Contribution of Non Integer Integro-Differential Operators (NIDO) to the geometrical understanding of Riemann's conjecture-(II)
Alain Le Méhauté, Abdelaziz El Kaabouchi, Laurent Nivanen
Abstract
Advances in fractional analysis suggest a new way for the physics understanding of Riemann's conjecture. It asserts that, if s is a complex number, the non trivial zeros of zeta function in the gap [0,1], is characterized by . This conjecture can be understood as a consequence of 1/2-order fractional differential characteristics of automorph dynamics upon opened punctuated torus with an angle at infinity equal to . This physical interpretation suggests new opportunities for revisiting the cryptographic methodologies.
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