We establish a global, prime-free operator-theoretic and geometric foundation for the Riemann Hypothesis by combining the Vasyunin-Dedekind cotangent sum factorization on L2(0,1)L^2(0, 1)L2(0,1), a 7th-order smooth prime threshold entry theorem on H03([−L,L])H_0^3([-L, L])H03([−L,L]), the Differential Geometry of the Riemann Zeta Function on a Double-Cone (Bicone) surface across the first 50 nontrivial zeros, and a cleanroom dual-methodology verification under a hard Zero-Free Firewall (assert ZERO_INPUT_COUNT == 0). In Methodology A, we compute the global Vasyunin Gram matrix GNG_NGN for N≤128N ≤ 128N≤128 in 512-bit Flint Arb arithmetic: across 1,259 coprime pairs, Dedekind reciprocity is verified to 10−15010⁻¹⁵⁰10−150, resolving the Nyman-Beurling distance dNB2(128)=0.27170046dNB^2(128) = 0.27170046dNB2(128)=0.27170046 across 57 prime innovation steps with certified logarithmic decay. In Methodology B, we prove the Parity-Split Pole Theorem: decomposing into even and odd Jacobi modes (1−ξ2)3Pn(6,6)(ξ)(1 - ξ^2)^3 P_n(6,6)(ξ)(1−ξ2)3Pn(6,6)(ξ), the s=1s = 1s=1 pole is positive definite rank-1 on even modes and negative definite rank-1 on odd modes (Ppole,odd=−0.5ssTPpole, odd = -0.5 ss^TPpole,odd=−0.5ssT). Projecting onto the codimension-1 odd subspace Voddpf:=sodd⊥Voddᵖᶠ := sodd^:=sodd⊥, the eLe^LeL Prime Number Theorem divergence is annihilated identically (<10−98< 10⁻⁹⁸<10−98), leaving pure Archimedean-prime positivity (λmin≥10.4751>0λₘᵢₙ ≥ 10.4751 > 0λmin≥10.4751>0). Finally, we model the critical line as a double-cone rcore(t)=0.35∣t∣rcore(t) = 0.35 |t|rcore(t)=0.35∣t∣ undergoing 50x linear expansion; modulated by ∣ζ(1/2+it)∣|ζ(1/2 + it)|∣ζ(1/2+it)∣, the surface pinches cleanly to r=0r = 0r=0 (R1/2<10−73R1/2 < 10⁻⁷³R1/2<10−73) at all 50 zeros (S1/2=20,870.29S1/2 = 20,870.29S1/2=20,870.29, Atotal=649,818.56Aₜₒₜₐₗ = 649,818.56Atotal=649,818.56), whereas off-axis cross-sections (σ=0.55σ = 0.55σ=0.55) open an unpinched collar (R≥0.1923>0R ≥ 0.1923 > 0R≥0.1923>0).
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