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May 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Fused Core-Decomposition Analytic Number Theory: A Unified Framework for Additive Prime Representations

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KAKang A.

Key Points

  • The aim is to establish a unified framework in analytic number theory for understanding additive prime representations.
  • Introduced a fused core-decomposition analytic number theory based on discrete recurrence.
  • Proved that the main term matches the Hardy–Littlewood singular series with exponentially decaying error.
  • Presented conjectures supported by Kloosterman sums and numerical evidence.
  • Assuming the conjecture, heuristic proofs for the Goldbach conjecture and strengthened Legendre conjecture were obtained.
  • Introduced a novel LL-function that may exhibit automorphic properties.
  • Proposed a central square-recurrence conjecture for sieve errors.

Abstract

“We introduce a fused core-decomposition analytic number theory, built on the discrete recurrence (An−2)An+1=n(A n −2)A n+1 =n. The theory defines a four-dimensional state and proves its main term matches the Hardy–Littlewood singular series, with exponentially decaying error. A central square-recurrence conjecture for sieve errors is proposed; it is supported by Kloosterman sums, Bombieri–Vinogradov, and numerical evidence. Assuming this conjecture, we obtain heuristic proofs of the Goldbach, Legendre (strengthened), 3n+13n+1, and Fermat conjectures. The paper also presents a unified recurrence postulate and a novel LL-function with possible automorphic properties.”

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Kang A. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a13e81d0e02ee3982d32cbehttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20354207
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