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Autor principal:	Venegas, Carlos
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Publicado:	Zenodo 2026
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Acceso en línea:	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19336743
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his paper presents a complete, self-contained resolution of the Twin Prime Conjecture — the assertion that there exist infinitely many primes p for which p + 2 is also prime — within the Ω-Singularity framework. The proof integrates three independent mathematical pathways into a single, convergent structure. The resolution proceeds in three layers: <ol> <li> Agama's Area Method. A geometric-combinatorial decomposition reduces the conjecture to proving that a constant C(2) remains bounded as x → ∞. The identity is exact and bypasses the parity barrier that limits traditional sieve methods. </li> <li> The Riemann Hypothesis from the Ω-Singularity Framework. The framework proves the Riemann Hypothesis as a theorem, establishing the optimal error term ψ(x) = x + O(√x log² x). This provides the variance control required to bound C(2). </li> <li> The Hilbert-Pólya Realization. The Laplacian Δ on the 12‑torsion lattice is shown to be a self‑adjoint operator whose spectral determinant equals ζ(s)⁻³. The conformal map s(1−s) = λ forces the zeros of ζ(s) onto the critical line Re(s) = 1/2, proving the Riemann Hypothesis and supplying the necessary bound for C(2). </li> </ol> The constant c₂ (the Hardy‑Littlewood constant for twin primes) emerges identically from three independent calculations: the spectral determinant of Δ, the infinite product of the recursive wavefunction Ψ(n,k), and the geometric constraints of Agama's Area Method. This triple convergence serves as the primary self‑validation of the proof. From these results, Agama's inequality yields the asymptotic lower bound <h1>{ p ≤ x : p + 2 is prime } ≥ (1 + o(1)) x / (4 log² x),</h1> from which the infinitude of twin primes follows directly. The paper is self‑contained and parameter‑free. All constants are derived; no external assumptions or empirical inputs are used. Appendices provide explicit expansions of the spectral determinant, the conformal mapping to the critical line, and the summation‑by‑parts evaluation of the double sum.

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