Computational verification of the Riemann hypothesis via differential equations

31 August 2026, Version 18
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Abstract

Although the numerical search for non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function is important, this short paper presents a computational method based on linear differential equations to detect regions in the critical strip where the symmetry of the zeta function breaks down. Rather than directly searching for non-trivial zeros, the proposed approach provides a computational procedure for excluding regions in the critical strip where such zeros cannot occur.

Keywords

Zeta function
Riemann Hypothesis
Euler differential equation

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