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Citing Suzuki's compactly supported version of the Weil criterion, confirming that "if RH is false, there exists a compactly supported smooth negative witness with finite logarithmic support" is a conclusion already closed by existing theory, not a new GAP to be studied; what truly remains is to turn this existence theorem into a finite-dimensional, computable, and strictly verifiable negative eigenvalue certificate.
Regarding its relationship with other packages, I try to use the words from its own documents, not my interpretation.
"¬RH ⟹ ∃g∈C_c^∞(0,∞), Q_full(g)<0... 'Whether off-axis zeros can be seen by compactly supported smooth test functions' is not a new unsolved GAP; this is an existence conclusion already provided by the Weil–Bombieri–Yoshida type criteria. What is truly unfinished is... the existence theorem must be transformed into a finite-dimensional, computable, and strictly verifiable negative eigenvalue certificate." — Excerpt from Section 0 of the main document in this package.
The existence conclusion of this package is not self-derived, but directly cites published literature. Listed as-is.
From RH-W-03_subgaps_v0.1.csv in the package; the status and next steps are all recorded by the package itself, not my retrospective judgments.
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python validate_registry.py
python rh_w03_toy_certificate.py
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