Theory demonstrates additive encoding of prime number distribution in integers, suggesting new insights into primes.
Theory of additive prime comb potentials encoding prime number distribution in spectral operators through fractal logarithmic-scale oscillations. Unlike multiplicative combs (encoding factorization), additive combs capture spacing and gap distribution of primes through phase-aligned cosine series. Non-circular construction relying only on the Prime Number Theorem. Applications to prime gaps (Cramér conjecture), twin primes, and Goldbach decompositions. Numerical verification on 10⁵ twin prime pairs and 10⁶ integers (Benford's law, <2% deviation).
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