
We establish that Syracuse (Collatz) orbits behave asymptotically as a random walk on R with a strictly negative drift E[Delta log x] = log 3 - 2 log 2 ≈ -0.2877 under the Haar measure on the ring of 2-adic integers Z_2. The sequence of division exponents a(S^n(x)) forms a mixing stochastic process with exponentially decaying correlations, guaranteeing rapid contractive convergence. Using Baker's theorem on linear forms in logarithms, we show that the Haar measure of the set of exceptional integ Domain: mathematics Specificity score: 99.8% Publication readiness: 100/100 Claims fully derived: 4/4 Evolution cycles: 1
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correlation-decay, haar-measure, collatz-conjecture, 2-adic-integers, ergodicity, syracuse-map
correlation-decay, haar-measure, collatz-conjecture, 2-adic-integers, ergodicity, syracuse-map
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