The first limiting conjecture for eta-derivative determinants

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Let DND_N be the determinant polynomial used in the paper, obtained from variables xj,kx_{j,k}, and define

SN(a)=DN(xj,k↦η⟨j+k⟩(a))DN−1(xj,k↦η⟨j+k+2⟩(a)).S_N(a)=\frac{D_N\big(x_{j,k}\mapsto\eta^{\langle j+k\rangle}(a)\big)}{D_{N-1}\big(x_{j,k}\mapsto\eta^{\langle j+k+2\rangle}(a)\big)}.

The first limiting conjecture. Except for countably many values of aa,

SN(a)⟶1S_N(a)\longrightarrow 1

as N→∞N\to\infty.

This is the first determinant-ratio specialization of the paper's approximate dependency phenomenon and is supported by numerical data, but no proof or resolution is given.

References

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Yuri Matiyasevich, “In Search of Approximate Polynomial Dependencies Among the Derivatives of the Alternating Zeta Function”, arXiv:2602.03408 (2026).

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