4321 — Two-Triangle RH Comparison and Its Native Boundary
What each triangle computes
The bare triangles act on coefficient amplitudes. Arithmetic enters through an explicit added analytic decoration on a fixed test/antidual register, not through the native arrows alone.
Let consist of smooth functions with finite seminorms
for all integers . Write . A Hermitian source form , conjugate-linear in its first argument, defines the continuous weak operator into the continuous antidual. Its edge operation is the reversible shear
Starting from , the arithmetic triangle follows , with edge labels endpoint , gamma , and signed prime-power term . It produces , where . The scalar readout is
where and .
The spectral triangle follows , with labels . It subtracts and restores the endpoint register around the full divisor evaluation, producing , with
The sum retains complex nodes and holomorphic multiplicities. It is not replaced by an absolute square at a complex node.
What the common edge identifies
The shared edge identifies one test frame and the chosen endpoint operator, with inverse operations on and . The shared analytic interface fixes Fourier conventions and the half-divisor normalization. This endpoint assignment is noncanonical: compensating changes to other edge labels preserve both face outputs.
The classical explicit formula, not the shared edge, supplies . Following both faces forward computes their sum. Comparing them requires the inverse second face; the composable path computes , the identity at the exact source level. Independently computed finite midpoints retain a bounded nonzero discrepancy rather than being silently equated.
What survives in both structures
The protonlike and neutron carriers admit the same added analytic register through metric-correct normalized native tags. Exact restrictions of dimensions three and fifteen were checked, together with negative and complex-Hermitian controls. The neutron metric is retained.
This does not identify the complete native processors. The inherited forms have only fourteen positive directions, excluding a fixed linear encoding of the certified positive fifteen-test family without enlargement. In the selected one-plane enlargement, the three-stage ranks remain six and thirty-three. Moreover the native clock satisfies , whereas a nonzero source shear , , satisfies . These obstruct the corresponding full-stage equivalence and injective clock intertwining; they do not exclude every alternative enlargement.
Covariance, quotient, and the RH condition
Every source form is invariant under simultaneous real translation of its two tests. On the antidual, gives . Signed covariance is unconditional: synthetic off-axis controls preserve the signed pairing while failing positive unitarity.
On the distinct divisor nodes, introduce the auxiliary space
Then , where is a linear self-adjoint permutation involution. Gaussian-polynomial localization gives density of in , and hence . The isotropic cone cannot replace the radical without positivity.
If a nonreal node exists, its conjugate pair supplies a negative signed direction, approximable by test evaluations. If all nodes are real, . Thus positivity on every test is equivalent to RH; this establishes the comparison's logical content, not positivity itself. Under RH the positive radical quotient completes to , with the self-adjoint multiplication generator and compact resolvent described in the companion note.
Multiplicity remains a scalar weight in this model. A node of multiplicity does not acquire an -dimensional eigenspace: repeated scalar evaluations occupy only the diagonal of copies. A multiplicity-resolved determinant requires additional justification.
Scope
The same signed analytic RH comparison survives beside both native structures. No all-test positivity, RH proof, native arithmetic execution, full native processing equivalence, or zeta determinant identity is asserted. Infinite-dimensional statements are analytic arguments, not machine-formalized theorems; the exact finite controls do not certify them by extrapolation.
Durable verification
- Analytic construction:
research/voevodsky/rh-analytic-dual-carrier-v1.md. - Covariance and quotient argument:
research/voevodsky/rh-covariance-quotient-v1.md. - Checkers:
research/voevodsky/checkers/check_rh_analytic_dual_carrier.pyandresearch/voevodsky/checkers/check_rh_covariance_quotient.py. - Results:
research/voevodsky/results/rh-analytic-dual-carrier-v1.json,research/voevodsky/results/rh-covariance-quotient-v1.json, andresearch/voevodsky/results/rh-native-test-capacity-v1.json. - The covariance checker was freshly rerun successfully for this entry, including verification of the preceding receipt's source hashes. The earlier analytic-carrier checker passed its recorded SCC challenge.
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