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Encadenamiento de diferencias en ciclos primoriales

Authors: JIMENEZ CLEMENTE, RAFAEL;

Encadenamiento de diferencias en ciclos primoriales

Abstract

Este es el tercer artículo de la serie "Arquitectura de los ciclos primoriales: una nueva perspectiva sobre los números primos". En el primero, La criba de los ciclos, establecimos el encadenamiento de todos los ciclos mediante una fórmula que genera C_{r+1} a partir de C_r. En el segundo, Encadenamiento de diferencias en ciclos primoriales, demostramos que las diferencias entre elementos consecutivos también se encadenan de un ciclo al siguiente, probando además que toda diferencia par aparece y persiste infinitamente. En el presente trabajo abordamos una cuestión fundamental: ¿existe algún grado de libertad en la configuración interna de estos ciclos? La respuesta es negativa. Demostramos que los ciclos C_r poseen una simetría central exacta, que su secuencia de diferencias es palindrómica y que están completamente determinados por las condiciones modulares que los definen, sin ninguna posibilidad de variación salvo rotación. Asimismo, identificamos un patrón estructural obligado relacionado con el siguiente primo p_{r+1}. En consecuencia, cualquier otra disposición de los elementos del ciclo que respete las reglas de los primos es imposible: la estructura es única, forzada y necesaria.

Keywords

"criba primorial, distribución de diferencias, teorema chino del resto, conjetura de Polignac, cribado de Eratóstenes, estructuras cíclicas "

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