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Results for “thermodynamic” 4 papers
Numbers & arithmetic. Primes, factorisation and arithmetic structure Tagged papers: 62.
Arithmetic Gauge Concentration
Analytic number theory traditionally relies on probabilistic models to describe the asymptotic distribution of prime numbers, treating them as independent random variables. However, this approach fails to account for the deterministic rigidity observed in ergodic theory and the spectral statistics…
Dynamic Optimality in Physical and Arithmetic Systems
The selection of an appropriate level of abstraction constitutes a critical and profoundly non-trivial challenge across the entire scientific enterprise. This fundamental problem of representational scale dictates not only the tractability of our models but also their ultimate predictive power in…
Spectral Schism
Standard analytic number theory treats the Riemann zeros as eigenvalues of a Hermitian operator acting on a rigid symplectic manifold. However, the asymptotic diffraction spectrum of the prime numbers exhibits fluid-like Lebesgue measure rather than the crystalline Bragg peaks required for such a…
Topological Quantization and Spectral Filtration
This paper addresses the geometric crisis in discrete computation by establishing a unified framework that synthesizes arithmetic topology, non-linear dynamics, and thermodynamic optimality. We posit that prime numbers behave as irreducible topological knots within a three-dimensional state space, a…
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