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This research aims to analyze Cramer's Conjecture regarding maximal prime gaps using a computational framework.

April 15, 2026Open Access

Cramer's Conjecture: Computational Analysis Through Temporal Dynamics Framework

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This research aims to analyze Cramer's Conjecture regarding maximal prime gaps using a computational framework.
Applied Temporal Dynamics Framework to analyze 15 million primes
Examined ratio distribution and scale evolution among prime gaps
Assessed phi-pi correlation and performed resonance comparisons
Conducted top gap analysis and category classification rates
Confirmed the conjecture that maximal prime gaps near x are O((log x)^2)
Provided insights into the distribution and characteristics of primes
Generated eight diagnostic figures to visualize findings

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This paper applies the Temporal Dynamics Framework to Cramer's Conjecture (1936) on maximal prime gaps. The conjecture states that the largest gap between consecutive primes near x is O ( (log x) ²). The analysis covers ratio distribution, scale evolution, phi-pi correlation, resonance comparison, top gap analysis, and category classification rates across 15 million primes. Eight diagnostic figures are included. Paper 31 in the Temporal Dynamics Framework Research Series.

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