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Mathematical analysis demonstrates unified combinatorial structures across logarithmic systems, highlighting connections between monodromy groups and dynamic zeta functions.
This paper establishes a unified bridge between complex dynamical systems, ergodic optimization, and geometric group theory. By demonstrating that three classical logarithmic pathologies—the real-axis seam, non-fiber transitions, and the Poincaré network—are manifestations of a single combinatorial structure, we identify the underlying monodromy group as the iterated wreath product W_∞, whose depth-two section reveals the lamplighter group Z Z. Combining rigorous analytic proofs with certified computational verifications, the work formulates a novel trace identity for the Lyapunov spectrum, uncovering an isolated dynamical ground state and opening new avenues for dynamic zeta functions.
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