How to use codes to break P vs NP and find new non-trivial zeros: The HPHE Guide (GET CODES HERE)

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Authors: Richard Cespedes
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Abstract

It is designed to be readable on a phone screen for your TikTok and YouTube audience: Official Release by Richard Cespedes This is the "User Manual" for the HPHE Framework. These codes prove that P = NP and show you how to find prime number patterns that have never been seen before. What is inside: The HPHE Code: The math "bridge" that collapses hard problems (NP) into easy ones (P). Cosmic Zero Search: How to find non-trivial zeros in massive numbers (up to 10^{18} and beyond). The Evil 50: The 50 hardest math puzzles used to test if the code actually works. The Primes Sphere: Visual proof of how the numbers line up. How to use it (NO INSTALL NEEDED): Copy the code block you want. Go to SageMathCell (\url{https://sagecell.sagemath.org/}). Paste the code and hit "Evaluate." Goal: > I am putting this in your hands so you can test it yourself. Run the codes, find the zeros, and see the P vs NP collapse happen on your own screen. License: CC-BY 4.0 (You can share this, but you must credit Richard Cespedes). Remember that the code must look the way it does on paper or it will not work when you paste it.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Analytic Number Theory Research Mathematical and Computational Methods Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
9 February 2026
Language
EN