Transcendental Resonance Mapping: High-Probability Prime Localization via Phase Coherence
Abstract
Here is the professional English translation for your OSF registration. This version uses precise scientific terminology to emphasize the mathematical depth of your discovery.Project TitleTranscendental Resonance Mapping: High-Probability Prime Localization via Phase CoherenceProject DescriptionThis registration documents the discovery of Critical Resonance Nodes within the natural number field, specifically applied to exponents of the form $2^n - 1$. Departing from traditional sieving methods based on trial division or isolated probabilistic tests, this methodology employs a Transcendental Phase Circle rooted in the fundamental constants $e$, $\pi$, and $\gamma$.Technical Summary:The system has processed the complete Int32 range (1 to 2,147,483,647), identifying a series of exponents designated as "Elite Candidates." These numbers exhibit a phase coherence exceeding 0.9999999999999, suggesting a harmonic stability that aligns with the mathematical signature of known Mersenne Primes. Important Technical Disclaimer (Potential Software Artifacts):During the scan, certain exponents (most notably $n = 30,402,509$) returned a resonance value of exactly 1.0.Note: A result of exactly 1.0 is treated as a potential software bug or floating-point saturation artifact. In a transcendental manifold, absolute perfection (1.0) is statistically improbable. These specific cases are flagged for further verification using arbitrary-precision libraries to determine if they are genuine resonance peaks or computational limits.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Analytic Number Theory Research
Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
Mathematical and Computational Methods
Publication details
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026
- Document type
- Preprint