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Exact finite Gram inversion, ordinary sawtooth least-squares errors and rigorous reciprocal-dilate certificates. The Riemann hypothesis and the limiting reciprocal approximation criterion remain unproved. We solve the finite least-squares problem for ordinary sawtooth dilates by explicit Gram inversion and obtain its exact error and asymptotic constant. For the distinct reciprocal-dilate problem, we derive rational Gram certificates, rigorous residual intervals and Hardy-space zero bounds. The Riemann hypothesis remains open.
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