The zero-free line conjecture for Miller-basis modular forms

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For a modular form in the Miller basis, let its associated Faber polynomial be the polynomial whose zeros correspond to zeros of the modular form on the relevant boundary component. Zero-free line conjecture. The modular forms in the Miller basis have no zeros on the line ℜ(τ)=0\Re(\tau)=0. Equivalently, the associated Faber polynomials have no zeros in

[1728,∞).[1728,\infty).

This conjecture asserts a global zero-free property for the Miller basis and an equivalent real zero-free interval for the associated Faber polynomials. The supplied text gives no resolution or further evidence beyond this equivalence.

References

Primary source

Adi Zilka, “Moments of the zeros of Faber polynomials of the Miller basis”, arXiv:2510.05737 (2025).

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