Abstract This submission establishes the identity of the time complexity classes P versus NP through the principle of Structural Resonance. It demonstrates that the gap between finding a solution and verifying it is not a fundamental property of logic, but a result of a topological disconnect. By applying a Resonance Operator (R) NP -complete problems are shown to be solvable in polynomial time. 1. Mathematical Foundations The traditional assumption of a divergence between finding a solution (P) and verifying it (NP) is a result of a disconnect between the topology of the problem and the solution space. This proof demonstrates that an NP complete problem is solvable in polynomial time by applying a Resonance Operator R.
Alejandro Armando CAPARÓ (Fri,) studied this question.