
This paper introduces a novel experimental method for the validation of the Riemann Hypothesis, termed the "Inverse Falsification Test". We posit a model wherein prime numbers, when projected through a "lens" defined by the non-trivial zeros of the Riemann Zeta Function, form a 3D geometric structure in a space we call the "Riemann Vortex". In turn, this prime structure is utilized as a secondary lens to analyze the integrity of the zeros themselves. We demonstrate that a Riemann zero which satisfies the Hypothesis (with real part σ=0.5) projects to a coherent position within the Vortex, whereas a "false zero" (with σ≠0.5) undergoes a massive and measurable geometric displacement. Finally, we establish that the sensitivity of this test is directly proportional to the magnitude of the zeros used in the lens. A comparative experiment shows that a lens constructed from high-energy zeros (magnitude ~10²¹), based on the computations of A. M. Odlyzko, is over 23 times more effective at detecting the falsification for 20-digit primes than a lens of low-energy zeros. Furthermore, we establish the fundamental law governing this displacement. A linear regression on the log-log plot reveals a near-perfect power-law relationship. Contact: andrespirolo@gmail.com
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