Cantor-weighted Hurwitz zeta alpha-second-moment conjecture

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Let ν\nu be the Cantor measure used in the paper and let ν~\widetilde\nu be its pushforward to (0,1)(0,1). Let ζ(s,α)\zeta(s,\alpha) denote the Hurwitz zeta function. Cantor-weighted Hurwitz alpha-second-moment conjecture. As tt\to\infty,

ζ(12+it,α)2dν~(α)=12logt+O(1).\int \bigl|\zeta(\tfrac12+it,\alpha)\bigr|^2\,d\widetilde\nu(\alpha)=\tfrac12\log t+O(1).

The conjecture is intended to provide a Cantor-measure analogue of known Lebesgue α\alpha-average second-moment formulas and would imply the Lindelöf hypothesis for the associated function LL; it is open in the supplied text.

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Ralph Furmaniak, “Bohr's Last Problem Under the Entirety Hypothesis: A Survey with Initial Reductions”, arXiv:2603.23336 (2026).

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