The RH energy-bound conjecture for isolated Gram points

Let gng_n be an isolated Gram point, and let γdescend\gamma^{\mathrm{descend}} denote the descending curve in the two-dimensional deformation associated with the shifting and descending index sets. Let Δn(r;γdescend)\Delta_n(r;\gamma^{\mathrm{descend}}) be the corresponding discriminant. RH energy-bound conjecture. For every isolated Gram point,

(1)nΔn(r;γdescend)>0(-1)^n\Delta_n(r;\gamma^{\mathrm{descend}})>0

for all 0r10\leq r\leq1. The source presents this as a key conjectural ingredient in preventing zero collisions during the descending stage and notes that it remains out of reach, partly because it relies on the conjectured G-B-G repulsion property.

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Yochay Jerby, “A New Discriminant for the Hardy Z-Function and the Corrected Gram's law”, arXiv:2310.14415 (2023).

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