effective d^3-scale criterion for the hyperbolicity of Jensen polynomials associated with the Taylor coefficients of the Riemann ξ-function. The work builds on the normalization framework of Griffin, Ono, Rolen, Thorner, Tripp, and Wagner and develops a Poisson–Gaussian generating-function approach combined with Hermite polynomial comparison. The manuscript presents a route from the normalized Jensen polynomial coefficients to a bounded Hermite generating-function estimate, using finite-difference formulas, Nörlund–Rice bounds, and complex saddle-point analysis. The resulting criterion aims to improve the known effective range from an exponential scale in d to a polynomial d^3 scale. This deposit is a preprint version intended for timestamping, citation, and further mathematical review.
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Wanzheng Ning (2026) studied this question.
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