The Riemann -function from primitive Markovian cycles II: Strip rigidity and divisor identification
Abstract
We compare the Riemann --function to a canonical real-entire reference family arising from the cycle Laplacian developed in Paper I. These spectral determinants have only real zeros by self-adjointness. Our main tool is a rigidity lemma for holomorphic functions on horizontal strips. Applied to a normalized seam ratio linking (2·) to the reference family, this lemma shows that, under explicit holomorphy and boundary nonvanishing hypotheses verified in the forthcoming Paper III, the seam ratio extends to a zero-free holomorphic function of bounded type on each overlap strip. It follows that, on every admissible overlap strip, (2·) and the reference family have the same zero divisor.
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