Mathematical modeling reveals a self-indexing coordinate framework inside the 6-wheel matrix, indicating a unified geometric structure for primes, twins, and composites.
The 6-wheel factor matrix reveals a self-indexing geometry inside its composite branches: prime cofactors form semiprime roofs, twin primes appear as minimal roof edges, and prime-valued shifted roof ranks create a further nested prime-index layer. The construction does not prove the twin-prime conjecture, but it provides an exact and reproducible coordinate system in which prime, composite, twin, and index structures become jointly visible.
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