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March 18, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Carry Signatures in a Binary Blockwise Reformulation of Goldbach's Conjecture

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RARicardo Adonis Caraccioli Abrego

Key Points

  • The aim is to reformulate Goldbach's conjecture through a binary blockwise approach and identify structural invariants.
  • Define binary block size and represent even integers as base-B blocks.
  • Establish local block equations based on Goldbach’s condition E = P + Q.
  • Analyze carry propagation and use XOR–AND mechanisms for binary addition.
  • Conduct computational experiments on small even integers for Goldbach decompositions.
  • Identified carry signatures recording the carry patterns in block decompositions.
  • Observed that many distinct Goldbach pairs fall into fewer carry classes.
  • Prefix-type carry signatures appear frequently within examined decompositions.

Abstract

We present a binary blockwise reformulation of Goldbach’s conjecture. Fix a block size nand let B = 2ⁿ. Every even target integer E can be decomposed into base-B blocks, and thecondition E = P + Q can then be written as a finite system of local block equations coupled bycarry propagation. This yields, for each Goldbach decomposition, a carry signature recordingthe carry pattern across blocks. We also recall the standard XOR–AND carry-resolution mechanism for binary addition, whichprovides a lower-level logical interpretation of the same sum. The principal contribution ofthe paper is not a proof of Goldbach’s conjecture, but a precise reformulation together withstructural invariants naturally attached to Goldbach decompositions. Computational experimentsfor small even integers suggest that many distinct Goldbach pairs collapse into comparativelyfew carry classes, and that prefix-type carry signatures occur frequently. These observations areexploratory, but they indicate that Goldbach decompositions may admit a nontrivial internalcombinatorial organization beyond the classical additive statement.

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Ricardo Adonis Caraccioli Abrego (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba434a4e9516ffd37a4533https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19053164
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