Cherednik's Riemann-hypothesis conjecture for the Hilbert L-function

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Let (C,0)(C,0) be a planar curve singularity, and let L(q,t,0)L(q,t,0) be the specialization at a=0a=0 of its Hilbert LL-function. A tt-zero is a complex number ξ\xi such that L(q,ξ,0)=0L(q,\xi,0)=0. Cherednik's Riemann-hypothesis conjecture. Any tt-zero ξ\xi of L(q,t,0)L(q,t,0) satisfies

ξ=1q,0<q12.|\xi|=\frac{1}{\sqrt{q}},\qquad\forall\,0<q\leq\frac{1}{2}.

This is an analogue of a Riemann hypothesis for the zeros of the specialized Hilbert LL-function. The source identifies it as the main version of I. Cherednik's conjecture but supplies no evidence of a resolution.

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Taiwang Deng and Tao Su, “Purity of generalized affine Springer fibers from generic planar curve singularities”, arXiv:2509.20800 (2025).

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