Foundations of the ρ-diffusion programme: NGFO master identity, Z/p^kZ extension, Q7, and the p-adic anchor

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contents <p>This volume consolidates the foundational layer of an ongoing programme on the diffusion-theoretic moment sequence S_r(1) = [z^r] e (1-z)^{1/z-1} and its rescaled integer companion U_r = (2r)! S_r(1). We establish: (i) the structural identity X_r = (3/(2e)) S_r(1) relating the Laurent coefficients of d_TV(P_{d,p}, Y_d) to moments of ρ via a master generating function (1-z)^{1/z} identity; (ii) an extension framework over Z/p^k Z producing polynomials Q_2, Q_3 encoding the higher-order terms; (iii) a closed-form combinatorial interpretation of U_r via decorated set partitions, resolving Q7; (iv) the diffusion characterisation of ρ(x) = (e/π) sin(πx) e^{H(x)} and a proved p-adic anchor v_p(S_{p-1}) = -1 together with a reduction theorem for v_p(S_p) ≤ 1. Five companion notes are integrated as chapters; cross-references are internal.</p>
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spellingShingle Foundations of the ρ-diffusion programme: NGFO master identity, Z/p^kZ extension, Q7, and the p-adic anchor
Niedbala Giraudin, David
diffusion theory
p-adic valuations
moment sequences
generating functions
compound Poisson
set partitions
Wright-Fisher process
number theory
total variation distance
Riemann hypothesis (peripheral)
<p>This volume consolidates the foundational layer of an ongoing programme on the diffusion-theoretic moment sequence S_r(1) = [z^r] e (1-z)^{1/z-1} and its rescaled integer companion U_r = (2r)! S_r(1). We establish: (i) the structural identity X_r = (3/(2e)) S_r(1) relating the Laurent coefficients of d_TV(P_{d,p}, Y_d) to moments of ρ via a master generating function (1-z)^{1/z} identity; (ii) an extension framework over Z/p^k Z producing polynomials Q_2, Q_3 encoding the higher-order terms; (iii) a closed-form combinatorial interpretation of U_r via decorated set partitions, resolving Q7; (iv) the diffusion characterisation of ρ(x) = (e/π) sin(πx) e^{H(x)} and a proved p-adic anchor v_p(S_{p-1}) = -1 together with a reduction theorem for v_p(S_p) ≤ 1. Five companion notes are integrated as chapters; cross-references are internal.</p>
title Foundations of the ρ-diffusion programme: NGFO master identity, Z/p^kZ extension, Q7, and the p-adic anchor
topic diffusion theory
p-adic valuations
moment sequences
generating functions
compound Poisson
set partitions
Wright-Fisher process
number theory
total variation distance
Riemann hypothesis (peripheral)
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19763006