The Linear Independence Conjecture for ordinates of zeta zeros

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Consider the set of positive ordinates of non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function,

{γR>0:ζ(β+iγ)=0, β(0,1)}.\{\gamma\in\mathbb{R}_{>0}:\zeta(\beta+i\gamma)=0,\ \beta\in(0,1)\}.

Linear Independence Conjecture. This set is linearly independent over Q\mathbb{Q}. The conjecture is used in the paper's large-deviation arguments for the summatory functions under consideration; it remains open.

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Primary source

Caio Bueno, “Distribution of sums involving Dirichlet characters over the k-free integers”, arXiv:2602.23100 (2026).

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