Transcendental Resonance Mapping: High-Probability Prime Localization via Phase Coherence

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Authors: José Manuel Briceño Mendoza
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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

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Publication date
1 January 2026
Document type
Preprint