V177_1 — A Conditional Hard‑Edge PF3 Program for Jensen Coefficients of the Riemann E‑Function
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Description This manuscript formulates a conditional program for proving the PF3 hard‑edge layer of Jensen‑type coefficients associated with the Riemann E‑function. The purpose is not to prove the Riemann Hypothesis, but to isolate a first nontrivial positivity layer in the Pólya–Schur–Aissen–Schoenberg–Whitney total positivity framework. The focus is on the positivity of all 3×3 solid Toeplitz minors, reduced to effective estimates for de Bruijn moment ratios.
🔹 Main Contributions
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Normalized determinant identity for PF3 minors: N3,q=2v3−v4−(1−vq)2Eq.
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Factorization: xq=Pd,qTq, separating explicit rational geometry from analytic difficulty.
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Positivity criterion using finite differences and scale bounds.
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Tau‑Weak moment‑ratio theorem as the central analytic input.
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Saddle‑point Laplace route proposed for proving Tau‑Weak.
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Certificate architecture covering finite rectangular, fixed‑small‑q, fixed‑small‑h, and transition‑band regimes.
🔹 Structural Components
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Rational factor Pd,q supplies explicit hard‑edge geometry.
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Analytic difficulty concentrated entirely in moment ratios Tq=mq−1mq+1mq2.
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Bulk, left‑edge, and right‑edge positivity proven conditionally on Tau‑Weak.
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Certificate architecture ensures finite regimes are covered rigorously.
🔹 Finite Ladder Evidence
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Algebraic identities verified via Desnanot–Jacobi relations.
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Explicit rational estimates for Pd,q in bulk and edge regimes.
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Saddle‑point analysis outlines derivation of Tau‑Weak bounds.
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Finite certificate plan ensures small‑q and small‑h families are checked.
🔹 Final Bottleneck Remaining analytic obligations include:
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Proof of Tau‑Weak moment‑ratio bounds.
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Rigorous computation of de Bruijn moments for finite certificates.
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Verification of transition‑band cases with interval arithmetic.
🔹 Conditional Main Theorem Assuming Tau‑Weak and the certificate architecture, all 3×3 solid Toeplitz minors are positive:
Thus the hard‑edge Jensen coefficient sequence satisfies PF3 positivity conditionally.
🔹 Conclusion V177_1 reduces PF3 positivity to effective control of moment ratios. The algebraic structure is explicit and clean; the analytic bottleneck is entirely in proving Tau‑Weak. With certificate architecture, finite regimes are covered, leaving the moment‑ratio theorem as the central analytic challenge.
👉 Key message: V177_1 demonstrates that PF3 positivity for Jensen coefficients can be conditionally reduced to Tau‑Weak moment‑ratio estimates plus finite certificate verification.
📩 Verification Note: If npz files or numerical audit data are required for independent verification, please request them by email at 24ping@naver.com.
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2026-03-07
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