Is the Berry Operator the Key to Solving the Zeta Function?

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Is "Berry Operator"... [tex]H=-i\hbar(x\frac{d}{dx}+1/2)[/tex]

the operator which give all the solutions of [tex]\zeta(1/2+iE_{n})=0[/tex] ?..it seems too easy to be true...:eek: :eek:
 
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Berry Conjecture and fractional spheres

I have heard that Berry conjecture is related to fractional spheres. how could the two be related? o:)
 
According to Wikipedia, that is a "longstanding conjecture". It also notes
Note that is symmetric but might have nontrivial deficiency indices, so while physicists define this operator to be Hermitian, mathematicians do not.

I didn't see anything there about "fractional spheres"!