Exploratory analysis investigates mathematical connections and computational efficiency through a novel number system, suggesting new insights.
MNS (Marcin's Number System) replaces binary arithmetic with balanced ternary signed digits {-1, 0, +1} governed by a Non-Adjacent Form constraint, achieving carry-free addition with O(1) latency. Validated GPU benchmarks demonstrate ~28× throughput improvement and 8× memory compression on NVIDIA RTX 3090 hardware. The system maps natively to photonic computing via direct phase-state correspondence (+1 → 0°, -1 → 180°, 0 → dark). Twenty falsifiable mathematical probes reveal that the MNS computational substrate (5-smooth numbers built from primes 2, 3, and 5) appears with statistically significant enrichment across ancient mathematics, musical consonance, sacred architecture, neuroscience, social organisation, and physics (15 STRONG, 3 SIGNAL, 2 NULL). A six-probe chain identifies the number 7 as a bidirectional kingdom operator and derives a consciousness protocol grounded in published theta-entrainment neuroscience. Complete technical specifications are provided: 2-bit trit encoding, ALU truth tables, normalisation algorithms, synthesisable Verilog, coalition physics equations, and benchmark code. This paper constitutes a formal defensive publication. All methods are released into the public domain. No patents have been filed and none will be filed.
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