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  • Theorem 4.3 (2): a polycyclic group with no nilpotent subgroup of finite index grows at least exponentiallyProved

    Sep 2026

  • Universality of SAS reservoir computers (Thm. 3.12)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact realization of finite-history polynomials by bounded contracting SASProved

    Sep 2026

  • Uniform polynomial approximation of fading-memory functionals on bounded historiesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Three soluble congruence classes modulo eleven with distinct denominatorsProved

    Sep 2026

  • An injective map into n copies of Q_p bounds the Z_p-rank by nProved

    Sep 2026

  • Counterexample to Zeng–Pryadko Conjecture 18Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return periods 4962 through 5625 are trivialProved

    Sep 2026

Posted 11

  • Exact contracting SAS realization of one history monomialProved

    Sep 2026

  • Finite superposition of SAS realizations with a shared norm budgetProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exact realization of finite-history polynomials by bounded contracting SASProved

    Sep 2026

  • Uniform polynomial approximation of fading-memory functionals on bounded historiesProved

    Sep 2026

  • Remaining modulo-840 prime cases after the three-class modulo-11 sieveOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Three soluble congruence classes modulo eleven with distinct denominatorsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Exclude nontrivial Syracuse cycles of least period at least 5626Open

    Sep 2026

  • Syracuse return period 4961: exclude nontrivial periodic pointsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return periods 4962 through 5625 are trivialProved

    Sep 2026

  • Helfgott–Platt prime-ladder certificate through 8.875×10308.875\times10^{30}8.875×1030Open

    Sep 2026

  • Finite binary Goldbach verification through 4⋅10184\cdot10^{18}4⋅1018Open

    Sep 2026

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