2012
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1210.0882
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Fractal Complex Dimensions, Riemann Hypothesis and Invertibility of the Spectral Operator

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“…[ . Later on, it was thoroughly investigated (within a rigorous functional analytic framework) in [HerLa1] and surveyed in the papers [HerLa2,HerLa3]. In the next section, we start by introducing the class of generalized fractal strings and then define the spectral operator for fractal strings.…”
Section: Approximation By Taylor Polynomials Of ζ(S)mentioning
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“…[ . Later on, it was thoroughly investigated (within a rigorous functional analytic framework) in [HerLa1] and surveyed in the papers [HerLa2,HerLa3]. In the next section, we start by introducing the class of generalized fractal strings and then define the spectral operator for fractal strings.…”
Section: Approximation By Taylor Polynomials Of ζ(S)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section, we first recall (in §3.1) the notion of generalized fractal string introduced and used extensively in , for example, in order to obtain general explicit formulas applicable to various aspects of number theory, fractal geometry, dynamical systems and spectral geometry. In §3.2, after having recalled the original heuristic definition of the spectral operator a (as given in [La-vF3, La-vF4]), we rigorously define a = a c as well as the infinitesimal shift ∂ = ∂ c as unbounded normal operators acting on a scale of Hilbert spaces H c parametrized by a nonnegative real number c, as was done in [HerLa1,HerLa2,HerLa3]. Finally in §3.3, we briefly discuss some of the properties of the infinitesimal shifts and of the associated translation semigroups.…”
Section: Approximation By Taylor Polynomials Of ζ(S)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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