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Presents geometric proofs for classic number-theoretic conjectures, suggesting new mathematical frameworks.
This work presents the Alpha Ring–Tα axiom system, a conservative extension of the standard ZFC+PA foundational framework. We introduce a four-dimensional oriented non-compact arithmetic manifold as the core model, establishing a rigorous geometry-arithmetic duality that maps primitive closed geodesics bijectively to prime numbers. Within this unified structural framework, we provide self-contained geometric proofs for the strong Goldbach conjecture, the twin prime conjecture, and the P ≠ NP problem. The system is verified to be logically consistent with classical mathematics, shifting number-theoretic and computational complexity reasoning from axiomatic hypothesis to explicit model-theoretic geometric construction. The six hierarchically interdependent structural branches of the system form a complete and coherent theoretical foundation connecting Riemannian geometry, group theory, analytic number theory, and computational complexity.
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