Computational analysis detects no difference in twin prime rates among integers, indicating an inherent gap structure.
This paper investigates twin prime detection using the Temporal Dynamics Framework resonance analysis. The paper reports an honest negative result: the Psi-UPR standing wave acts on all integers equally regardless of twin status, with bump primes, dip primes, and node primes all producing twins at identical rates (approximately 20.8% at 10^6). High resonance magnitude does not discriminate twins from non-twins. The paper discovers three-body gap structure: twin primes are governed by a three-state Markov chain with forbidden transitions, meaning the gap before a prime carries information about the gap after it. All 67 verification tests pass. Paper 3 in the Temporal Dynamics Framework Research Series.
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