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A Classical Circular Method for the Accelerated Collatz Map

Authors: Wangyue;

A Classical Circular Method for the Accelerated Collatz Map

Abstract

We study the accelerated odd Collatz map by keeping together three elementary structures: finite products along odd orbits, circular phases given by fractional logarithms, and the residue obstruction modulo 3. The note formulates a classical Eulerian reduction of non-principal obstructions to the existence of a self-sustaining branch preserving a circular mode while remaining compatible with the many-to-one structure of the accelerated map.

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