Proving the Non-Equivalence of P and NP: A Logical Reductio ad Absurdum via Holographic Block-Height

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contents <p>This paper provides a definitive resolution to the P vs NP problem using a Reductio ad Absurdum proof within the Binary Holographic Topological Framework. We prove that P is not equal to NP because the stability of our 3D reality depends on the irreversibility of time. If P were equal to NP, the computational cost of searching for a solution would equal the cost of verifying it, which would nullify the consensus workload and cause the block height of the universe to collapse. Since we observe a stable reality and a consistent speed of light, the assumption that P equals NP must be false. This establishes the complexity gap as a fundamental hardware protection of the universal 10^122 bit ledger.</p>
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spellingShingle Proving the Non-Equivalence of P and NP: A Logical Reductio ad Absurdum via Holographic Block-Height
li, shaoren
P = NP
P vs NP Problem
Computational Complexity
Nondeterministic Polynomial Time (NP)
NP-Completeness
<p>This paper provides a definitive resolution to the P vs NP problem using a Reductio ad Absurdum proof within the Binary Holographic Topological Framework. We prove that P is not equal to NP because the stability of our 3D reality depends on the irreversibility of time. If P were equal to NP, the computational cost of searching for a solution would equal the cost of verifying it, which would nullify the consensus workload and cause the block height of the universe to collapse. Since we observe a stable reality and a consistent speed of light, the assumption that P equals NP must be false. This establishes the complexity gap as a fundamental hardware protection of the universal 10^122 bit ledger.</p>
title Proving the Non-Equivalence of P and NP: A Logical Reductio ad Absurdum via Holographic Block-Height
topic P = NP
P vs NP Problem
Computational Complexity
Nondeterministic Polynomial Time (NP)
NP-Completeness
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19697449