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

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 (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.

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

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