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THE BERRY-KEATING SPECTRAL CORRESPONDENCE

Authors: Pompetzki, Christopher;

THE BERRY-KEATING SPECTRAL CORRESPONDENCE

Abstract

THE PROOF IN ONE PAGE Step Fact Consequence 1 ||F(τ)|| = 1 on the critical line T is unitary 2 T is multiplication by F plus reflection Composition of unitaries 3 Functional equation: l(τ) = F(τ) l(−τ) This is T l = l 4 F(τ) F(−τ) = 1 Therefore T² = I 5 T² = I and T g = λ g Forces λ² = 1 6 λ² = 1 λ = ±1 (both real) 7 Zeros at l(γ) = 0 γ ∈ ℝ 8 ρ = 1/2 + i γ with γ real Re(ρ) = 1/2 THE PUNCHLINE Berry-Keating isn't a "conjecture about quantum chaos" or "semiclassical approximation." It's just: The functional equation restricted to the critical line The fact that ∣F∣=1|F| = 1 ∣F∣=1 there (unitarity) The identity F(s)F(1−s)=1F(s)F(1-s) = 1 F(s)F(1−s)=1 (forces λ2=1\lambda^2 = 1 λ2=1) That's it. Linear Algebra 101.Go back to school, people and things. Better yet: get yourself a copy of Linear Algebra Done Right by Axler, the living legend.

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Pure mathematics, Linear algebra

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