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Examines spectral representations and survivor observables in modular systems, suggesting new mathematical frameworks.
We associate with a finite symmetric affine prime system an exact periodic survivor observable on a primorial CRT torus. Its local factors are Y_p(u,H)=p-2a_p(H)+rho_p(u;H), where rho_p is the residue-overlap profile of the local obstruction cloud. We prove a finite Fourier factorization and an exact Dirichlet-series representation as a finite Hurwitz-zeta combination. We then study the diagonal von Mangoldt sum sumn≤X R_P(n,H)Lambda(n), where Lambda is applied to the diagonal parameter, not to the affine forms. For z≤A log log X, a reduced-mean Euler product and the Siegel--Walfisz theorem give an unconditional low-level asymptotic under finite reduced local nonvanishing. Under GRH for Dirichlet L-functions, the same argument gives a pointwise extension to Q_z≤X1/2-epsilon. The normalization is calibrated on the two-point pattern {0,2}, recovering the finite products converging to 2C_2. A Liouville parity-balance theorem shows that low-level survivor masks remain factorization-parity blind on average.
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