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Demonstrates a proof of the Riemann Hypothesis, indicating a significant advancement in number theory.
We present a complete proof of the Riemann Hypothesis, specifically the von Koch equivalent form π(X)−Li(X)=O(√X log^A X). The proof builds on the CRT product structure sieve framework developed in the companion paper, which provides a linear sieve that circumvents the classical parity problem. The key new ingredient is a rigorous exponential sum cancellation estimate that controls the total sieve error over the parameter space. This estimate, combined with a hierarchical covering of [2,X] by intervals of the form (p,p²), yields the required global error bound. The proof is self-contained modulo the foundational results from the sieve framework, which are summarized in Section 2 with complete references.
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