This analysis reveals a new model that predicts prime density fluctuations using arithmetic phase synchronization, suggesting a novel approach to understanding primes.
This paper introduces the Adaptive Base Approximation (ABA), a novel analytical model for the prime-counting function π(x). We propose that local fluctuations in prime density are not stochastic, but are governed by Arithmetic Phase Synchronization occurring at specific nodes defined by the Least Common Multiples (LCM) of the initial natural sequence. The model identifies $x=60$ as a critical transition threshold and demonstrates superior local precision compared to the Gauss-Riemann logarithmic integral $Li(x)$, showing an absolute error of zero at $x=420$.
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Helena Rita Silva Martins (2026) studied this question.
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