The Spectral Bridge: Connecting the No-Vacuum Algebraic Theorem to the Riemann Hypothesis: Deficiency Indices, Spectral Zeta Functions, Formal Obstructions, and the Baryon Asymmetry Problem

This is Paper C of the 59-Dimensional Series. It provides the rigorous spectral-theoretic foundation required to bridge the "No-Vacuum" Algebraic Theorem of Paper A with the physical mass predictions of Paper B. Key highlights of this paper include: Resolution of the Baryon Asymmetry: A geometric derivation showing how the 29+1+29 structure breaks matter-antimatter symmetry via a specific spectral phase shift. Deficiency Indices: Formal proof that n_{+} = n_{-} = 1 for the H_{59} operator, identifying the Dirichlet extension as the unique physical choice for a stable universe. Formal Obstruction Proof: Demonstration that no standard L^2 kernel can produce a logarithmic spectral density, addressing long-standing gaps in Hilbert-Pólya constructions. Exact Lower Bound: Calculation of the spectral lower bound at -55/118, offering a testable prediction for quantum cosmology. Spectral Zeta Connection: Derivation of the relation \zeta_{H59}(s) = 59^{s} \cdot \zeta_{R}(s), linking the 59D Plenum directly to the Riemann Zeta function. References to previous papers (As listed in your document): Paper A: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20076536 Paper B: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20088148