Conjecture on simple inter-argument zeros of multiple zeta-functions

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Let r≥2r\geq 2. For 2≤k≤r2\leq k\leq r, let Ir(k)I_r(k) denote the number of inter-argument zeros (IAZs) of ζr(s)\zeta_r(s) in the interval (1/k,1/(k−1))(1/k,1/(k-1)). Simple IAZ conjecture. All IAZs of ζr(s)\zeta_r(s) are simple, and

Ir(k)=[rk]I_r(k)=\left[\frac{r}{k}\right]

for 2≤k≤r2\leq k\leq r. Numerical data for 2≤r≤102\leq r\leq 10 support the conjecture, but the authors state that they have found no rigorous proof.

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Kohji Matsumoto and Ilija Tanackov, “On the behavior of multiple zeta-functions with identical arguments on the real line I”, arXiv:2012.01712 (2020).

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