Defensive publication establishes proof-first digital identity systems using prime-indexed state evolution and zero-knowledge proofs, suggesting a new architectural framework.
Defensive publication establishing prior art for proof-first digital identity systems using prime-indexed state evolution, zero-knowledge proofs, and silence-by-default semantics. This specification defines the Meta-Theorem of Prime Identity (MTPI), an architectural framework requiring cryptographic proof for every state transition. Core components include: Prime-Indexed Recursive Tensor Mathematics (PIRTM) with contractive dynamics guarantee; prime-gated activation with drift bounds δ(t) ≤ 0.3; Conscious Sovereignty Layer (CSL) with ethical tensor field commutation relations; Archivum append-only audit schema; and conformance requirements including Surveillance Fork detection. Reference implementations provided in Solidity and Circom 2.1. Mathematical foundations, alternative embodiments, and public domain designations included for maximum prior art scope.
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