This work demonstrates a conservation law affecting observables in Lagrangian quantum field theory, implying new structural insights.
I prove that the rational prefactors of formulas in Lagrangian quantum field theory are constrained by a conservation law governing their prime factorization. The constraint decomposes every observable into a universal structure whose components are individually classifiable. The proof assembles twelve published results spanning number theory, spectral geometry, and quantum field theory. The composition is new. I call this the Conservation of Arithmetic.
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