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May 17, 20260 citationsOpen Access

From Orbital Trees to Divisor Dynamics in the mod 6 ±1 Universe

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SSStephen Steiner

Key Points

  • The research aims to enhance the understanding of the mod 6 ±1 program by integrating divisor dynamics with existing geometric frameworks.
  • Introduction of a divisor layer between orbital geometry and spectral description.
  • Definition of local divisor graphs for each prime segment, linking primes with their composite nodes.
  • Recovery of the orbital tree as a projection from the divisor graph.
  • Successful integration of prime channels with composite nodes using divisor graphs.
  • Demonstrated that the orbital tree effectively represents the smallest-prime-factor profile of prime segments.
  • Recovery of previously hidden arithmetic structures within prime segments.

Abstract

We propose a structural condensation of the mod 6 ±1 program by introducing a divisor layer between the already established orbital geometry and the resonance-based spectral description. The starting point is the observation that the orbital tree of a prime segmentrecords only the smallest-prime-factor profile of its composite interior. This gives an elegant geometric image, but it suppresses the remaining factor channels that are still present inside the same segment. To recover this hidden arithmetic microstructure, we define for every prime segment a local divisor graph whose left vertices are prime channels and whose right vertices are the composite nodes inside the segment. The orbital tree is then recovered as the smallest-prime-factor projection of this divisor graph.

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Stephen Steiner (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095c3f7880e6d24efe25d0https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20214599
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