@jdlichtman It is an impressive result. However, the ~67% constant and main analytic input already appeared in a paper (assuming the zeros lie very close to the critical line). Claude removed that assumption by combining the existing argument with an already-known matrix viewpoint.
@AcerFur Yes! The ~67% constant and main analytic input already appeared in a paper earlier this year, assuming the zeros lie very close to the critical line. Claude removed that assumption by combining the existing argument with an already-known matrix viewpoint.
@tokenbender Importantly the ~67% constant and main analytic input already appeared in a paper earlier this year. Claude removed that assumption (by a paper from 2000) by combining the existing argument with an already-known matrix viewpoint. The result is impressive but a bit overblown.
@AnthropicAI Important context: the ~67% constant and main analytic input already appeared in a paper earlier this year, assuming the zeros lie very close to the critical line. Claude removed that assumption by combining the existing argument with an already-known matrix viewpoint.
@__alpoge__@jarredsumner Important context: the ~67% constant and main analytic input already appeared in a paper earlier this year, assuming the zeros lie very close to the critical line. Claude removed that assumption by combining the existing argument with an already-known matrix viewpoint.