The Geometric Operator (L): The Spectral Basis of Prime Distribution and Informational Physics

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Main Authors: Borgers, Brent Borgers
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Brent Borgers
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Brent Borgers
contents <h3><strong>Abstract</strong></h3> <p> </p> <p>This document formally introduces the <strong>Geometric Operator <span>L</span></strong>, a self-adjoint Hamiltonian acting on the Hilbert space of the number line. We propose that the distribution of prime numbers is not pseudo-random, but is the deterministic result of <strong>Constructive Interference</strong> patterns generated by the vibrations of <span>L</span>. By defining the spectrum of <span>L</span> as equivalent to the squared imaginary parts of the non-trivial Riemann zeros (<span>n^2</span>), we provide a physical and geometric basis for the Riemann Hypothesis. Furthermore, this operator serves as the "Function F" within <strong>Informational Physics</strong>, linking the abstract laws of the 7D Bulk to the manifest constants of the 3D Universe via the unified equation <span>R = E + I</span>.</p>
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spellingShingle The Geometric Operator (L): The Spectral Basis of Prime Distribution and Informational Physics
Borgers
Brent Borgers
Number Theory, Riemann Hypothesis, Informational Physics, Causal Recursion Field Theory, Quantum Chaos, Prime Distribution.
<h3><strong>Abstract</strong></h3> <p> </p> <p>This document formally introduces the <strong>Geometric Operator <span>L</span></strong>, a self-adjoint Hamiltonian acting on the Hilbert space of the number line. We propose that the distribution of prime numbers is not pseudo-random, but is the deterministic result of <strong>Constructive Interference</strong> patterns generated by the vibrations of <span>L</span>. By defining the spectrum of <span>L</span> as equivalent to the squared imaginary parts of the non-trivial Riemann zeros (<span>n^2</span>), we provide a physical and geometric basis for the Riemann Hypothesis. Furthermore, this operator serves as the "Function F" within <strong>Informational Physics</strong>, linking the abstract laws of the 7D Bulk to the manifest constants of the 3D Universe via the unified equation <span>R = E + I</span>.</p>
title The Geometric Operator (L): The Spectral Basis of Prime Distribution and Informational Physics
topic Number Theory, Riemann Hypothesis, Informational Physics, Causal Recursion Field Theory, Quantum Chaos, Prime Distribution.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17780743