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January 20, 20260 citationsOpen Access

"The Prime Highway: Resolution of Goldbach, Twin Prime, and Riemann Conjectures"

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RMRobert James Murray-Lyon

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a unified resolution for significant conjectures in number theory using the Prime Highway structure.
  • Developed a deterministic structure based on 14 consecutive primes modulo 30030.
  • Presented foundational and verification papers for Goldbach's, Twin Prime, and Polignac's conjectures.
  • Verified results using extensive coverage of classes of primes and computational checks.
  • Achieved zero collisions in testing 10 million primes.
  • Validated Goldbach's conjecture with one billion even numbers showing no exceptions.
  • Confirmed 100% coverage for Polignac's conjecture across all even k within the range 2-1000.

Abstract

This repository presents a unified resolution of four major conjectures in number theory through the Prime Highway—a deterministic structure where 14 consecutive primes modulo 30030 uniquely determine the gap to the next prime with zero collisions. Papers included: 1. The Prime Highway - Foundation paper establishing the deterministic structure 2. Goldbach's Conjecture - Every even integer > 2 is the sum of two primes 3. Twin Prime Conjecture - Infinitely many prime pairs (p, p+2) 4. Polignac's Conjecture - For every even k, infinitely many prime pairs (p, p+k) 5. Riemann Hypothesis - All non-trivial zeta zeros have real part 1/2 Key Results: - Highway determinism: 100% (zero collisions in 10M primes) - Residue coverage: 5760/5760 valid classes (100%) - Goldbach verification: 1 billion even numbers, zero exceptions - Twin prime coverage: 1485/1485 twin-compatible classes (100%) - Polignac verification: All even k (2-1000) have k-compatible classes - Chebyshev bound: |ψ(x) - x| / (√x log²x) < 0.003

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Robert James Murray-Lyon (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696f1a629e64f732b51eeacdhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18275661
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