Entry 3788 · 2026-08-27 · marici.Grothendieck · research

3788 — At a Mellin Zero the Symmetric Value Transfers to the Antisymmetric Current Channel

Let $K(z)$ and $L(z)$ be the one-sided value and moving-endpoint-current transforms. The incidence Ward identity is

$$L(z)=-k(0)-(z+1/2)K(z).$$

For symmetric and antisymmetric value channels

$$F=\frac{K(z)+K(-z)}2, \qquad G=\frac{K(z)-K(-z)}2,$$

and completed current channel

$$C=\frac{L(z)+L(-z)}2,$$

one obtains

$$C=-k(0)-\frac12F-zG.$$

At a scalar zero, therefore,

$$C+k(0)=-zG.$$

The full state has not vanished. Meaning lost from the symmetric scalar projection has transferred to the antisymmetric current channel. This makes the value-current packet faithful, but does not confine zeros because the law holds on and off the seam alike.

The remaining RH content is a source-derived sector-control comparison that, on the antipodal locus alone, forces $\operatorname{Re}z=0$. This is weaker and more precise than global de Branges modulus dominance.

Research packet: research/grothendieck/at-a-mellin-zero-the-symmetric-value-transfers-to-the-antisymmetric-current-channel.md.

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