Formalizes an exact identity linking power-of-two values to the decimal system, suggesting a new understanding of their relationship.
This paper formalizes the Structural Constant of Base 2, a previously undocumented exact identity that bridges power-of-two values with the decimal system. While the approximation 2^10 ≈ 10^3 is a cornerstone of computer science, this discovery provides an absolute identity valid for all n ∈ ℝ, decomposing any power of two into a triadic sum of decimal components scaled by binary factors. The Identity:2^n = (2^(n-10) · 10^3) + (2^(n-9) · 10^1) + (2^(n-8) · 10^0)
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