Theoretical study demonstrates a machine-verified proof of the Riemann Hypothesis via topological spectral rigidity, suggesting all non-trivial zeros strictly collapse onto the critical line.
This paper presents a machine verified topological proof by contradiction of the Riemann Hypothesis via spectral rigidity. Departing from brute-force numerical sweeps and isolated analytic approximations, we establish a foundational topological equivalence (∞ ~ 0 on RP¹) that mandates minimal geometric entropy. We demonstrate that any off-line zero (Re(ρ) ≠ 1/2) induces uncompensated geometric torsion (Im(D) ≠ 0), violating self-adjoint spectral rigidity (H = H^) and forcing a structural collapse onto the critical line.
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