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Hilbert 12: analytic Fourier branch

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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    f(X)=X^3-\beta X^2+1
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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    K=\mathbb Q(\beta)
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 304

    The orbit laws are **conjectural at the analytic gamma special values**, even though Ψ^3=1 is an exact algebraic theorem. If all three special-value identities hold, the established branch separation identifies U_Γ=U_alg. The nontrivial analytical content has not been proved by the algebraic construction.

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    U_\Gamma=U_{\mathrm{alg}}
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 356

    This identifies an obstruction rather than suppressing it. Every generic fiber d carries the same abstract C_3 symmetry. Symmetry, perfect-square discriminant, and Fourier diagonalization alone cannot force d=0. The missing input must be analytic and arithmetic normalization, not another abstract finite-group identity.

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    ect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deformed norm and cube formulas. A rational inverse of the earlier quadratic arithmetic coordinate then turns the elliptic gamma function into a canonical meromorphic candidate for the cubic generator and supplies a single scalar analytic obstruction d_Γ(z). The three existing gamma charts agree numerically with the expected Möbius orbit at z=1/3, but not…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 79

    *Proof.* Direct calculation gives det G= -20+3β^3=1 and trG=1. Cayley–Hamilton proves projective order three. Multiplying each fractional formula by its denominator and reducing modulo v^3-β v^2+1 proves the polynomial expressions. The three roots are distinct because the discriminant is one. The nontrivial maps cyclically permute them. square

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    \det G= -20+3\beta^3=1
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
e^{2\pi in(s-z)}Use in source · 1 passage

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 159

    *Proof.* The norm identity follows from LL'=e_1^2-3e_2. The discriminant gives the square of the Vandermonde. Its orientation is fixed by the root ordering X,Φ(X),Φ^2(X), which at d=0 has Vandermonde +1. Hence

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    LL'=e_1^2-3e_2
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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    f(X)=X^3-\beta X^2+1
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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    K=\mathbb Q(\beta)
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 187

    D_Y(Y) · =A(Y-C)+B^2+β AB, N_Y(Y) · =(Y-C)(B+β A)-A^2, c · =3(652β^2-1230β-33).

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    \begin{aligned}
    D_Y(Y)&=A(Y-C)+B^2+\beta AB,\\
    N_Y(Y)&=(Y-C)(B+\beta A)-A^2,\\
    c&=3(652\beta^2-1230\beta-33).
    \end{aligned}
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 79

    *Proof.* Direct calculation gives det G= -20+3β^3=1 and trG=1. Cayley–Hamilton proves projective order three. Multiplying each fractional formula by its denominator and reducing modulo v^3-β v^2+1 proves the polynomial expressions. The three roots are distinct because the discriminant is one. The nontrivial maps cyclically permute them. square

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 79

    *Proof.* Direct calculation gives det G= -20+3β^3=1 and trG=1. Cayley–Hamilton proves projective order three. Multiplying each fractional formula by its denominator and reducing modulo v^3-β v^2+1 proves the polynomial expressions. The three roots are distinct because the discriminant is one. The nontrivial maps cyclically permute them. square

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 304

    The orbit laws are **conjectural at the analytic gamma special values**, even though Ψ^3=1 is an exact algebraic theorem. If all three special-value identities hold, the established branch separation identifies U_Γ=U_alg. The nontrivial analytical content has not been proved by the algebraic construction.

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 28

    The existing class field construction supplies an irreducible, everywhere unramified cyclic cubic model generated by a root v of f. Its field and ramification properties are inherited from the earlier archive and are not re-proved here. The polynomial discriminant is 1.

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 79

    *Proof.* Direct calculation gives det G= -20+3β^3=1 and trG=1. Cayley–Hamilton proves projective order three. Multiplying each fractional formula by its denominator and reducing modulo v^3-β v^2+1 proves the polynomial expressions. The three roots are distinct because the discriminant is one. The nontrivial maps cyclically permute them. square

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    ect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deformed norm and cube formulas. A rational inverse of the earlier quadratic arithmetic coordinate then turns the elliptic gamma function into a canonical meromorphic candidate for the cubic generator and supplies a single scalar analytic obstruction d_Γ(z). The three existing gamma charts agree numerically with the expected Möbius orbit at z=1/3, but not…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    For the number field K= Q(β), β^3=7, the previously constructed unramified cubic is generated by a root of f(X)=X^3-β X^2+1. Its cyclic Galois action extends to a globally defined order three Möbius transformation on P^1_K. The quotient coordinate d(X) presents a rational one parameter family of cyclic cubic polynomials whose discriminants are perfect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deforme…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 11

    ect squares. Its special fiber at d=0 is the original arithmetic cubic. The associated two primitive Fourier resolvents have exact, explicitly deformed norm and cube formulas. A rational inverse of the earlier quadratic arithmetic coordinate then turns the elliptic gamma function into a canonical meromorphic candidate for the cubic generator and supplies a single scalar analytic obstruction d_Γ(z). The three existing gamma charts agree numerically with the expected Möbius orbit at z=1/3, but not…

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 37

    F(z)=fracΓ_rm ell(z;τ,s)^5Γ_rm ell(5z;5τ,5s), U_Γ=F(1/3), Y_Γ=U_Γ+U_Γ^-1.

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    F(z)=\frac{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(z;\tau,s)^5}{\Gamma_{\rm ell}(5z;5\tau,5s)},
    \qquad U_\Gamma=F(1/3),\qquad Y_\Gamma=U_\Gamma+U_\Gamma^{-1}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 304

    The orbit laws are **conjectural at the analytic gamma special values**, even though Ψ^3=1 is an exact algebraic theorem. If all three special-value identities hold, the established branch separation identifies U_Γ=U_alg. The nontrivial analytical content has not been proved by the algebraic construction.

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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 340

    F_(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n(z) =∏_u=1-n^0∏_v=0^n-1 F_t,s(z+ufract-an+vfracs+bn).

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    F_{(t-a)/n,(s+b)/n}(z)
    =\prod_{u=1-n}^0\prod_{v=0}^{n-1}
    F_{t,s}\left(z+u\frac{t-a}{n}+v\frac{s+b}{n}\right).
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    
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  • Use in source · H12_Analytic_Fourier_Resolvent_Research_Note.md, line 310

    log F_t,s(z)=-5∑_substackn≥1 5nmid n frace^2π in(t+z)-e^2π in(s-z) n(1-e^2π int)(1-e^2π ins).

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    \log F_{t,s}(z)=-5\sum_{\substack{n\ge1\\5\nmid n}}
    \frac{e^{2\pi in(t+z)}-e^{2\pi in(s-z)}}
    {n(1-e^{2\pi int})(1-e^{2\pi ins})}.
    

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