Number Theory

   

Primes as Geometric Indecomposables: A Group-Theoretic Characterization on the Circle and Its Harmonic Signature

Authors: Rayan Bhuttoo

We demonstrate that prime numbers are precisely the indecomposable elements under a novel group operation defined on a circle, providing a geometric characterization of primality.By projecting integers onto a circle via the mapping θn = arccos(n/R), we show thatprimes exhibit intense clustering at the endpoints of the diameter, while composite numbers distribute uniformly. We formalize this observation by defining an angular density function F (n) that vanishes if and only if n is prime, with a rigorous proof based on the PrimeNumber Theorem. Furthermore, we analyze the Fourier spectrum of the prime distribution,revealing a distinct high-frequency signature. Finally, we conjecture connections betweenthis harmonic signature and the nontrivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function, suggesting anew approach to understanding prime distribution through geometric and harmonic analysis.

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