Computational analysis verifies Firoozbakht's Conjecture on prime pairs, suggesting strong patterns in prime gaps.
This paper applies the Temporal Dynamics Framework to Firoozbakht's Conjecture (1982), which states that p_n1/n is strictly decreasing. Computational verification confirms zero violations across 664,578 consecutive prime pairs up to 10^7, with a maximum Firoozbakht ratio of 0.9999993658. The absolute differences follow power-law convergence with exponent beta = -1.889 and R-squared = 0.998. A strong correlation of r = -0.765 is found between the corrected resonance function and Firoozbakht differences. Twenty-two record prime gaps are analysed with Temporal Dynamics Framework metrics. All record gap primes above 3 satisfy the 6k plus-or-minus 1 structure with 100% compliance. Paper 27 in the Temporal Dynamics Framework Research Series.
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