Repository for the FermulerPy core package. Fermulerpy is useful for problems related to various fields of Number Theory.
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Repository for the FermulerPy core package. Fermulerpy is useful for problems related to various fields of Number Theory.
Object-oriented continued fractions with Python.
Code for the computation of paramodular forms via lattice methods
An algorithm that computes modular nested exponentiation efficiently.
A Formal Proof of the Irrationality of the Euler-Mascheroni Constant.
A Formally Verified Structural Parity Proof of the Collatz Conjecture.
A Formal Proof of the Non-Existence of Odd Perfect Numbers for Euler Primes p ≥ 5 via Structural Divisibility Constraints.
A module for basic math in the general vicinity of computational number theory.
Distributed prime number discovery platform — 12 search forms, deterministic proofs, fleet coordination, real-time dashboard. Built with Rust + GMP + Rayon.
A multithreaded Python3 implementation of Miller-Rabin probabilistic primality testing.
Closed-form nth-prime estimator built on invariant-normalization logic, with deterministic refinement and exact benchmarks across a contract grid spanning n = 10^2 to 10^24.
Validated curvature signal for integer structural classification. κ(n) = d(n)·ln(n)/e² separates primes from composites at 3.05× ratio with 88.2% hold-out accuracy. Core signal layer of the Z Framework. Includes CDL API, adaptive threshold protocol, Z-normalization, and falsification experiments. Active research: v-inference.
A low-level C implementation of the algorithms to compute class polynomials. Mirrored from Andrew Sutherland's MIT page with additional functionality bolted on.
Prime number visualisation
A Thermodynamic Heuristic Framework for the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture
Investigates deterministic prime-gap interiors using the Divisor Normalization Identity (DNI). Establishes the Gap Winner Rule (GWR) the raw-Z maximizer is always the leftmost min-d(n) carrier. Validates the No-Later-Simpler-Composite Theorem with zero violations through 10^18. Documents hierarchical first-arrival laws and square-phase terminal.
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