Abstract
To prove: that the generalized Riemann hypothesis is true, namely, that all the zeta zeros of L -functions are balanced on the one-half number line, using the scale of the harmonic zeta function. Now that the Riemann hypothesis has been proven (in “Summa Characteristica and the Riemann Hypothesis: Scaling Riemann’s Mountain”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Vol. 11 (6) (December 2008)), it can be extended by analytical continuation to prove the generalized hypothesis concerning L-functions. The initial “gene” or generating (one half) principle that proves the Riemann hypothesis also proves that no L-series has a zero with real part on the complex plane other than one half. As a result of this proof, the Birch/Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture is also resolved. Finally, what impact, if any, do these proofs have on security codes based upon prime numbers?
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