Pseudodifferential arithmetic and the Riemann hypothesis: reminders
Andr\'e Unterberger

TL;DR
This paper revisits and expands on previous work linking pseudodifferential arithmetic to the Riemann hypothesis, providing a detailed, self-contained overview of foundational concepts necessary for the conjecture's proof.
Contribution
It offers a comprehensive, self-contained exposition of the preliminary ideas related to pseudodifferential arithmetic and its connection to the Riemann hypothesis, enhancing clarity and accessibility.
Findings
Clarified foundational concepts in pseudodifferential arithmetic
Provided a self-contained overview of necessary background
Set the stage for a potential proof of the Riemann hypothesis
Abstract
The present preprint completes the arXiv preprint #2202.11652, entitled "Pseudodifferential arithmetic and the Riemann hypothesis", devoted to a proof of the conjecture. The first 4 pages of that preprint were devoted to a set of necessary reminders, given in a very concise way: we here give a self-contained, fully developed, version of this part.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHistory and Theory of Mathematics · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis · Mathematics and Applications
