Physical Verification of Abstract Mathematical Structures via Structural Resonance Between Disparate Knowledge Domains: A Proposal for a Computational Inquiry System Applied to the Riemann Hypothesis

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Main Author: Kawauchi, Satoshi
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Published: Zenodo 2026
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contents <p><span>This paper proposes a computational inquiry system that verifies abstract mathematical structures through physical, cosmological, and cognitive resonance. Using the Riemann Hypothesis as a case study, it reframes mathematical truth not as symbolic proof but as convergent empirical validation across independent domains, offering a new paradigm for addressing unresolved problems in mathematics.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Physical Verification of Abstract Mathematical Structures via Structural Resonance Between Disparate Knowledge Domains: A Proposal for a Computational Inquiry System Applied to the Riemann Hypothesis
Kawauchi, Satoshi
<p><span>This paper proposes a computational inquiry system that verifies abstract mathematical structures through physical, cosmological, and cognitive resonance. Using the Riemann Hypothesis as a case study, it reframes mathematical truth not as symbolic proof but as convergent empirical validation across independent domains, offering a new paradigm for addressing unresolved problems in mathematics.</span></p>
title Physical Verification of Abstract Mathematical Structures via Structural Resonance Between Disparate Knowledge Domains: A Proposal for a Computational Inquiry System Applied to the Riemann Hypothesis
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18290854