Prime Errors and the Quasi-Riemann Frontier A Certified Conditional Boundary and Its Parameter-Optimization Barrier

We refine the amplified reflected-numerator parameter comparison of Xu and Sang, conditional on thesame analytic inputs imported from OpenAI, to obtain the exact admissible half-planeRe s > 4374433248150000000000 = 0.87488664962.This improves the preceding certified parameter boundary 0.87488666 by 1.038 × 10−8, without claiming anew mean-value estimate. The continuous endpoint inequality is proved by an exact rational polynomialidentity and a negative-discriminant certificate, with all scalar admissibility conditions separately checked.Within the unchanged admissibility system and licensed moment range, we further prove the barrierBlim = 0.874886649616631419 . . .; the displayed boundary lies less than 3.37 × 10−12 above that barrier.These results sharpen the parameter geometry, not the underlying analytic estimates. The original294-page cumulative research manuscript is retained after this current-results introduction as a historicaltechnical record; its earlier targets and abstracts are superseded by the present scoped statement

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23414580
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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Prime Errors and the Quasi-Riemann Frontier A Certified Conditional Boundary and Its Parameter-Optimization Barrier

Tony Newton
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Analytic Number Theory Research
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Prime Errors and the Quasi-Riemann Frontier A Certified Conditional Boundary and Its Parameter-Optimization Barrier

Tony Newton
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Abstract

We refine the amplified reflected-numerator parameter comparison of Xu and Sang, conditional on thesame analytic inputs imported from OpenAI, to obtain the exact admissible half-planeRe s > 4374433248150000000000 = 0.87488664962.This improves the preceding certified parameter boundary 0.87488666 by 1.038 × 10−8, without claiming anew mean-value estimate. The continuous endpoint inequality is proved by an exact rational polynomialidentity and a negative-discriminant certificate, with all scalar admissibility conditions separately checked.Within the unchanged admissibility system and licensed moment range, we further prove the barrierBlim = 0.874886649616631419 . . .; the displayed boundary lies less than 3.37 × 10−12 above that barrier.These results sharpen the parameter geometry, not the underlying analytic estimates. The original294-page cumulative research manuscript is retained after this current-results introduction as a historicaltechnical record; its earlier targets and abstracts are superseded by the present scoped statement

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Analytic Number Theory Research
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