Patriarchal Pairing System: Six Birth-Pairs from Noah to Jacob

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1. SCOPE LOCKS AND MODE CONVENTIONS

1.1 Anchor Invariance Rule

Once a downstream anchor is fixed (e.g., Exodus 1446 BC), post-pivot dates remain fixed. Toggles (S0/S2, T0/T60, J0/J215) shift only earlier placements in the chain segment where they apply.

1.2 Mode Flags

Mode	Tradition	Description
S0	MT	Baseline (Noah 500 at Shem’s birth)
S2	MT	+2 year pivot at Noah/Shem
S0	SP	Inclusive toggle OFF
S1	SP	Inclusive toggle ON (+1 year at Noah/Shem)
T0	All	Terah baseline (no 60-year adjustment)
T60	All	+60 years applied to Shem→Nahor segment
J0	All	No Joseph adjustment
J215	All	Joseph/sojourn 215-year variant

1.3 Conventions Used in Tables Below

MT tables: S0 or S2 / T0 / J215
SP tables: S0 or S1 / T0 / J215
Post-Terah anchors (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob) remain fixed across all modes

1.4 Mixed Semantics Principle

The biblical text employs three age-counting methodologies:

Literal/Ordinal: Explicit month/day timestamps (e.g., “in the 601st year, 1st month, 1st day”)
Cardinal: Completed years suitable for direct addition/subtraction
Rounded/Threshold: Ages rounded to 5s or 10s as headline markers

Key example (Noah/Shem tension):

Gen 5:32: “Noah was 500 years old” (threshold/headline for triad)
Gen 11:10: “Shem was 100… two years after the Flood” (forces Shem born when Noah ~502)
Gen 7:11 vs Gen 8:13: “600 years old” vs “in the 601st year” (ordinal vs cardinal ambiguity)

Resolution: MT/LXX permit mixed semantics (completed-years for age; ordinal for year-labels). SP applies strict ordinal parsing, using Gen 8:13 to retroactively force ordinal interpretation at Gen 7:11. This creates the S0/S2 fork.

2. THE SIX BIRTH-PAIRS STRUCTURE

2.1 Definition

The patriarchal chain from Noah to Jacob comprises 12 nodes organized as 6 birth-pairs. Noah functions as a pre-pair anchor (P0), supplying the closing gap that completes the symmetry.

2.2 Pair Assignments

Pair-ID	Patriarch 1 (pair1)	Patriarch 2 (pair2)	Notes
P0	Noah	—	Anchor; supplies between-pair gap to P1
P1	Shem	Arphaxad
P2	Salah/Shelah	Eber
P3	Peleg	Reu	Center of chain
P4	Serug	Nahor
P5	Terah	Abraham
P6	Isaac	Jacob	Terminal pair

2.3 Decadal Pairing Lock

Within each pair, birth years share the same terminal digit (mod 10 clustering). This holds in MT and SP. In LXX (with 2nd Cainan inserted), a triple cluster forms in the P1/P2 region.

3. GAP COLUMN DEFINITIONS

3.1 Two Gap Systems

Column A: Within-Pair Gaps

Definition: (pair1 birth) − (pair2 birth)
Example: Shem_birth − Arphaxad_birth = within-pair gap for P1

Column B: Between-Pair Gaps

Definition: (pair_i pair2 birth) − (pair_{i+1} pair1 birth)
With Noah: the final between-pair gap is Noah_birth → Shem_birth (P0→P1 closure)

3.2 Symmetry Property

Including Noah provides 6 gaps in each column, maintaining structural symmetry:

Column A: 6 within-pair gaps
Column B: 6 between-pair gaps (including Noah→Shem)

4. KEY OF 23 FRAMEWORK

4.1 The Governing Constant

The number 23 functions as the architectural constant governing:

Internal structure within each tradition
Gaps between traditions
Conversion mechanisms (25/23 ratio for solar↔priestly calendar)
Block sums within gap columns

4.2 MT Column B Block Decomposition (S0)

The between-pair gaps (excluding Noah→Shem bracket) decompose into 23-multiples:

Block	Gaps	Sum	Factorization
Block 1	35 + 34	69	3 × 23
Block 2	32 + 29 + 100	161	7 × 23
Combined	69 + 161	230	10 × 23

Observation: The coefficients 3, 7, 10 are themselves structurally significant (3+7=10; creation week numerics).

4.3 SP Key-23 Locks

Mode	Column A Total	Column B Total	Key-23 Status
SP S0	620	1080	1080 = 3×360 (calendar)
SP S1	621	1081	621 = 27×23; 1081 = 47×23

The S0→S1 toggle (single +1 at Noah→Shem) flips Column B from calendar-lock (3×360) to key-23 lock (47×23).

4.4 The 230/460 Module

230 years (10 × 23) functions as a fundamental building block:

Span	Years	Factorization	Notes
MT Column B inner block	230	10 × 23	See §4.2
Half-module	115	5 × 23	—
Double-module	460	20 × 23	Jared/Watcher lifespan
Triple-module	690	30 × 23	Converts to 750 via 25/23
Quadruple-module	920	40 × 23	—

4.5 Key of 23 Conversion Ratio

The 25/23 ratio converts between solar and priestly calendar frameworks:

Formula: priestly_years × (25/23) = solar_years

Examples:

690 × 25/23 = 750
460 × 25/23 = 500
230 × 25/23 = 250

This conversion preserves pattern integrity across calendar systems.

4.6 The 552-Year Span (S2 Lock)

The span from Shem (S2) to Jacob = 2558 − 2006 = 552 years.

Because 552 = 23 × 24, it resolves exactly under both conversion ratios:

Conversion	Formula	Result	Significance
Priestly (25/23)	552 × 25/23	600	Shem’s lifespan
Prophetic (70/69)	552 × 70/69	560 = 8 × 70	Jacob’s generational harmony

Implication: The S2 toggle is not arbitrary; it produces a “bridge span” that simultaneously yields Shem-language (600) and Jacob-language (8×70).

4.7 The 460-Year Signature

The number 460 (20 × 23) appears as a structural cadence:

Jared’s begetting age: 162 years (but lived 962 = 2 × 481, and 460 + 2 = 462)
2nd Cainan lifespan (LXX): 460 years
Interval locks: 460 + 460 = 920 = 40 × 23

Example chain (with 2nd Cainan inserted):

Encoded Cainan coordinate: 2366 BC
2366 − 460 (Cainan lifespan) = 1906 BC
1906 − 460 = 1446 BC (Exodus)

This demonstrates the 460-module functioning as a “death/rebellion” cadence marker terminating at the Exodus.

5. MT TABLES

5.1 MT Table — MODE: S0 / T0 / J215

Person	Birth (BC)	Death (BC)	Birth mod10	Death mod10	Pair-ID	Within-pair gap	Between-pair gap
Noah	3056	2106	6	6	P0	—	500 (Noah→Shem)
Shem	2556	1956	6	6	P1	100	—
Arphaxad	2456	2018	6	8	P1	—	35
Salah	2421	1988	1	8	P2	30	—
Eber	2391	1927	1	7	P2	—	34
Peleg	2357	2118	7	8	P3	30	—
Reu	2327	2088	7	8	P3	—	32
Serug	2295	2065	5	5	P4	30	—
Nahor	2265	2117	5	7	P4	—	29
Terah	2236	2031	6	1	P5	70	—
Abraham	2166	1991	6	1	P5	—	100
Isaac	2066	1886	6	6	P6	60	—
Jacob	2006	1859	6	9	P6	—	—

MT S0 Gap Totals:

Column A (within-pair): 100 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 70 + 60 = 320
Column B (between-pair): 500 + 35 + 34 + 32 + 29 + 100 = 730 (= 365 + 365)

Column A Block Structure:

First half: 100 + 30 + 30 = 160
Second half: 30 + 70 + 60 = 160
Total: 320 (= 160 + 160)

Column B Block Structure:

35 + 34 = 69 (= 3 × 23)
32 + 29 + 100 = 161 (= 7 × 23)
69 + 161 = 230 (= 10 × 23)

5.2 MT Table — MODE: S2 / T0 / J215

Person	Birth (BC)	Death (BC)	Birth mod10	Death mod10	Pair-ID	Within-pair gap	Between-pair gap
Noah	3058	2108	8	8	P0	—	500 (Noah→Shem)
Shem	2558	1958	8	8	P1	102	—
Arphaxad	2456	2018	6	8	P1	—	35
Salah	2421	1988	1	8	P2	30	—
Eber	2391	1927	1	7	P2	—	34
Peleg	2357	2118	7	8	P3	30	—
Reu	2327	2088	7	8	P3	—	32
Serug	2295	2065	5	5	P4	30	—
Nahor	2265	2117	5	7	P4	—	29
Terah	2236	2031	6	1	P5	70	—
Abraham	2166	1991	6	1	P5	—	100
Isaac	2066	1886	6	6	P6	60	—
Jacob	2006	1859	6	9	P6	—	—

MT S2 Gap Totals:

Column A (within-pair): 102 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 70 + 60 = 322
Column B (between-pair): 500 + 35 + 34 + 32 + 29 + 100 = 730

Note: S2 shifts only Noah/Shem; within-pair gap P1 becomes 102 (vs 100 in S0). If both Noah and Shem shift together by +2, the between-pair gap (500) remains unchanged.

Alternative S2 computation (Noah→Shem = 502):

Column B: 502 + 35 + 34 + 32 + 29 + 100 = 732

6. SP TABLES

6.1 SP Table — MODE: S0 / T0 / J215

Person	Birth (BC)	Death (BC)	Birth mod10	Death mod10	Pair-ID	Within-pair gap	Between-pair gap
Noah	3706	2756	6	6	P0	—	500 (Noah→Shem)
Shem	3206	2606	6	6	P1	100	—
Arphaxad	3106	2668	6	8	P1	—	135
Shelah	2971	2538	1	8	P2	130	—
Eber	2841	2437	1	7	P2	—	134
Peleg	2707	2468	7	8	P3	130	—
Reu	2577	2338	7	8	P3	—	132
Serug	2445	2215	5	5	P4	130	—
Nahor	2315	2167	5	7	P4	—	79
Terah	2236	2091	6	1	P5	70	—
Abraham	2166	1991	6	1	P5	—	100
Isaac	2066	1886	6	6	P6	60	—
Jacob	2006	1859	6	9	P6	—	—

SP S0 Gap Totals:

Column A (within-pair): 100 + 130 + 130 + 130 + 70 + 60 = 620
Column B (between-pair): 500 + 135 + 134 + 132 + 79 + 100 = 1080 (= 3 × 360)

6.2 SP Table — MODE: S1 / T0 / J215

Person	Birth (BC)	Death (BC)	Birth mod10	Death mod10	Pair-ID	Within-pair gap	Between-pair gap
Noah	3707	2757	7	7	P0	—	501 (Noah→Shem)
Shem	3207	2607	7	7	P1	101	—
Arphaxad	3106	2668	6	8	P1	—	135
Shelah	2971	2538	1	8	P2	130	—
Eber	2841	2437	1	7	P2	—	134
Peleg	2707	2468	7	8	P3	130	—
Reu	2577	2338	7	8	P3	—	132
Serug	2445	2215	5	5	P4	130	—
Nahor	2315	2167	5	7	P4	—	79
Terah	2236	2091	6	1	P5	70	—
Abraham	2166	1991	6	1	P5	—	100
Isaac	2066	1886	6	6	P6	60	—
Jacob	2006	1859	6	9	P6	—	—

SP S1 Gap Totals:

Column A (within-pair): 101 + 130 + 130 + 130 + 70 + 60 = 621 (= 27 × 23)
Column B (between-pair): 501 + 135 + 134 + 132 + 79 + 100 = 1081 (= 47 × 23)

Key Observation: The S0→S1 toggle changes only the Noah→Shem term (500→501), flipping Column B total from 3×360 to 47×23.

7. DEATH DATE DECADAL ANALYSIS

7.1 Death Dates mod 10 (MT)

Patriarch	Death (BC)	mod 10
Shem (S0)	1956	6
Shem (S2)	1958	8
Arphaxad	2018	8
Salah	1988	8
Eber	1927	7
Peleg	2118	8
Reu	2088	8
Serug	2065	5
Nahor	2117	7
Terah (T0)	2031	1
Abraham	1991	1
Isaac	1886	6
Jacob	1859	9

7.2 The “8-Column” Pattern

Deaths ending in 8 (sorted by time): 2118, 2088, 2018, 1988, 1958 (S2)

Intra-column gaps:

2118 → 2088 = 30
2088 → 2018 = 70
2018 → 1988 = 30
1988 → 1958 = 30 (S2 only)

Pattern: 30/70/30/30 ladder using the same canonical gap vocabulary as the birth-pair structure.

7.3 Additional Death-Date Locks

Span	Gap	Notes
2031 → 1991 (Terah→Abraham)	40	Expands to 100 under T60
2117 → 2118 (Nahor→Peleg)	1	Tight adjacency
2065 → 1805 (Serug→Joseph)	260	= 130 + 130 (see §7.4)

7.4 Serug as 7th-Node Outlier

Serug occupies the 7th position in the 12-node chain (counting from Shem = 1), paralleling Enoch as “the 7th from Adam” (Jude 14).

Structural function: Serug’s death (2065 BC) does not fit the dominant mod-10 = 8 ladder. Instead, it serves as a diagonal lock to Joseph’s death:

2065 → 1805 = 260 = 130 + 130 = 2 × (10 × 13)

This “skip” behavior mirrors Serug’s 230-year lifespan (= 10 × 23), the same value as the between-pair gap remainder (§4.2).

8. ABRAHAM-CENTERED LOCKS

8.1 Birth Dates to Abrahamic Events

From	To Event	Gap	Significance
Shem 2556	Abraham birth 2166	390	Ezekiel’s 390 (Ezek 4:5)
Shem 2556	Isaac birth 2066	490	Daniel’s 70 weeks (Dan 9:24)
Arphaxad 2456	Isaac birth 2066	390	Parallel to Shem→Abraham
Salah 2421	Abraham death 1991	430	Sojourn length (Ex 12:40)
Eber 2391	Abraham death 1991	400	“400 years” promise (Gen 15:13)
Reu 2327	Abraham birth 2166	161	= 7 × 23

8.2 Extended Locks (Reu + Abraham lifespan)

2327 → 2166 = 161 (7 × 23)
161 + 175 (Abraham’s lifespan) = 336 = priestly year (days)

8.3 Peleg to Covenant of Pieces

Peleg birth 2357 → Covenant 2081 BC = 276 = 12 × 23

8.4 Serug-Nahor Pair to Joseph

Patriarch	Birth (BC)	To Joseph death 1805	Factorization
Serug	2295	490	70 × 7
Nahor	2265	460	20 × 23 (Watcher signature)

The 460 decomposes as 230 + 230, and 460 is the age of Adam at Jared’s birth (the Watcher descent hinge in Enochic tradition).

9. LXX NOTE: SECOND CAINAN INSERTION

9.1 Insertion Parameters

2nd Cainan inserted between Arphaxad and Shelah
Begetting age: +130 years
Effect: Creates a triple cluster in the P1/P2 region

9.2 LXX-Adjusted Structure (SP-based births + Cainan)

Node	Birth (BC)	Relation
Noah	3836	+130 from SP
Shem	3336	+130 from SP
Arphaxad	3236	+130 from SP
2nd Cainan	3106	Inserted
Shelah	2971	Unchanged
Eber	2841	Unchanged

9.3 Adjusted Gap Totals

Column A with Cainan:

Original Arphaxad→Shelah gap (135) splits into:
- Arphaxad→Cainan: 130
- Cainan→Shelah: 130
Effectively doubles one 130 into 260
New Column A total: 100 + 130 + 260 + 130 + 70 + 60 = 750

Verification:

Total span Noah→Jacob: 3836 − 2006 = 1830
Check: 750 (Column A) + 1080 (Column B, S0) = 1830 ✓

9.4 Pattern Preservation

Reinserting 2nd Cainan does not destroy the pairing structure; it produces a robust extension where the structure accommodates an extra node while preserving decadal/pair schema.

9.5 The 460+460 Chain to Exodus

Using the B-walk with Cainan inserted:

From Jacob 2006 BC: +100 +29 +32 +34 +(35+130) = 2366 BC (encoded Cainan coordinate)
2nd Cainan lifespan (LXX): 460 years
2366 − 460 = 1906 BC (≈ Benjamin’s birth; Jacob ≈ 100)
1906 − 460 = 1446 BC (Exodus)

Key-23 verification:

460 = 20 × 23
460 + 460 = 920 = 40 × 23
2366 − 1446 = 920 ✓

This demonstrates the 460-module functioning as a structural cadence terminating precisely at the Exodus anchor.

10. COLUMN-WALK REDATING OPERATOR

10.1 Definition

Column-walk = summing only one gap-column from a fixed start year, bypassing the other column’s gaps.

Operator notation:

Y₀ = start year (typically Jacob birth = 2006 BC)
A-walk: Y_A(k) = Y₀ + Σᵢ₌₁ᵏ Aᵢ (sum of within-pair gaps)
B-walk: Y_B(k) = Y₀ + Σᵢ₌₁ᵏ Bᵢ (sum of between-pair gaps)

10.2 MT A-Walk Example (from Jacob 2006 BC)

Step	Increment	Cumulative Sum	Year (BC)	Landing/Overlap
0	—	0	2006	Jacob birth
1	+60	60	2066	Isaac birth (literal)
2	+70	130	2136	—
3	+30	160	2166	Abraham birth (literal)
4	+30	190	2196	—
5	+30	220	2226	Near Terah (literal 2236)
6	+100	320	2326	ENC_SHEM coordinate
7	+500	820	2826	ENC_NOAH coordinate

Observation: The A-walk produces encoded coordinates (ENC_*) that often land on or near existing literal nodes, demonstrating low proliferation (“closure property”).

10.3 MT B-Walk Example (from Jacob 2006 BC)

Step	Increment	Cumulative Sum	Year (BC)	Landing/Overlap
0	—	0	2006	Jacob birth
1	+100	100	2106	Noah death S0 (literal)
2	+29	129	2135	—
3	+32	161	2167	±1 from Abraham birth
4	+34	195	2201	—
5	+35	230	2236	Terah birth (literal)
6	+500	730	2736	ENC_NOAH_B coordinate

10.4 Closure Property

The column-walk operator maps the timeline into itself (up to ±1 or ±2 tolerance matching S0/S2 pivots), not generating generically new coordinates. This indicates the system is designed for self-consistency.

10.5 SP A-Walk Example (from Jacob 2006 BC)

Step	Increment	Cumulative Sum	Year (BC)	Notes
0	—	0	2006	Jacob birth
1	+60	60	2066	Isaac birth
2	+70	130	2136	—
3	+130	260	2266	—
4	+130	390	2396	—
5	+130	520	2526	ENC_FLOOD (= 1080 to Exodus)
6	+100	620	2626	ENC_SHEM
7	+500	1120	3126	ENC_NOAH

Key-23 Observation:

3126 − 1446 = 1680 = 5 × 336 = 24 × 70
2526 − 1446 = 1080 = 3 × 360 (calendar lock)

10.6 SP B-Walk Example (from Jacob 2006 BC)

Step	Increment	Cumulative Sum	Year (BC)	Notes
0	—	0	2006	Jacob birth
1	+100	100	2106	Noah death (MT)
2	+79	179	2185	—
3	+132	311	2317	—
4	+134	445	2451	—
5	+135	580	2586	+60 from A-walk Flood (2526)
6	+500	1080	3086	+60 from A-walk Noah (3026)

Cross-column offset: The two SP walks differ by exactly 60 years at corresponding nodes, demonstrating “Rubik rotation” behavior.

10.7 Exodus Anchoring via Column Walks

MT (S0):

ENC_NOAH (2826 BC) with lifespan 950 → death at 1876 BC (Egypt entry)
2826 − 1446 = 1380 = 23 × 60

SP (S0):

ENC_FLOOD (2526 BC) − 1446 = 1080 = 3 × 360

With T60 applied:

1380 + 60 = 1440 = 23 × 62.6… (or 1440 = 4 × 360)
This mirrors Creation-to-Flood spans between LXX and MT traditions

11. COMPRESSION OPERATOR (PAIR-SKIP ENCODING)

11.1 Concept

Compression = discarding one gap-column entirely and treating the retained series as a “condensed” coordinate generator.

The pairing process functions as an information-condensation operator: skipping inter-pair spans preserves structured totals and repeatedly lands on already-meaningful nodes.

11.2 Structural Bracketing

The six pairs are bracketed by outer terms:

Pre-Flood hinge:

500 (Noah→Shem)
100 (Shem→Arphaxad)

Post-Flood hinge toward patriarchs:

100 (Abraham→Isaac)
60 (Isaac→Jacob)

Central bulk (Flood→Abraham):

Column A central: 30 + 30 + 30 + 70 = 160
Column B central: 35 + 34 + 32 + 29 = 130
Combined: 160 + 130 = 290 (= 2456 → 2166 BC)

11.3 Reu as Crossroads

Reu’s literal birth (2327 BC) serves as the mathematical center of both column walks:

From Jacob via Column A:

2006 + 60 + 70 + 30 = 2166 BC (Serug/Reu paired zone)

From Jacob via Column B:

2006 + 100 + 29 + 32 = 2167 BC

Reu’s position relative to crossroads:

2327 → 2166 = 161
2327 → 2167 = 160

This mirrors the 160/161 block structure in Column A.

Theological note: Reu (רְעוּ) means “friend”; Abraham is called “Friend of God” (Isaiah 41:8). Reu occupies the mathematical friendship/crossroads position.

12. CUMULATIVE CHRONOLOGY LOCK

12.1 Lifespan Sum (MT Shem → Jacob)

Summing the 12 lifespans (MT):

Patriarch	Lifespan
Shem	600
Arphaxad	438
Salah	433
Eber	464
Peleg	239
Reu	239
Serug	230
Nahor	148
Terah	205
Abraham	175
Isaac	180
Jacob	147
Total	3498

12.2 The S2 Cumulative Lock

Adding the S2 adjustment (+2):

3498 + 2 = 3500 = 7 × 500 = ½ × 7000

Terminus calculation:

If the cumulative chain terminates at 1936 BC
Then: 1936 − 1446 = 490 = 7 × 70 (Danielic covenant unit)

Implication: The same +2 that closes the regular birth-span lock (552 → 600/560) also closes the cumulative lock (3498 → 3500 → 490 to Exodus). This is a “double-lock” confirming S2 is intentional.

12.3 Extended Cumulative (with Aaron)

Adding Aaron’s 3 years extends the chain:

Cumulative Shem: 5436 → 4836 BC (600-year lifespan)
Span to Jacob birth (regular): 5436 − 2006 = 3430 = 7 × 490
Span to Conquest: 4836 − 1406 = 3430 = 7 × 490

This creates a paired 3430 lock framing Shem’s cumulative 600-year lifespan against both Jacob’s birth and the Conquest.

13. CROSS-TRADITION VERIFICATION

13.1 Principle

MT is the primary demonstration. SP and LXX serve as cross-tradition polarization checks: systematically shifted variants that preserve the same pattern-language under controlled toggles.

13.2 The 2300/1150 Cross-Tradition Lock

SP composite (extending beyond the 6 pairs):

Noah→Shem “500-marker” + Shem lifespan (600) + Shem→Jacob (600) + Jacob→Conquest (600)
Total: 500 + 600 + 600 + 600 = 2300 = 23 × 100

MT single span:

Shem birth (2556) → Conquest (1406) = 1150 = ½ × 2300

Significance: This connects to Daniel 8:14’s “2300 evenings and mornings” motif. The MT interval is exactly half the SP composite, demonstrating cross-tradition numeric coherence.

13.3 The SP Triple-600 Corridor

Using SP Shem = 3206 BC (S0, T0):

Segment	From	To	Span
Shem lifespan	3206	2606	600
Shem death → Jacob birth	2606	2006	600
Jacob birth → Conquest	2006	1406	600

Total: 3206 → 1406 = 1800 = 3 × 600

Shem’s 600-year lifespan functions as the unit measure, creating a triple-600 corridor from Shem’s birth to the Conquest.

13.4 Summary of Pattern Preservation

Tradition	Column A Total	Column B Total	Key Factorizations
MT S0	320 (160+160)	730 (365+365)	730 = 2×365
MT S2	322	732	732 = 4×183
SP S0	620	1080	1080 = 3×360
SP S1	621	1081	621 = 27×23; 1081 = 47×23
LXX (Cainan)	750	1080	750+1080 = 1830

13.5 Key-23 Patterns Across Traditions

Pattern	Value	Factorization	Context
MT inner B-block	230	10 × 23	35+34+32+29+100
SP S1 Column A	621	27 × 23	Within-pair total
SP S1 Column B	1081	47 × 23	Between-pair total
MT ENC_NOAH → Exodus	1380	60 × 23	2826 − 1446
SP S0 death gap	690	30 × 23	Converts to 750 via 25/23
Double 460 module	920	40 × 23	460 + 460

13.6 The 690 ↔ 750 Conversion

Example (SP):

Noah death (S0): 2756 BC
2756 → 2066 (Isaac) = 690 years
2756 → 2006 (Jacob) = 750 years
Relation: 690 × 25/23 = 750 ✓

This demonstrates the Key of 23 conversion preserving spans across anchor choices.

13.7 Toggle Behavior

The only structural change under S0↔S2 (MT) or S0↔S1 (SP) is the Noah→Shem term:

MT: 500 → 502
SP: 500 → 501

Everything else remains invariant, isolating the toggle as a single-bit flip.

14. INVARIANT CHECKLIST (Machine Verification)

The following assertions must hold under correctly-implemented mode toggles:

14.1 Structural Invariants

Decadal clustering: Within each pair, birth_mod10(pair1) = birth_mod10(pair2)
Column A symmetry (MT S0): First 3 within-gaps sum = Last 3 within-gaps sum = 160
Closure property: A-walk and B-walk from 2006 BC land within ±2 of existing literal nodes at ≥50% of steps
Central crossroads: Both column walks from Jacob converge at 2166/2167 BC (±1 tolerance)

14.2 Calendar Lock Invariants

Column B calendar lock (SP S0): Total = 1080 = 3 × 360
MT Column B solar lock (S0): Total = 730 = 365 + 365
LXX span check: Noah_LXX → Jacob = 1830 = Column_A + Column_B (S0)

14.3 Key-23 Invariants

Column B key-23 lock (SP S1): Total = 1081 = 47 × 23
Column A key-23 lock (SP S1): Total = 621 = 27 × 23
MT inner B-block: 35 + 34 + 32 + 29 + 100 = 230 = 10 × 23
MT sub-blocks: 35 + 34 = 69 = 3 × 23; 32 + 29 + 100 = 161 = 7 × 23
Exodus anchor (MT ENC_NOAH): 2826 − 1446 = 1380 = 60 × 23
Cainan 460-chain: 2366 − 1446 = 920 = 40 × 23
Conversion ratio: 690 × 25/23 = 750 (within rounding tolerance)

15. DEPENDENCIES AND ANCHORS

15.1 Fixed Anchors (Invariant Across Modes)

Abraham birth: 2166 BC
Isaac birth: 2066 BC
Jacob birth: 2006 BC
Egypt entry: 1876 BC (Jacob age 130)
Exodus: 1446 BC
Conquest: 1406 BC

15.2 Mode-Dependent Anchors

Noah birth/death: shifts under S0/S2 (MT) or S0/S1 (SP)
Shem birth/death: shifts with Noah
Flood: derived from Arphaxad birth (2 years post-Flood)

15.3 Joseph Anchors (to be added to capsule)

Derivation route 1 (Jacob’s age):

Jacob age 91 at Joseph’s birth (77 + 7 + 7 years of service)
Joseph birth: 2006 − 91 = 1915 BC
Joseph lifespan: 110 years
Joseph death: 1915 − 110 = 1805 BC

Derivation route 2 (Pharaoh timeline):

Joseph age 30 at elevation (Gen 41:46)
Plus 7 years plenty + 2 years famine = age 39 at Egypt entry (1876 BC)
Remaining: 110 − 39 = 71 years
Joseph death: 1876 − 71 = 1805 BC ✓

Redundant convergence validates both routes.

15.4 Levi Anchors and the 77+70+77 Pattern

Levi dates:

Birth: 1919 BC (constrained by 7-year marriage window + pregnancy/purification minimums)
Lifespan: 137 years
Death: 1919 − 137 = 1782 BC

The 77+70+77 Jacob-Levi corridor:

Event	Year (BC)	Jacob’s Age	Span
Jacob flees Esau	1929	77	—
Jacob dies	1859	147 (= 3×7×7)	+70
Levi dies	1782	—	+77

Pattern: 77 + 70 + 77 = 224 = 32 × 7

Symmetric bracket around Jacob’s life-cycle
147 years from Jacob’s flight to Levi’s death

15.5 Levi Birth Constraint (Pregnancy/Purification Logic)

In 7 years (1922–1915 BC), Leah bears 6 sons. Biological minimum:

~280-day gestation + 40-day purification (Lev 12) = ~320 days minimum per son
For 3rd son (Levi): minimum ~640 days from first birth
Spring/autumn corridor snapping narrows feasible band to 1919 BC

16. NOTATION GLOSSARY

Symbol	Meaning
S0, S2	MT mode toggles (±2 at Noah/Shem pivot)
S0, S1	SP mode toggles (±1 inclusive at Noah/Shem)
T0, T60	Terah-segment adjustment (±60 years)
J0, J215	Joseph/sojourn variant
P0–P6	Pair identifiers (P0 = Noah anchor)
ENC_*	Encoded/compressed coordinate (not literal)
A-walk	Cumulative sum of Column A gaps
B-walk	Cumulative sum of Column B gaps
mod10	Birth year modulo 10 (decadal clustering)
Key-23	The architectural constant 23 and its multiples
25/23 ratio	Solar↔priestly calendar conversion factor
230-module	10 × 23 = fundamental building block
460-module	20 × 23 = Jared/Watcher cadence marker
690-module	30 × 23 = converts to 750 via 25/23

17. KEY-23 QUICK REFERENCE

Multiple	Value	Common Occurrences
3 × 23	69	MT gaps 35+34
7 × 23	161	MT gaps 32+29+100
10 × 23	230	MT inner B-block total; Serug lifespan
20 × 23	460	Cainan lifespan; cadence module; Watcher signature
27 × 23	621	SP S1 Column A
30 × 23	690	Converts to 750 via 25/23
40 × 23	920	460 + 460; Cainan→Exodus
47 × 23	1081	SP S1 Column B
50 × 23	1150	MT Shem→Conquest (= ½ of 2300)
60 × 23	1380	MT ENC_NOAH→Exodus
72 × 23	1656	Adam→Noah (LXX birth; MT Flood; SP death)
100 × 23	2300	SP composite 500+600+600+600; Daniel 8:14

18. METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK

16.1 Numbers as Shared ANE Grammar

Small-prime factor-structure + astronomical constraints yields a shared ANE numeric grammar. Calendrical reconciliation (sun–moon; months–seasons) naturally generates repeated small-factor structures (2, 3, 5, 7, 12, 60).

16.2 Israel’s Semantic Sovereignty

Israel’s literature adopts the common numeric grammar but asserts semantic sovereignty—YHWH as the source and arbiter of the sacred numeric order manifested in calendrical and genealogical schemata.

16.3 Scribal Esotericism Hypothesis

Hypothesis: Scribal guilds preserved advanced factor-based arithmetic and calendrical-astronomical schematization; explicit theory is sparse due to genre limits and restricted transmission.

Testability: Rests on detectable invariants:

Repeated small-prime factor motifs
Modular residues (especially mod 10, mod 23)
Multi-anchor locks across independent constraints
Cross-text robustness exceeding coincidence under controlled nulls

16.4 Evidence Criteria

Structural invariants (strongest): Same rule survives textual variation (e.g., 12 nodes → 6 pairs; consistent decadal grouping; consistent gap-block behavior across MT/SP/LXX).

Numerical coincidences (weaker): Single-tradition numeric hits without cross-validation.

Null hypothesis rejected: Not “random numbers” but “independent scribal traditions with no shared numeric grammar.” Cross-tradition preservation of identical pairing logic is evidence against independence.

19. SUMMARY: WHAT THE 12-GENERATION EXERCISE ESTABLISHES

Births are pair-structured (6 pairs reflecting the “12 sons/pairing” theme) with consistent decadal and symmetric behavior.
Between-pair gaps encode Key-23 blocks (69 = 3×23; 161 = 7×23; total 230 = 10×23).
S2/S1 toggles function as multi-layer locks (regular span, cumulative totals, conversion harmonics), not arbitrary adjustments.
Deaths mirror births via decadal clustering and controlled switch behavior (T60 rotates pre-Terah structure without breaking post-Terah anchors).
Serug as 7th node repeatedly behaves as “signal carrier,” aligning to auxiliary anchors (Joseph corridor), echoing the “7th from Adam” (Enoch) motif.
Cross-tradition locks (2300/1150; triple-600 corridor; 1656 distribution across LXX/MT/SP) demonstrate shared numeric architecture, not coincidence.
Text speaks for itself: Multiple independent, text-driven derivation routes converge on the same anchors (e.g., Joseph 1805 BC via two methods), indicating overdetermination rather than arbitrary curve-fitting.

End of File_47.

FILE_48: CUMULATIVE_PRIME_HARMONIC.md

Entity: CUMULATIVE PRIME QUADRUPLE ARCHITECTURE
Subject: The Nodal Framework — How Accumulated Prime Gaps Generate Chronological Intersections
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PREAMBLE: PURPOSE & STRUCTURE

Primary Purpose: This file documents the mathematical relationship between Cumulative Prime Quadruple sums and Biblical Chronology. It demonstrates that accumulated prime gaps — computed as the running total of intervals from P2 onward — generate the nodal intersections where MT, SP, LXX, and SKL chronologies converge.

Relationship to FILE_32: FILE_32 establishes the Regular Prime system with hub 4206 BC. This file documents the parallel Cumulative system with hub 4416 BC. The two systems are separated by exactly 210 years (30 × 7), corresponding to the SP Creation variant differential.

Methodological Note on Statistics:
This file distinguishes between Blind Verification and Exploratory Analysis:

Blind Tests (Section 2.3): Relied on fixed external anchors (Matthew/Luke/Daniel) to predict the 4206 BC hub before testing. These provide the probabilistic proof of validity.
Exploratory Tests (Section 4.4): Analyzed the internal harmonics of the prime sequence (up to P100). These tests are suggestive of the internal gearing mechanism (specifically the “Key of 23” wobble) rather than statistical proof of the timeline itself.

Machine-Optimization Notes:

All calculations are explicitly shown for verification.
Cross-references use FILE_XX notation for retrieval.
Tables prioritize systematic comprehension over narrative flow.
Python verification script provided as appendix.

Core Thesis: Biblical chronology employs two valid methodologies: (1) Regular/Begetting chronology (age at son’s birth), and (2) Cumulative/Lifespan chronology (consecutive lifespans). Prime Quadruples mirror this duality. The Cumulative Prime system surfaces the structural backbone — the deep convergence nodes where multiple manuscript traditions intersect.

SECTION 1: THE CUMULATIVE METHOD

1.1 Axiom — Dual Chronological Systems

Biblical chronology operates on two parallel frameworks:

System	Method	MT Result	Prime Parallel
Regular	Age at begetting (Adam → Seth → …)	Creation: 4114 BC	P1−5 as individual dates
Cumulative	Consecutive lifespans (930 + 912 + …)	Creation: 14006 BC	Running sum of gaps

Principle: If primes encode regular chronology, then cumulative primes must encode cumulative chronology. Methodological consistency requires both.

1.2 The Cumulative Calculation

Step 1: Extract P1 values from first 12 Prime Quadruples (OEIS A007530).
Step 2: Subtract 5 (Origin value) to project onto timeline.
Step 3: Subtract 6 more (−11 total) to compute gaps.
Step 4: Accumulate gaps from P2 onward.

Critical Note: P1 (5) is excluded from accumulation because P1 ≢ 11 (mod 30). P2 (11) is the structural base. See FILE_32, Section 1.2 for the Modulo 30 Law.

1.3 The Cumulative Data Table

Index	P1	P1−5 (BC)	Gap (P1−11)	Cumulative Sum (BC)
1	5	0	−6	0
2	11	6	0	6
3	101	96	90	96
4	191	186	180	276
5	821	816	810	1086
6	1481	1476	1470	2556
7	1871	1866	1860	4416
8	2081	2076	2070	6486
9	3251	3246	3240	9726
10	3461	3456	3450	13176
11	5651	5646	5640	18816
12	9431	9426	9420	28236

Verification: Cumulative Sum at P7 = 6 + 90 + 180 + 810 + 1470 + 1860 = 4416. ✓

SECTION 2: THE TWO HUB SYSTEMS

2.1 Axiom — Parallel Hubs

The Prime Quadruple system operates on two distinct hubs, each governing its respective chronological method:

Property	Regular System	Cumulative System
Hub Date	4206 BC	4416 BC
Data Column	P1−5 (Column 2)	Cumulative Sum (Column 4)
Statistical Fit	p < 0.001 (1 in 7,875)	Alignment-based (see Section 3)
Chronological Anchor	SP Creation Year 1 (215-variant)	SP Creation Year 6 (430-variant)

2.2 THEOREM — The 210-Year Offset

Statement: The offset between hubs equals 210 years, which resolves the 215-year Egypt sojourn variant.

Calculation:

4416 BC − 4206 BC = 210 years
210 = 215 (Egypt variant) − 5 (Creation Year 1→6 gap)
210 = 30 × 7 (month of weeks)
210 = 21 × 10 (links to 21 × 5ⁿ cycle base)

Proof:

SP Creation with 430-year Egypt sojourn: Year 6 = 4416 BC
SP Creation with 215-year Egypt sojourn: Year 6 = 4201 BC → Year 1 = 4206 BC
The 5-year Creation Week span is absorbed into the offset.

Conclusion: Both hubs encode SP Creation through different Egypt sojourn variants. The 210-year offset is not arbitrary but structurally necessary.

2.3 Blind Statistical Verification (Regular Primes, P2–P103)

Note: The following statistics represent “Blind Tests” where the target date (4206 BC) was derived from Matthew/Luke prior to running the prime lattice simulation.

Hub Tested	Z-score	p-value	Rarity	Verdict
4206 BC	+5.84σ	0.00013	1 in 7,875	★★★ HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT
4416 BC	+2.39σ	0.04648	1 in 22	★ SIGNIFICANT (marginal)

Per-Cycle Breakdown at 4206 BC:

Cycle	Observed	Expected	Enrichment	Z-score
4200	18	1.0	18.53×	+7.03σ
12600	7	0.3	21.62×	+7.70σ
525	44	3.9	11.32×	+4.91σ
2625	10	0.8	12.87×	+5.32σ
13125	3	0.2	19.30×	+6.00σ

Conclusion: Regular primes are statistically tuned to 4206 BC (regular chronology). The cumulative system is validated separately in Section 2.5, where cumulative primes align with cumulative chronology at comparable significance.

2.4 Priestly Cycle Differentiation (3360)

Target	Max Residue Class	Z-score	Result
4410 (→ 4416 BC)	In max class	+4.08σ	★★ VERY SIGNIFICANT
4200 (→ 4206 BC)	Not in max	—	—

Conclusion: 4416 BC performs better for priestly cycles (3360 = 24 courses × 140), while 4206 BC performs better for creation/jubilee cycles. The two hubs govern different theological domains.

2.5 Blind Statistical Verification — Cumulative vs Regular Chronologies

Note: This test was conducted as a blind verification. After regular chronology targets showed no significance against the prime system, cumulative chronology targets were tested “just in case” — revealing highly significant alignment. This constitutes independent confirmation that the cumulative method is not arbitrary.

Test Configuration:

Primes: 23 quadruplets (P3–P13 regular + cumulative + reversed P13 nodes)
Cycles: 1260 (Daniel’s signature), 1150 (5 × 230 cleansing)
Method: Exact enumeration (14,490 shifts)

CUMULATIVE MT Chronology Targets (years to 6 BC, digit 6):

[14460, 14000, 13070, 11260, 10350, 9450, 8490, 7150, 6380, 5430, 5290, 4830, 4390, 1930, 1470, 1440, 1400]

REGULAR MT Chronology Targets (years to 6 BC):

[430560, 262080, 14000, 4830, 4620, 4200, 3290, 3100, 2450, 1870, 1440, 1400, 1230, 600, 530, 0, 30, 70]

Results Comparison:

Metric	Cumulative MT	Regular MT
Z-score	+4.20σ	+1.29σ
p-value	0.00006901	0.11725328
Rarity	1 in 14,490	1 in 9
Verdict	★★★ HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT	NOT SIGNIFICANT

Per-Cycle Breakdown:

Cycle	Cumulative (Obs/Mean/Z)	Regular (Obs/Mean/Z)
1260	28 / 12.4 / +3.09σ	21 / 13.1 / +1.04σ
1150	26 / 13.6 / +2.84σ	17 / 14.4 / +0.85σ

Residue Class Analysis — The Jared Peak:

Cycle 1260: maximum = 8 hits @ residue 630
Target at maximum: 9450 = JARED (when the Watchers fell!)

630 = 1260 ÷ 2 (half of Daniel's signature number)

Significance: The cumulative MT chronology peaks at Jared’s date — the patriarch whose name means “descent” and in whose days the 200 Watchers fell. This is independent statistical confirmation of the Watcher narrative encoding discovered in Section 4.11.7.

Conclusion:

The same 23 primes tested against:

Regular MT chronology → nothing (1 in 9, statistically meaningless)
Cumulative MT chronology → highly significant (1 in 14,490)

This provides independent statistical proof that:

Regular primes support regular chronologies (Section 2.3: 4206 BC at 1 in 7,875)
Cumulative primes support cumulative chronologies (this section: 1 in 14,490)
The cumulative method is where the 1260/1150 prophetic encoding lives
The running sum of prime gaps (not individual gaps) generates the chronological intersections
The system is doubly validated — each methodology confirms its corresponding chronological domain

Expanded Confirmation (Full Three-Node Primes, P10–P20): When the same expanded prime lists (P10–P20, including three-node interim/minus values) are tested against regular MT targets with cycles 2520/2300/3430, the contrast sharpens further. The regular targets peak at just +2.22σ (P17, B,-B,-M), with most configurations hovering near zero. The base configuration (B, -B) shows pure noise across all lists (Z = −0.2σ to +0.3σ). Six of the 18 regular targets (1400, 1440, 1470, 600, 530, 4830) also appear in the cumulative list, so even the weak regular signal is partly borrowed from overlapping cumulative dates.

Post-Blind Expansion: After the blind test, additional lesser-important patriarchal dates were added (Moses’ birth, Enoch’s ascension, Abraham, Peleg, Kohath, Amram — 17 → 23 targets). The significance showed little change (Z = +4.04σ, still 1 in 14,490), confirming the new targets are aligned signal, not noise.

Alternative Cycles — 2520 and 2300:

Testing the expanded 23 targets against 2520 (7 × 360, Daniel’s “time, times, half a time” doubled) and 2300 (Daniel 8:14 sanctuary cleansing) yields even stronger results:

Metric	1260/1150 Cycles	2520/2300 Cycles
Z-score	+4.04σ	+4.58σ
p-value	0.00006901	0.00003451
Rarity	1 in 14,490	1 in 28,980
2520 cycle	—	17 obs / 8.4 mean (+3.11σ)
2300 cycle	—	20 obs / 9.2 mean (+3.36σ)

Residue Class Analysis (2520/2300):

Cycle 2520: max = 4 hits @ residue 630
Target at max: 9450 = JARED (still the peak!)

Cycle 2300: max = 2 hits @ residue 180
Targets at max: [10350, 9450, 7150, 5430, 1470]

Significance: The 2300 cycle (Daniel’s sanctuary cleansing) shows the strongest individual Z-score (+3.36σ), and Jared’s date still appears at the structural peak. The mathematics is saturated with Daniel’s prophetic numbers.

2.6 Generalized Three-Node Expansion (Begetting-Age Architecture)

The reversal mechanism discovered at P13 (Section 4.11.7) generalizes to every prime index. Just as each patriarch in the cumulative chronology has three data points (birth, begetting age, death), each prime index generates three nodes:

The Three Columns:

Column	Formula	Patriarchal Analogy
Cumulative Sum	Running total of gaps	Birth date
Interim Cum Sum	CumSum(n) + GapDifference(n→n+1)	Begetting date
Minus Interim	CumSum(n) − Gap(n+1)	Death / next birth

Verification at P12 (the known case):

Interim(12) = 28236 + (12990 − 9420) = 31806  ← Reversed Node 1
Minus(12)   = 28236 − 12990           = 15246  ← Reversed Node 2

These are precisely the two reversed P13 nodes discovered independently through theological analysis (Section 4.11.7). The generalization reveals that the reversal mechanism is not unique to P13 — it is a structural property of the entire prime quadruple sequence, with each index containing a three-node block analogous to the patriarchal lifespan structure.

Begetting-Age Selection Criterion: Not all patriarchal begetting ages participate equally. Only those divisible by 10 align with the decadal rail structure (targets ending in 0). This natural filter excludes roughly half the patriarchs’ begetting sub-nodes, preventing combinatorial explosion while preserving structural integrity. Similarly, the prime interim/minus nodes that fall on the decadal grid carry the signal.

Mirror Complication: On the AD side, time runs forward, so begetting ages add rather than subtract. This means the internal structure of each patriarch’s block reverses across the mirror — requiring the full four-rail system (B, M, -B, -M) to capture both the primary nodes and their mirrored begetting sub-structure.

2.7 Comprehensive Multi-List Analysis (P10–P20)

Methodology — Target Selection:

The full target list of 64 cumulative MT dates was assembled as follows:

Chronological dates were affixed to the nearest decadal date. Exception: Methuselah favors both 10340 and 10350 (difference of ~0.5 years; internal pattern uses 10350, but 10340 is the strict rounding).
Isaac’s position: The internal structure favors 180 + 180 between Abraham and Jacob (rather than 170 + 190). Isaac having Jacob at 60 divides the 180 into 60 + 60 + 60. For Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob: 2430, 2250, 2070. Isaac’s begetting age (±60) was excluded since whether Isaac sits at 2260 (strict rounding) or 2250 (natural numeric division) remains in doubt.
Second Cainan (460 years): Three major junctures were included — at Creation, at the Flood, and at 2nd Cainan himself. Since the search cycles are 2520 and 2300 (not 460), the inclusion of 460-related nodes does not bias toward these cycles.
Moses’ descendants: Moses had Gershom at 40 (whose ancestry soon corrupted), and Joshua was born when Moses was 50 (1476 BC). Included: Moses (1526 BC), Gershom (1486 BC), Joshua (1476 BC), and their begetting mirrors (1566, 1596 BC).
Begetting ages: For each patriarch whose begetting age is divisible by 10, both the forward (BC) and mirrored (AD) intermediate nodes were included. This approximately doubles the target count while maintaining the decadal-rail constraint.

Prime Lists: Each list (P10–P20) includes the three-node expansion (CumSum, Interim, Minus) for all primes up to that index, plus regular primes through P10, generating the full rail structure.

Four Rail Configurations Tested:

Config	Rails per Prime	Description
B, -B	2	Base and negative only (no mod 30 offset)
B, M, -B	3	+30 on BC (positive) side only
B, -B, -M	3	+30 on AD (negative) side only
B, M, -B, -M	4	Full mirror (+30 on both sides)

Results — Without Begetting Ages (28 targets, exact enumeration):

List	Best Config	Z-score	Rarity
P10	B, -B	+4.32σ	1 in 9,660
P11	B, -B	+4.47σ	1 in 28,980
P12	B, M, -B	+4.50σ	1 in 28,980
P13	B, M, -B	+4.47σ	1 in 28,980
P14	B, M, -B	+4.26σ	1 in 28,980
P15	B, M, -B	+3.77σ	1 in 4,140
P16	B, M, -B	+3.98σ	1 in 28,980
P17	B, M, -B	+3.84σ	1 in 7,245
P18	B, M, -B	+3.49σ	1 in 1,525
P19	B, M, -B	+3.10σ	1 in 322
P20	B, M, -B	+2.74σ	1 in 139

Results — With Begetting Ages (64 targets, Monte Carlo):

List	Best Config	Z-score	Rarity
P10	B, -B, -M	+3.18σ	1 in 510
P11	B, -B, -M	+3.49σ	1 in 1,471
P12	B, M, -B, -M	+3.83σ	1 in 8,333
P13	B, M, -B, -M	+3.67σ	1 in 1,667
P14	B, M, -B, -M	+3.75σ	1 in 3,125
P15	B, M, -B, -M	+3.91σ	1 in 6,250
P16	B, M, -B, -M	+4.62σ	∞
P17	B, M, -B, -M	+4.28σ	∞
P18	B, M, -B, -M	+4.13σ	∞
P19	B, M, -B, -M	+3.60σ	1 in 1,923
P20	B, M, -B, -M	+3.17σ	1 in 625

The Mirror Configuration Shift:

Data Set	Dominant Config	Interpretation
Cumulative dates only (28 targets)	B, M, -B	Main nodes need +30 on BC side only
+ Begetting ages (64 targets)	B, M, -B, -M	Begetting sub-nodes need +30 on AD side too

This shift is structurally necessary: the begetting ages create intermediate nodes within each patriarch’s block. On the AD (mirror) side, these intermediate nodes run in the opposite direction, landing on the +30-offset negative rail (-M). Without begetting ages, the -M rail adds noise; with begetting ages, it becomes signal. The full four-rail system is the complete architecture that emerges when the full biblical data (including begetting ages) is included.

Robustness Analysis — The σ3 to σ5 Band:

Throughout the entire development process — conducted incrementally over several days — the significance remained remarkably stable in the σ3 to σ5 band regardless of:

Which targets were added or removed
Which cycle combinations were tested (2520/2300, 3430, 1260/1150, 14400, 666, 777, 336)
Which prime range was used (P10 through P20)
Whether begetting ages were included
Whether mirror rails were active

This flat stability is the hallmark of a real signal: cherry-picked results would show dramatic spikes and collapses as parameters change. Instead, the significance maintains steady-state across all configurations — the system is measuring an actual structural property of the prime-chronology relationship.

Peak Performance at P16: The optimal window occurs at P16 (53 primes), with significance declining gradually toward P20. This suggests the system has a natural boundary of peak coherence around the 16th prime quadruplet — beyond which additional primes add diminishing signal relative to noise.

2.8 The Four Corners (P4, P8, P12, P16)

The statistical peaks at P12 and P16 suggest a four-quadrant architecture at every 4th index:

Internal Spans (Interim Max − Minus Min):

Corner	Span	Factorization	Signature
P4	1440	12² × 10	New Jerusalem (144)
P8	4410	9 × 490	Daniel 9’s decree
P12	16560	23 × 2 × 360	Key of 23 / Flood (10 × 1656)
P16	20010	23 × 870	Key of 23

Cross-Corner Spans:

Pair	Regular Span	Cum Max Span
P4↔P16	15870 = 23² × 30	89700 = 2300 × 39 (→ ×300/299 = 90000)
P8↔P12	7350 = 15 × 490	24150 = 23 × 35 × 30 (→ ×70/69 = 24500 = 50 × 490)

Regular spans carry 490 or 23² factors; cum max spans carry 23 × 30, converting via Key of 23 to clean 490 multiples.

Key Connections:

P12 max → P16 max: 58800 = 120 × 490 (jubilee architecture)
P16 interim (90606 BC) → AD 29395 (Jachin Pillar) = 120,000 years
P16 interim → AD 115 = 90720 = 3.5 × 25920 (1260 precessional days)
P16 regular (16056 BC) → 1446 BC Exodus = 40 × 365.25 (40 Julian years)
P16 full mirror span (+30 mod): 161250 = 1290 × 5³ (Daniel 12:11)
P4 min (AD 535) mirrors 536 BC — where Daniel received the 490-year prophecy

Conclusion: The four corners encode Daniel’s complete prophetic signature: 490 (ch. 9) at P8, 2300 (ch. 8) and 1260 (ch. 12:7) at P16 via precession, 1290 (ch. 12:11) in P16’s mirror span. Statistical peaks at P12 and P16 for Danielic cycles are structurally explained.

SECTION 3: CUMULATIVE ALIGNMENTS

3.1 Axiom — Cumulative Primes as Nodal Intersections

Cumulative Prime sums do not mark individual events but rather convergence nodes — points where multiple chronological systems (MT, SP, LXX, SKL) intersect.

3.2 Direct Alignments (Column 4 as BC Dates)

Index	Cumulative Sum	Alignment	Verification
P2	6 BC	Birth of Christ	Exact (Origin Gap)
P6	2556 BC	Shem’s birth (MT regular)	Exact
P7	4416 BC	SP Creation Year 6	Exact
P8	6486 BC	Precession quarter + 6	6480 + 6 → 6 BC

3.3 THEOREM — P7 as the Cumulative Hub

Statement: P7 cumulative (4416 BC) functions as the central hub of the cumulative system, radiating connections via 360-year, 490-year, and 3600-year multiples.

Proof — ×360 Prophetic Year Spans:

From	To	Years	= ×360
P7 (4416 BC)	P3 cum (96 BC)	4320	12
P11 (18816 BC)	P7 (4416 BC)	14400	40
P12 (28236 BC)	516 BC (Temple restored)	27720	77

Proof — Jubilee Connections:

From	To	Years	Pattern
P7 (4416 BC)	6 BC	4410	90 × 49 (90 jubilees)
P7 (4416 BC)	1406 BC (Conquest)	3010	7 × 430 (7 sojourns)
P11 (18816 BC)	MT Creation (4116 BC)	14700	30 × 490

Proof — Sumerian Connections:

From	To	Years	Pattern
P7 cum (4416 BC)	P5 reg (816 BC)	3600	60² (one sar)
P8 cum (6486 BC)	2886 BC (SKL)	3600	60² (one sar)
P8 cum (6486 BC)	20886 BC (23 kings)	14400	4 × 3600

Conclusion: P7 (4416 BC) is the nexus where prophetic (360), jubilee (490), and Sumerian (3600) time systems converge.

3.4 THEOREM — Index 7 for Seven Days

Statement: The index value (7) is theologically significant — P7 marks Creation (7 days) at the SP framework.

Corollary: P8 (Index 8) corresponds to “new beginning” / resurrection symbolism, appropriately governing precession time (6486 BC ≈ ¼ precession cycle).

SECTION 4: CROSS-COLUMN LINKAGES

4.1 Axiom — The Web Structure

Prime Quadruples function as nodes in a web, connected across columns (regular ↔ cumulative) and across indices (P6 ↔ P7, etc.).

4.2 Same-Index Spans (Regular → Cumulative)

Index	Regular (BC)	Cumulative (BC)	Span	Pattern
P7	1866	4416	2550	1260 + 1290 (Daniel 12:11-12)
P8	2076	6486	4410	9 × 490 (3² × 70 × 7)

Analysis of P7 Span:

2550 = 7 × 360 + 30 (seven prophetic years + leap month)
2550 = 1260 + 1290 (Daniel’s tribulation periods summed)
Index 7 yields 7 × 360 (+30) — the index participates in the numerology.

Analysis of P8 Span:

4410 = 9 × 490 = 3² × 7² × 10
Note: P7 cum → 6 BC = 4410 (same span!)
The value 4410 appears as both P8 cross-column span AND P7-to-Incarnation span.

4.3 Cross-Index Spans

From	To	Years	Pattern	Significance
P6 reg (1476 BC)	P7 cum (4416 BC)	2940	6 × 490	Joshua’s birth → SP Creation
P4 cum (276 BC)	P7 cum (4416 BC)	4140	23 × 180	Key of 23 conversion unit

4.4 THEOREM — The Key of 23 Embedded in P4–P7

Statement: The span from P4 cum to P7 cum (4140 years) is a Key of 23 conversion unit.

Calculation:

4140 = 23 × 180 (Key of 23 × half-circle)
4140 = 69 × 60 (69 = 3 × 23; 60 = Sumerian base)
4140 = 46 × 90 (double-23 × quarter-circle)
4140 × 25/23 = 4500
4500 − 4140 = 360 (one prophetic year)

Conclusion: The P4–P7 cumulative span encodes the Key of 23 conversion mechanism itself.

4.4.1 THEOREM — The Harmonic P4 Bridge (Exploratory Analysis)

Methodology: Unlike the blind statistical validation in Section 2.3, this section details exploratory post-hoc analysis designed to identify the mechanical gearing of the system using the full P1–P100 dataset.

The Equation: Internal harmonic testing reveals that the P4 Cumulative Node (276) is a primary structural key when multiplied by the Key of 23.

276 × 23 = 6348

Significance:

Exploratory harmonic scans of the Regular Prime dataset (P2–P100) reveal a massive resonance peak at Cycle 6348 (Z-score +6.55σ).
This indicates that the Cumulative timeline (via P4) is “geared” to the Regular timeline via the Key of 23.
The value 6348 serves as the “Bridge Cycle,” locking the two columns together.

4.4.2 THEOREM — The P100 Limit and the 23-Wobble

Statement: The harmonic system exhibits a “wobble” dominated by the Key of 23 up to the P100 Prime Quadruple (approx P102/P103).

Mechanism:

The Wobble: The prime sequence is initially bounded by the interplay of Quadruples starting with primes 7, 11, 19, and 23.
The 23-Dominance: Due to this bounding, the primes favor multiples of 23 in their gaps up to the ~100th Quadruple.
The Settling: After P103, the system stabilizes into the standard Modulo 210 (7 × 30) dominance.
Verification: Exploratory tests confirm that the P100 dataset produces 23-based clusters (like Cycle 6348) far beyond random expectation, while datasets extending deeper into the millions of years revert to pure 7-based harmonics.

Conclusion: The “Key of 23” is not just a conversion factor; it is the transient harmonic signature of the prime system’s “start-up” phase (P2–P103).

4.5 THEOREM — P7 and P8 Regular as Covenant Markers

Statement: P7 reg (1866 BC) and P8 reg (2076 BC) encode the Covenant of Pieces and its 215-year variant, paralleling the 4416/4206 BC Creation pattern.

The Covenant of Pieces (Genesis 15):

2081 BC: Abraham age 85; Ishmael conceived; Covenant concerning “400 years in a strange land”
2081 BC − 215 (variant) = 1866 BC = P7 reg ✓

The 460-Year Bookend:

P7 reg (1866 BC) to Conquest (1406 BC) = 460 years
460 = 23 × 20 (Key of 23 structure)

Parallel: Adam was 460 years old at Jared’s birth. Enoch 6:6 states the Watchers “came down in the days of Jared.” Thus:

460 years: Adam → Jared (Watchers descend, fallen creation begins)
460 years: P7 reg → Conquest (Promised Land, new creation established)

The 460-year spans form bookends — one marking the corruption, one marking the restoration.

The 210-Year P7–P8 Gap (Regular):

P8 reg (2076 BC) − P7 reg (1866 BC) = 210 years

This 210-year gap mirrors the 4416–4206 BC gap exactly. Both encode the 215-year Egypt variant absorbed by the 5-year Creation week span.

The Year 6 / Year 1 Parallel:

Domain	“Year 6” Value	“Year 1” Value	Gap
Creation	4416 BC (SP Yr 6)	4206 BC (SP Yr 1, −215)	210
Covenant	2081 BC (Covenant)	2076 BC (P8 reg)	5
Combined	P7 reg (1866 BC)	P8 reg (2076 BC)	210

Note: P8 reg (2076 BC) is 5 years after the Covenant (2081 BC), just as Year 6 is 5 years after Year 1 of Creation. The pattern replicates at multiple scales.

P8 Extension and Noah’s Death:

P8 reg to P2 anchor: 2076 BC − 6 BC = 2070 years
2070 × 70/69 = 2100
P8 reg extended: 2076 + 30 = 2106 BC

2106 BC = Death of Noah (MT: 2108 BC, with ±2 variance for Shem anomaly). ✓

The Theological Arc:

Event	Date	Significance
Noah’s death	2106/2108 BC	End of old (fallen) creation
Covenant of Pieces	2081 BC	Promise of new creation
P8 reg	2076 BC	5 years after Covenant
P7 reg	1866 BC	215-variant of Covenant
Conquest	1406 BC	Promised Land = New Creation fulfilled

Conclusion: P7 and P8 regular encode a prophecy arc — from the death of Noah (end of the old, corrupted creation cleansed by Flood) through the Covenant (promise of land and seed) to the Conquest (fulfillment). The fallen creation of the Watchers’ days (Jared, 460 years) is remedied by the new creation (Promised Land, 460 years from P7).

4.6 THEOREM — The Mod 30 Rail and the Three Seven-Year Periods

Axiom: Per FILE_32, Section 1.2, every Prime Quadruple date admits a +30 variant via the Mod 30 Rail system. This reduces complexity while generating additional alignments.

P7 Regular with Mod 30 Rail:

P7 reg = 1866 BC
P7 reg + 30 = 1896 BC
1896 BC to 1406 BC (Conquest) = 490 years = 70 × 7 ✓

Significance: The +30 variant weaves P7 reg directly into the 7 × 490 span from 4836 BC Cumulative (see Section 8.2).

4836 BC and the Key of 23:

4836 BC to 6 BC = 4830 years
4830 = 70 × 69 (Key of 23 form)
4830 × 70/69 = 4900 = 70²
4836 BC + 70 = 4906 BC (extended) ✓

Thus 4836 BC is itself a Key of 23 node: it contains 4830 (70 × 69) to 6 BC, and expands by 70 years to join the pillar extension at 4906 BC (70² to 6 BC).

The Three Seven-Year Periods:

Statement: The P7 reg → P7 cum span with ±30 rail generates exactly the three forms of the prophetic seven-year period.

Calculation:

P7 reg (1866 BC) → P7 cum (4416 BC) = 2550 years (base)
P7 reg (1896 BC) → P7 cum (4416 BC) = 2520 years (−30)
P7 reg (1866 BC) → P7 cum (4446 BC) = 2580 years (+30)

Span	=	Pattern	Prophetic Form
2520	1260 + 1260	7 × 360	Two “times” (exact)
2550	1260 + 1290	7 × 360 + 30	Daniel 12:11-12 sum
2580	1290 + 1290	6 × 430	Two × 1290; or 6 sojourns

The Three Forms of Seven Years:

Form	Days	Years (day=year)	Rail Position
1260 + 1260	2520 days	2520 years	P7 reg +30 → P7 cum
1260 + 1290	2550 days	2550 years	P7 reg → P7 cum (base)
1290 + 1290	2580 days	2580 years	P7 reg → P7 cum +30

Theological Correspondence:

2520 = Pure prophetic (360-day years only)
2550 = Mixed (one 360, one 390/30-adjusted)
2580 = Full adjustment (both periods include +30)

Conclusion: The Mod 30 Rail is precisely calibrated to generate Daniel’s three possible seven-year period configurations. The ±30 variance is not arbitrary tolerance but the mechanism encoding the 30-day leap month adjustment across prophetic time.

4.7 THEOREM — P8 Rail, Adam’s Lifespan, and the 666/888 Pattern

P8 with Mod 30 Rail:

P8 reg = 2076 BC / 2106 BC (+30)
P8 cum = 6486 BC / 6516 BC (+30)

Note: 2106 BC is also generated by the Key of 23 conversion (2070 × 70/69 = 2100, applied to 2076 BC → 2106 BC). The rail and the conversion converge on the same value.

The 7 × 930 Span (Adam to Christ):

P8 cum +30 = 6516 BC
6516 BC to 6 BC = 6510 years
6510 = 7 × 930 ✓

Significance: 930 = Adam’s lifespan (Genesis 5:5). The span from P8 cum (+30 rail) to the Incarnation equals seven lifespans of Adam — from First Adam to Second Adam (Christ).

Precession Quarter:

P8 cum = 6486 BC
6486 − 6 = 6480
6480 = 25920 ÷ 4 = one precession quarter ✓

The base P8 cum encodes precession time; the +30 rail encodes Adamic time. Both point to 6 BC.

THEOREM — The 666/888 Pattern (Fallen vs. New Creation):

Statement: The P5–P7 and P8–P8 spans encode the gematria values 666 (beast/fallen) and 888 (Jesus/new creation) at ×5 scale.

P5 cum to P7 cum (Fallen Creation):

P7 cum (4416 BC) − P5 cum (1086 BC) = 3330 years
3330 = 666 × 5 ✓

P8 reg to P8 cum with +30 Rail (New Creation):

P8 reg (2076 BC) to P8 cum (6486 BC) = 4410 years (base)
P8 reg to P8 cum +30 (6516 BC) = 4440 years
4440 = 888 × 5 ✓

The Gematria Pattern:

Value	Greek Gematria	× 5	Prime Span
666	θηρίον (Beast)	3330	P5 cum → P7 cum
888	Ἰησοῦς (Jesus)	4440	P8 reg → P8 cum (+30)

Theological Structure:

666 × 5: Spans from P5 to P7 — the fallen creation marked by the beast number
888 × 5: Spans from P8 regular to P8 cumulative — the new creation marked by the name of Christ
P7 (Index 7): The pivot point between fallen and redeemed creation (7th day = completion/rest)

The ×5 Multiplier:

5 = the Origin Prime (P1)
5 = grace in biblical numerics
The fallen (666) and redeemed (888) creations are both scaled by grace (×5)

Conclusion: The prime quadruple structure encodes the cosmic narrative — from fallen creation (666) through Sabbath rest (P7) to new creation in Christ (888). The mod 30 rail positions these values precisely.

4.8 COROLLARY — The Rail’s Primary Function: Mirroring

Clarification: The foregoing examples (Sections 4.6–4.7) sample the effects of the +30 rail. The core pattern is robust without the rail — the alignments documented in Sections 3–4.4 stand independently.

Primary Function: The +30 rail primarily serves the mirror polarity effect (see Section 9).

Parallel Mirror Spans:

System	Mirror Span	=	Year Type
P7 → P8 regular (with polarity)	3960	11 × 360	Prophetic
P7 → P8 cumulative (with polarity)	10920	30 × 364	Calendar

Significance: Both P7–P8 spans, when viewed through mirror polarity:

Regular system yields 11 × 360 (eleven prophetic years)
Cumulative system yields 30 × 364 (thirty calendar years)

The two systems encode different year types at the mirror level, just as they encode different hubs (4206 BC vs 4416 BC) at the base level.

The 11 and 30 Multipliers:

11 = P2 value (the structural base prime)
30 = the modulus (7 + 23 from Exceptional Sextuplet)

Conclusion: The +30 rail is not required for pattern validity but enables the mirror architecture that distinguishes prophetic (360) from calendar (364) year systems.

Additional Rail Examples:

Prime	Base	+30 Rail	Span To	Years	Pattern
P10 cum	13176 BC	13206 BC	1446 BC (Exodus)	11760	336 × 35; 24 × 490
P9 cum	9726 BC	9756 BC	P6 cum (2556 BC)	7200	20 × 360

P10 cum +30 Rail:

13206 BC to 1446 BC = 11760 years
11760 = 336 × 35 (priestly cycles)
11760 = 24 × 490 (24 "seventy weeks")

P6 to P9 with Rail:

P9 cum +30 (9756 BC) − P6 cum (2556 BC) = 7200 years
7200 = 20 × 360 (twenty prophetic years)

Note: In this case, the +30 rail supplies the implied missing 30 to complete the clean ×360 multiple. The base span (9726 − 2556 = 7170) is 30 short of the round prophetic number.

P12 reg to P7 cum — The 7! Factorial:

Prime	Base	+30 Rail	Span To	Years	Pattern
P12 reg	9426 BC	9456 BC	P7 cum (4416 BC)	5040	14 × 360; 7!

P12 reg +30 (9456 BC) to P7 cum (4416 BC) = 5040 years
5040 = 14 × 360 (fourteen prophetic years)
5040 = 7 × 720 (seven × two prophetic years)
5040 = 1 × 2 × 3 × 4 × 5 × 6 × 7 = 7! (seven factorial) ✓

Significance: P7 represents Creation (Index 7 = seven days). The span from P12 reg (+30) to P7 cum equals the factorial of 7 — the product of all integers from 1 to 7. This mathematical property reinforces P7’s role as the Creation anchor, where the full sequence (1 through 7) converges.

4.9 THEOREM — The 500,010-Year Limit Boundary

Statement: The prime quadruplet system defines its own structural limits through the 5040 (7!) value. P12 marks the cumulative limit; P102/P103 marks the regular limit. The span between these limits across mirror polarity equals 500,010 years (±30) — the closest approach to half a million the mod 30 rail permits.

The Two Limits:

Limit	Function	Significance
P12	Cumulative	Outer boundary for accumulated gaps
P102/P103	Regular	Statistical significance begins to wane

P102 and P103 Values:

P102 = 490571 → P102−5 = 490566 → Rail: 490560/490590
P103 = 495611 → P103−5 = 495606 → Rail: 495600/495630

The Cumulative Limit Values:

P7 cum = 4416 → as span to 6 BC: 4410/4440
P12 reg = 9426 → Rail: 9420/9450

The 500,010 Spans (Across Mirror Polarity):

From (Regular Limit)	To (Cumulative Limit)	Span
490560/490590	9420/9450 (P12 reg)	500,010
495600/495630	4410/4440 (P7 cum)	500,010

Calculation:

490590 + 9420 = 500,010 (across mirror: positive to negative polarity)
490560 + 9450 = 500,010
495630 + 4380 = 500,010
495600 + 4410 = 500,010

Significance:

500,010 = 500,000 + 10 = closest approach to half a million within mod 30 constraints
500,010 = 210 × 2381 (divisible by 30 × 7 = 210, the hub offset!)
500,010 ± 30 defines the total span of the prime chronological system
The system is self-limiting: P12 bounds the cumulative method; P102/P103 bounds the regular method
Both boundaries connect via 5040 (7!) — the factorial that spans P12 reg to P7 cum

The 210 Connection:

500,010 ÷ 210 = 2381
210 = 30 × 7 = Hub Offset (4416 BC − 4206 BC)

The total system span (500,010 years) is divisible by the same 210-year value that separates the two prime hubs. The limit boundary and the hub offset share the same structural constant.

The Closed Architecture:

P102/P103 (Regular Limit: ~495,600 BC)
         │
         │  500,010 years (across mirror)
         ↓
P7 cum (4416 BC) ←─── 5040 (7!) ───→ P12 reg (9456 BC)
         │                                    │
         │  500,010 years (across mirror)     │
         ↓                                    │
P102/P103 (Regular Limit: ~490,560 BC) ←──────┘

Conclusion: The prime quadruplet system is self-bounded. The cumulative function operates optimally within P1–P12; the regular function within P2–P103. The span between these limits (500,010 ±30 years) represents the full range of the chronological architecture, with 7! (5040) serving as the internal bridge connecting the two limit markers.

4.10 THEOREM — The Ternary Backbone (P0–P3–P6–P9–P12)

Statement: The cumulative column equals exactly 3× the regular column at every index divisible by 3. This ternary backbone is the structural skeleton that explains the system’s robustness.

The 3× Pattern:

Index	Regular (to 6 BC)	Cumulative (to 6 BC)	Ratio
P3 reg	90	P4 cum: 270	3×
P6 reg	1470	P7 cum: 4410	3×
P9 reg	3240	P9 cum: 9720	3×
P12 reg	9420	P12 cum: 28260	3×

Note: At P3 and P6, the pattern crosses one index (P3 reg → P4 cum; P6 reg → P7 cum). At P9 and P12, the pattern is internal (same index). The system converges to same-index ratios at the outer boundaries.

The Specificity Test — Only Ternary Indices:

Index	Follows 3× Pattern?
P1	✗ (outside mod 30)
P2	✗
P3	✓
P4	✗
P5	✗
P6	✓
P7	✗
P8	✗
P9	✓
P10	✗
P11	✗
P12	✓

Critical: If every prime showed 3× relationships, the pattern would be trivial. The pattern is selective, appearing only at indices divisible by 3. This proves the index is structurally meaningful, not an arbitrary label.

The “P0” Rail Foundation:

The mod 30 rail contributes a conceptual “P0” that seeds the pattern:

P0 (conceptual): 30 (one mod unit, on rail)
P3: 90 = 30 + 60 = 3 × 30

The -30 rail "contributes" the first unit, P3 completes the ternary beat.

P9 as Complete 3+3 Structure:

P9 demonstrates the full forming/filling architecture across polarity:

NEGATIVE POLARITY              POSITIVE POLARITY
-3240 (1 unit of 3×360)        +3240
-3240 (2 units)                +3240  
-3240 (3 units)                +3240
─────────────────              ─────────────────
-9720 = -3³×360                +9720 = +3³×360

Total: 2 × 3³ × 360 = 19440

Index 9 = 3², and P9 contains 3² × 360 (regular) and 3³ × 360 (cumulative) — the index participates in the cubic structure.

The Genesis 3+3 Parallel:

Days 1-3: FORMING	Days 4-6: FILLING
Day 1: Light/Dark	Day 4: Sun, Moon, Stars
Day 2: Sky/Waters	Day 5: Birds, Fish
Day 3: Land/Plants	Day 6: Animals, Humans

The prime lattice replicates this:

3 beats on positive polarity (forming)
3 beats on negative polarity (filling)
6 total = Days of Creation
P7 (index 7) = Sabbath rest / cumulative hub

The mathematics doesn’t just encode creation — it replicates the creation structure.

THEOREM — Pattern Termination at P12:

Statement: The 3× ternary pattern terminates at P12. P15 does not follow the pattern.

Test:

P15 reg: 15731 - 5 = 15726 (15720 to 6 BC, mod 30)
P15 cum: 72576 BC (72570 to 6 BC, mod 30)

Cumulative calculation:
  P12 Sum: 28236
  + P13 Gap (13001-11): 12990
  + P14 Gap (15641-11): 15630
  + P15 Gap (15731-11): 15720
  = P15 Sum: 72576

If 3× pattern held: 15720 × 3 = 47160
Actual: 72570
Ratio: 72570 / 15720 = 4.61× ≠ 3×

Impact: The pattern does not merely “drift” after P12 — it is completely obliterated. The ratio jumps from exactly 3.0× at P12 to 4.61× at P15, confirming P12 as the structural boundary.

The P13 Boundary Marker:

P13 = 13001 = 13 × 1000 + 1

The thirteenth prime quadruplet encodes 13 in its value — marking the threshold beyond the system. “Unlucky 13” signals departure from the elegant ternary structure.

Index	Status	Note
P1-P12	✓ In system	Full architecture
P12	Boundary	3× pattern ends
P13	Threshold	Self-references 13 (13001)
P15	✗ Outside	2.19× (pattern broken)

Why Robustness?

The patterns aren’t fragile coincidences — they’re mathematically mandated by the 3× relationship:

Any span hitting the regular column automatically has a 3× partner in cumulative
Cross-column alignments are guaranteed to produce clean ratios
Factors like 360, 490, 3600 propagate systematically through the 3× amplification

Index Validation:

The ternary backbone proves that index-to-value relationships are structural, not pareidolia:

Index	Pattern	Now Validated
P3, P6, P9, P12	3× cumulative/regular	Ternary backbone
P7	Creation hub (7 days)	Index = theology
P8	New beginning	Index 8 = resurrection
P12	12 × 230 and 12 × 2300	Index = multiplier

The Mathematical Observation:

Prime quadruplets grow at approximately a 3× curve for the first 12 indices. This matches the simplest non-trivial integer ratio (1:3), before complex asymptotic behavior (Hardy-Littlewood constant, log⁴ density) takes over.

Principle: Complex systems often begin with simple ratios at boundary conditions. The primes “choose” ternary structure at their origin — and this is precisely where biblical chronology (3+3 Creation days) naturally aligns.

Conclusion: The ternary backbone (P0–P3–P6–P9–P12) is the generative skeleton of the prime chronological system. Understanding this mechanism transforms the evidence from “interesting coincidences” to “inevitable consequences of structure.” The system is robust because the mathematics mandates it.

4.11 THEOREM — The 300-Unit Lattice Structure

Statement: The ternary backbone is built upon a 300-unit lattice that sums to ±3000 years per polarity (6000 total), mirroring the 6 days of Creation.

4.11.1 The Complete Symmetric Pattern

NEGATIVE POLARITY          CENTER          POSITIVE POLARITY
                             │
    -300  ←── P12 reg        │        P12 reg ──→  +300
   -1200  ←── P9             │             P9 ──→ +1200
   -1200  ←── P6/P7          │          P6/P7 ──→ +1200
    -150  ←── P3             │             P3 ──→  +150
    -150  ←── P3 (overlap)   │   (overlap) P3 ──→  +150
                             │
   ──────                 MIRROR                  ──────
   -3000                     │                    +3000
                             │
                          = 6000

The Ratio Structure:

1 : 4 : 4 : ½ : ½ │ ½ : ½ : 4 : 4 : 1
         ↑
    P3 OVERLAP AT CENTER

Sum Verification:

300 + 1200 + 1200 + 150 + 150 = 3000 (per polarity)
3000 × 2 = 6000 (total system span)
6000 = 200 × 30 = 20 × 300

4.11.2 The P3 Half-Unit Foundation

P3 generates the half-step (150) that seeds the lattice:

P0 (rail) = −30
P3 reg = 90 (96 as date, 90 to 6 BC)
P3 reg +30 = 120

Span from P0 to P3 (+30): 120 − (−30) = 150 = 300 ÷ 2 ✓

The half-units at P3 overlap at the mirror center, creating the fold point for the entire structure. This is why P3 is both the first ternary index AND the axis of symmetry.

4.11.3 The Regular Prime Spine (P0–P3–P6–P9–P12)

The 300-lattice is visible in the regular column alone:

From	To	Span	= 300 ×	Significance
P3 reg (+30) = 126 BC	P12 reg = 9426 BC	9300	31	10 × 930 (Adam!)
P6 reg = 1476 BC	P9 reg (+30) = 3276 BC	1800	6	Index 6 × 300

The 10 × Adam Connection:

P3 (+30) to P12 = 9300 years
9300 = 10 × 930 (Adam's lifespan)
9300 = 31 × 300 (lattice units)

Index-Matching at P6→P9:

P6 to P9 (+30) = 1800
1800 = 6 × 300
Index 6 generates 6 × 300 ✓

Significance: The regular column contains the 300-lattice spine. The cumulative column inherits and amplifies this structure via the 3× transfer function at ternary indices.

4.11.4 The Lattice Progression

Step	From	To	Interval	= 300 ×
½	P0 (−30)	P3 reg (+30)	150	½
1	P0 (−30)	P4 cum	300	1
5	→	P6 reg	+1200	4
9	→	Index 9 node	+1200	4
10	→	P12 reg	+300	1

Note: The “Index 9 node” represents the theoretical lattice position (2700 = 9 × 300), not P9 cumulative (which is 9726 BC per Section 1.3). The lattice tracks the 300-unit progression through ternary indices.

P9 as the Lattice Center:

Sum to Index 9: 300 + 1200 + 1200 = 2700
2700 = 9 × 300 (index × lattice unit)
2700 = 3 × 30² (ternary × modulus squared)

Index 9 (= 3²) reaches 3 × 30² on the lattice — the index participates in the squared structure.

4.11.5 The 1335 × 2 Variant (Daniel 12)

The −30 rail variant on the P7 cum → P9 reg step generates Daniel’s “blessed” number:

Standard: 300 + 1200 + 1200 = 2700
Variant:  300 + 1200 + 1170 = 2670
2670 = 1335 + 1335 = 2 × 1335 ✓

Daniel 12:12: “Blessed is he who waits and reaches the 1335 days.”

The lattice encodes Daniel’s doubled blessing through the −30 rail adjustment.

4.11.6 THEOREM — P13 and the Fall of Man

Statement: P13 marks the theological “Fall” — where the 6000-year Creation lattice ends and the pattern breaks, introducing mortality (930) and the number 13. Yet P13 simultaneously encodes the promise of redemption (Genesis 3:15).

The 13000-Year Span:

P13 = 13001 (prime value encodes 13 × 1000 + 1)
P13 as date = 12996 BC
12996 BC to AD 5 (mirror of 6 BC, +30 across BC/AD boundary) = 13000 years

13000 = 13 × 1000

The BC/AD Mirror:

6 BC ←── 30 years (mod 30) ──→ AD 25 (no year zero)
P13 reaches the MIRRORED anchor, not the base anchor

The Adamic Echo:

Value	Connection
13	Rebellion/apostasy in biblical numerics
930	Adam’s actual lifespan (not 1000 — mortality from Fall)
130	Adam’s age at Seth’s birth = 13 × 10

THEOREM — The 14 × 930 Redemption Encoding:

Statement: P13 encodes both the Fall (13) AND the promise of redemption (7 × 2 × 930) within the same span.

The Dual Pattern:

P13 = 12990/13020 BC (with ±30 rail)

To Christ (6 BC):
13020 = 7 × 2 × 930 = 14 × 930 ✓

Across the Mirror (Full Polarity):

13020 × 2 = 26040
With rail: 26010 ±30

26010 = 13000 × 2 (fallen man doubled across polarity)
26040 = 930 × 28 = 930 × 4 × 7

The Redemption Pattern:

Pattern	Calculation	Meaning
13000 × 2	26000	Fallen man (13) across polarity
930 × 14	13020	Adam’s mortality × (7 × 2)
930 × 7	6510	= P8 cum to 6 BC (First → Second Adam)

The Protoevangelium (Genesis 3:15):

“He shall crush your head, and you shall bruise his heel.”

The 7 × 930 structure encodes the promise given at the Fall: the seed of the woman would crush the serpent’s head.

930 = Adam’s death (the curse of mortality)
7 = divine completion (the redemption)
7 × 930 = 6510 = the curse overcome by divine completion (= P8 cum to 6 BC)
14 × 930 = 13020 = doubled (Christ as both seed of woman AND Son of God)

The Theological Convergence:

P8 cum → 6 BC	P13 → 6 BC
6510 = 7 × 930	13020 = 14 × 930
First Adam → Second Adam	Fall → Redemption promised
Single (7×)	Doubled (14× = 7×2)

COROLLARY — P8 cum as the Midpoint:

Statement: P8 cum (6486 BC) is exactly 7 × 930 from P13 reg (12996 BC), dividing the 14 × 930 span precisely in half.

Verification:

P13 reg (12996 BC) − P8 cum (6486 BC) = 6510 years
6510 = 7 × 930 ✓

P8 cum (6486 BC) − 6 BC = 6480 ≈ 6510 (with rail: 6516 − 6 = 6510)
6510 = 7 × 930 ✓

The Complete 14 × 930 Structure:

P13 reg ←── 7 × 930 ──→ P8 cum ←── 7 × 930 ──→ 6 BC
   │                       │                      │
12996 BC               6486 BC                  6 BC
   │                       │                      │
   └───────── 14 × 930 = 13020 ─────────────────┘

Significance: P8 cum sits at the exact midpoint of the Fall-to-Christ span. This is not coincidental — P8 (Index 8 = new beginning/resurrection) marks the hinge between the curse (P13) and its resolution (6 BC). The pattern validates itself: if 7 × 930 were arbitrary, P8 cum would not fall precisely at the halfway point.

P13 doesn’t just mark the Fall — it simultaneously encodes the promise of redemption within the very numbers of mortality. The “unlucky 13” contains within it the 7 × 930 structure pointing to Christ.

The Theological Arc:

Structure	Event	Prime
3000 + 3000	6 days of Creation (3 forming + 3 filling)	P3–P12 lattice
Day 6 ends	Man created	P12 boundary
P13	THE FALL	Pattern breaks (4.61× ratio)
930, 130	Mortality introduced	13-based numbers
7 × 930	Redemption promised	Encoded in P13 span

4.11.7 THEOREM — P13 Cumulative and the Redemption Plan

Statement: While the Creation lattice (3× pattern) collapses at P13, the redemption narrative continues through P13 via a reversal mechanism that connects to Exodus, Conquest, and the Pillars.

P13 Actual Values:

P13 reg = 12996/13026 BC (±30 rail)
P13 cum (actual) = 41226/41256 BC (±30 rail)

4.11.7a THEOREM — The Reversal Mechanism at the Fall

Statement: At P13, instead of continuing the cumulative addition, the pattern reverses — symbolizing the curse on creation. This reversal mimics Noah’s sons walking backward to cover his shame (Genesis 9:23), which itself recalls Adam and Eve’s awareness of nakedness after the Fall (Genesis 3:7). The reversal also mirrors the P0 polarity flip, signifying chaos — “without form and void” (Genesis 1:2).

The Standard vs. Reversed Calculation:

Method	Calculation	Result
Standard cumulative	P12 cum + P13 gap = 28236 + 12990	41226 BC (actual P13 cum)
Reversed Node 1	P13 cum − P12 reg = 41226 − 9420	31806 BC
Reversed Node 2	P12 cum − P13 gap = 28236 − 12990	15246 BC

The Reversal Logic:

Instead of building up (addition), the Fall introduces tearing down (subtraction):

Standard:  28236 + 12990 = 41226 BC (chaos, no alignments)
Reversed:  41226 − 9420  = 31806 BC (redemption alignments emerge)
Reversed:  28236 − 12990 = 15246 BC (additional redemption layer)

Theological Symbolism: The reversal represents:

The curse on perfect creation (Paradise lost)
The backward walk of Noah’s sons (covering shame)
The mirror at P0 — return to primordial chaos

But within the reversal, redemption is encoded — multiples of 230 and 2300 (Daniel’s sanctuary cleansing) signal the straightening of what became crooked.

4.11.7b The 31806 BC Reversed Node

Connection to Cumulative Flood (30³):

Reversed Node 1 (31836 BC) to 4836 BC (Cumulative Flood) = 27000 years
27000 = 30 × 30 × 30 = 30³ ✓

Significance: The span from the reversed P13 node to the Cumulative Flood equals the cube of the modulus (30³). This connects:

P13 (Fall/Redemption node)
4836 BC (Cumulative Flood — judgment and salvation of Noah)

The Flood is the first great act of judgment-and-redemption after the Fall. The 30³ span encodes this theological link through the system’s fundamental constant cubed.

COROLLARY — The Eight Aboard the Ark (8 × 3430):

Statement: With the 440-year expansion, the reversed P13 node connects to the Flood and Conquest via nine cycles of 7 × 7 × 70 — eight to the Flood (for the eight aboard the ark), and a ninth to the Conquest.

Calculation:

27000 + 440 = 27440
27440 = 8 × 3430 = 8 × (7 × 7 × 70) ✓

3430 = 7² × 70 = 49 × 70 (jubilee squared × 70)

The Nine-Cycle Structure:

Reversed P13 expanded (32276 BC) → Flood (4836 BC) = 27440 = 8 × 3430 (8 cycles)
Flood (4836 BC) → Conquest (1406 BC) = 3430 = 1 × 3430 (9th cycle)

Total: 9 × 3430 = 30870 ✓

Verification: 30870 = 630 × 49 = 90 × 7³ (as established above)

Theological Significance:

8 cycles (27440 years): The eight souls saved through water (1 Peter 3:20) — Noah, his wife, three sons, and their wives
9th cycle (3430 years): Completion/fruit — Israel enters the Promised Land
3430 = 7² × 70: Jubilee squared × seventy — perfect redemption structure

The reversed P13 node is perfectly placed to encode:

The 30³ span to the Flood (judgment-and-salvation)
The 8 × 3430 cycles for the eight ark passengers
The 9th cycle completing at Conquest
The 318 × 100 (Abraham’s covenant army × generations)

COROLLARY — The 318 Armed Men (Genesis 14–15):

Statement: The reversed P13 node (31800) encodes 318 generations of 100 years, connecting to Abraham’s 318 armed men and the Covenant of Pieces.

The Abrahamic Connection:

Reversed P13 node ≈ 31800 years (31806/31836 BC to 6 BC)
31800 = 318 × 100 (generations)

Genesis 14–15 Context:

Abraham rescues Lot with 318 armed men born in his household (Genesis 14:14)
This victory leads directly to the Covenant of Pieces (Genesis 15)
God promises: “In the fourth generation they shall return here” (Genesis 15:16)
The fourth generation = 400 years (Genesis 15:13) to Exodus/Conquest

The Generational Unit:

Abraham's age at Isaac's birth = 100 years
One Abrahamic generation = 100 years
318 generations × 100 years = 31800 years

Theological Significance: The reversed P13 node encodes the number of Abraham’s covenant warriors (318) multiplied by the Abrahamic generation (100 years). This links:

The Fall (P13) → the promise of redemption
The 318 men → the Covenant of Pieces → the 400-year/4th generation promise
The entire span points to Exodus/Conquest as the fulfillment

The same reversed P13 node that marks the Fall also encodes Abraham’s covenant army, connecting judgment to redemption through the patriarchal promise.

The 30360-Year Span to Exodus/Joshua:

Actual P13 cum (41226 BC) to 1446 BC (Exodus) = 39780 years
(Chaotic, no clean alignments)

Reversed P13 node (31806/31836 BC) to 1446/1476 BC = 30360 years
30360 = 84 × 360 + 120 (prophetic structure)

Key of 23 Expansion:

30360 × 70/69 = 30800
Expansion: 30800 − 30360 = 440 years
440 = 4 × 110 (Joshua's lifespan!)

The Expanded Structure:

30360 + 440 = 30800
Expanded node: 32246/32276 BC

32276 BC to 1406 BC (Conquest) = 30870 years
30870 = 90 × 343 = 90 × 7³ (90 × seven cubed)

Connection to Regular Hub (4206 BC):

Reversed P13 (31806 BC) to 4206 BC (Regular Hub) = 27600 years
4206 BC to 1446 BC (Exodus) = 2760 years

27600 = 2760 × 10 (decimal scaling)
27600 = 12 × 2300 (P12 index × Daniel 8)
2760 = 12 × 230

COROLLARY — 4206 BC as the Target of Both Reversed Nodes:

Statement: Both reversed P13 nodes converge on the Regular Hub (4206 BC) via multiples of 276 (P4 cum), reinforcing its position as the statistical center established in Section 2.

The Dual Convergence:

31806 BC to 4206 BC = 27600 = 100 × 276 ✓
15246 BC to 4206 BC = 11040 = 40 × 276 ✓

Significance: The Regular Hub (4206 BC) — which showed the greatest statistical significance in the blind verification test (Z = +5.84σ, p = 0.00013) — is now also the target of both reversed P13 nodes via clean multiples of P4 cum (276):

From	To Hub	Span	= 276 ×
Reversed P13 Node 1 (31806 BC)	4206 BC	27600	100
Reversed P13 Node 2 (15246 BC)	4206 BC	11040	40

The 100:40 Ratio = 5:2 (grace : witness)

This dual convergence confirms that the reversal mechanism at P13 is calibrated to the same hub that the regular prime system targets. The Creation position (4206 BC) remains central to both:

The regular chronology (cumulative lattice)
The redemption chronology (reversed P13 nodes)

The 10× Cascade:

Reversed P13 (31806 BC) → Regular Hub (4206 BC) → Exodus (1446 BC)
         │                       │                       │
         └──── 27600 ───────────┘                       │
                                 └────── 2760 ──────────┘

Ratio: 27600 : 2760 = 10 : 1

Significance: The reversed P13 node connects through the Regular Hub (4206 BC) to Exodus via the same 2760-unit at different scales. This bridges the Fall/Redemption node (P13) with the Creation hub (4206 BC) and Exodus — the three pivotal moments (Fall, Creation framework, Deliverance) linked by 10× scaling.

Redemption Conversion (Key of 23):

2760 × 70/69 = 2800 = 4 × 700 (redeemed)
27600 × 70/69 = 28000 = 4 × 7000 (redeemed at 10× scale)

The accursed pattern (2760/27600, associated with P13 and the Fall) converts via Key of 23 to the redeemed pattern (2800/28000, multiples of 700/7000 = divine completion).

4.11.7c The 15246 BC Reversed Node

Statement: The second reversed node (15246 BC) provides an additional redemption layer with alignments to Exodus, Creation, and the 1656-year Flood pattern.

Derivation:

Reversed Node 2: P12 cum − P13 gap = 28236 − 12990 = 15246 BC
With ±30 rail: 15246/15276 BC

The 1656 Echo (Creation to Flood):

15246 BC to 1446 BC (Exodus) = 13800 years
15276 BC to 1476 BC (Joshua) = 13800 years

But also:
15246/15276 BC spans to 6 BC = 15240/15270 years
16560 = 23 × 720 = 10 × 1656 (MT years from Creation to Flood)

The 50 × 276 Pattern:

15246/15276 BC to 1446/1476 BC = 13800 years
13800 = 50 × 276 (50 × P4 cum!)
13800 × 70/69 = 14000 (redeemed = 2 × 7000)

15246 BC to 4206 BC = 11040 = 40 × 276

The 11500 / Daniel 8 Connection:

15246 BC to 4206 BC (SP Creation) = 11040 years
Adam's age at Jared's birth = 460 years (when the Watchers fell — the 2nd great transgression)

11040 + 460 = 11500 = 5 × 2300 ✓

Significance: The 2300 of Daniel 8 (“then the sanctuary shall be cleansed”) appears at 5× scale. This connects:

The Fall (P13 → 15246 BC reversed node)
The Watchers’ transgression (Jared’s birth, 460 years into history)
Daniel’s sanctuary cleansing (2300)

The cycles of 460 years are undoing the curse brought by both transgressions — the Fall of man and the fall of the Watchers. The 2300 “cleansing” number emerges from the sum of these two cursed periods.

The 14000-Year Connection to Cumulative Creation:

1476 BC + 14000 = 15476 BC → to 14006 BC (cum Creation) = 1470 ✓
1446 BC + 14000 = 15446 BC → to 14006 BC = 1440 ✓

The 630 × 69 Span:

−15240 to +28230 (P12 cum) = 43470 years
43470 = 630 × 69
43470 × 70/69 = 44100 = 30 × 30 × 49 = 900 jubilees ✓

Theological Significance: The 15246 BC node reveals multiples of 276 (P4 cum), 230/2300 (Daniel’s sanctuary cleansing), and 460 (the Watchers’ transgression), signaling:

The cleansing of what was polluted (5 × 2300)
The straightening of what became crooked
The 1656 pattern (Creation to Flood) encoded at 10× scale
The undoing of both great transgressions (Fall and Watchers)
The 200 Watchers encoded in the mirror span (73050 = 200 × 365.25)

Both reversed nodes (31806 BC and 15246 BC) work together to form the complete redemption architecture from the Fall.

COROLLARY — The 200 Watchers (Book of Enoch 6):

Statement: The span from actual P13 cum to the reversed P13 node across the mirror equals exactly 200 Julian years — encoding the 200 Watchers who fell in the days of Jared.

Calculation:

Actual P13 cum: 41226/41256 BC (spans 41220/41250 to 6 BC)
Reversed P13: 31806/31836 BC (spans −31800/−31830 from 6 BC)

Across the mirror: 41220 + 31830 = 73050 years
73050 = 365.25 × 200 (200 Julian years!) ✓

Book of Enoch 6:6: “And they were in all two hundred; who descended in the days of Jared.”

The Unified Weaving:

Element	Connection
460 years	Adam to Jared (when Watchers fell)
200 Watchers	Encoded in mirror span (73050 = 200 × 365.25)
5 × 2300	11040 + 460 = 11500 (sanctuary cleansing)
31806 + 15246 BC	Both nodes weave together

Significance: The span from actual P13 cum (chaos) to reversed P13 (redemption alignments) encodes the 200 Watchers in Julian years. This confirms that 31806 BC is not coincidental — the reversal mechanism is specifically calibrated to the Watcher narrative:

460 years — when they fell (Jared’s birth)
200 — how many fell (mirror span)
2300 × 5 — the cleansing of their transgression

The actual P13 cum (41226 BC) represents the chaotic state after both transgressions (Fall + Watchers). The reversed nodes (31806 BC, 15246 BC) represent the redemption pathway that undoes the damage.

Connection to the Pillars:

32276 BC to AD 29465 (Boaz Pillar) = 61740 years
61740 = 1260 × 49 = 1260 jubilees ✓

COROLLARY — The Conquest as Midpoint (630 × 49 Symmetry):

Statement: The Conquest (1406 BC) sits at the exact midpoint between the P13 expanded node and the Boaz Pillar, with each half equaling 630 × 49 years.

Verification:

32276 BC to 1406 BC = 30870 years = 630 × 49 ✓
1406 BC to AD 29465 = 30870 years = 630 × 49 ✓

Total: 30870 + 30870 = 61740 = 1260 × 49

The Symmetric Structure:

P13 expanded ←── 630 × 49 ──→ CONQUEST ←── 630 × 49 ──→ Boaz Pillar
   │                             │                            │
32276 BC                      1406 BC                     AD 29465
   │                             │                            │
   └──────────── 1260 × 49 (1260 jubilees) ─────────────────┘

Significance: The Conquest — Israel entering the Promised Land — is the pivot point of redemption history. It stands equidistant between:

The Fall/Curse node (P13 expanded)
The eschatological completion (Boaz Pillar = “strength”)

630 = 1260 ÷ 2 = half of Daniel’s signature number. The Conquest divides redemption time into two equal halves of 630 jubilees each.

The Redemption Architecture:

From	To	Span	Pattern
Reversed P13 (31806 BC)	Regular Hub (4206 BC)	27600	100 × 276
Reversed P13 (15246 BC)	Regular Hub (4206 BC)	11040	40 × 276
Reversed P13 (31806 BC)	Exodus (1446 BC)	30360	Base span
Reversed P13 (15246 BC)	Exodus (1446 BC)	13800	50 × 276
Expanded (32276 BC)	Conquest (1406 BC)	30870	630 × 49 = 90 × 7³
Conquest (1406 BC)	Boaz Pillar (AD 29465)	30870	630 × 49 = 90 × 7³
Expanded (32276 BC)	Boaz Pillar (AD 29465)	61740	1260 × 49

Note: 30870 admits dual factorization:

630 × 49 (half of 1260 jubilees)
90 × 343 = 90 × 7³ (divine completion cubed)

Theological Significance:

The Creation formation collapses at P12 (6 days complete) and P13 (the Fall). However, the redemption narrative does not collapse — it continues through the reversed P13 nodes with:

Joshua (110-year lifespan) encoded in the Key of 23 expansion (4 × 110 = 440)
7³ (343 = divine completion cubed) spanning to Conquest
1260 jubilees spanning to the Pillar (Boaz = “strength”)

Conclusion: P13 is Janus-faced — looking backward to the Fall, forward to Redemption. The same prime that breaks the Creation pattern initiates the salvation pattern. The curse and the promise (Genesis 3:15) are encoded in the same mathematical node.

4.12 THEOREM — P12 as the Boundary Line (666 BC / 6666 BC)

Statement: P12 marks the boundary between order and chaos — the line that was transgressed at the Fall. The spans from P12 to 666 BC and 6666 BC encode the beast number (666) while simultaneously containing the conversion factors that transform beast to perfection.

P12 to 666 BC and 6666 BC:

From	To	Span	Pattern
P12 reg (9426 BC)	6666 BC	2760	12 × 230
P12 reg (9426 BC)	666 BC	8760	12 × 730 = 24 × 365
P12 cum +30 (28266 BC)	666 BC	27600	12 × 2300
P12 cum +30 (28266 BC)	6666 BC	21600	60 × 360 = 60² × 6
P12 cum +30 (28266 BC)	66666 BC	38400	12600 + 12900 + 12900

The 2760 / 27600 Connection:

P12 reg → 6666 BC = 2760 = 12 × 230
P12 cum +30 → 666 BC = 27600 = 12 × 2300 (10× scale)

Ratio: 27600 : 2760 = 10 : 1

Significance: These are the same 2760/27600 values that appear in the reversed P13 node connections:

31806 BC → 4206 BC = 27600
4206 BC → 1446 BC = 2760

The beast markers (666 BC, 6666 BC) and the redemption pathway share the identical numeric structure.

The 21600 Pattern (P12 cum to 6666 BC):

28266 BC to 6666 BC = 21600 years
21600 = 60 × 360 = 60² × 6 (pure sexagesimal)
21600 = number of minutes in 360 hours (prophetic completion)

Key of 23 Conversions (Beast → Perfection):

2760 × 70/69 = 2800 = 4 × 700 (divine completion)
27600 × 70/69 = 28000 = 4 × 7000 (10× scale)
27600 × 25/23 = 30000 (30 × 1000)

Theological Significance:

The dragon/serpent stands on the P13 side of the boundary. P12 is the last prime within the ordered Creation lattice (6 days = 6000 years = ±3000 per polarity). The spans to 666 BC and 6666 BC encode the beast number, marking the line that was transgressed.

Yet the same numbers (2760/27600) that point to the beast also:

Connect the reversed P13 node to the Regular Hub (27600 = 100 × 276)
Convert via Key of 23 to perfection (2800/28000)
Link Hub to Exodus (2760 = 12 × 230)

The Boundary Principle: P12 encodes both the beast (666) and its conversion to perfection (7). The boundary between order and chaos contains within it the mechanism of redemption.

Conclusion: The 6000-year lattice (±3000) encodes the six days of Creation. At P13, the structure “falls” — just as man fell after being created on Day 6. Yet the Fall itself contains the seed of redemption: 14 × 930 points through Adam’s mortality to Christ’s victory. The pattern doesn’t merely end; it narrates the complete arc from Creation through Fall to promised Redemption.

4.11.8 The Transfer Mechanism

Why Understanding Deepens the Mystery:

REGULAR PRIMES (P0, P3, P6, P9, P12)
        │
        │  ← 300-lattice exists HERE first
        │
        ↓ (× 3 at ternary indices)
        │
CUMULATIVE PRIMES
        │
        │  ← 300-lattice AMPLIFIED
        │
        ↓
FULL ARCHITECTURE

Understanding the mechanism answers HOW:

How does cumulative relate to regular? (3× at ternary indices)
How does 9420 arise? (300-lattice endpoint: 9720 − 300)
How do the columns stay synchronized? (shared spine)

But it deepens the WHY:

Why would prime quadruplets — pure mathematical objects — encode a 300-unit lattice?
Why would that lattice contain 10 × Adam’s lifespan (930)?
Why would the ternary structure mirror Genesis 3+3 days?
Why would P13 mark the Fall with mortality numbers (930, 130)?

The “how” is mathematics. The “why” remains profound.

The primes don’t randomly generate patterns — they contain an ordered architecture that biblical chronology follows because it is the natural path of elegance.

SECTION 5: THE PILLAR CONNECTIONS

5.0 THEOREM — SKL +6480 Variant and P8 Cumulative

Reference: See FILE_21 (Sumerian King List) and accompanying chart. The SKL admits a +6480 year variant that shifts all pre-Flood dates back by one precession quarter.

SKL Creation Dates:

Base: 262086 BC (or +720 = 262806 BC)
+6480 Variant: 268566 BC (or +720 = 269286 BC)

THEOREM — The 720 × 364/365 Spans:

Statement: SKL Creation dates encode 720 multiples of calendar (364) and solar (365) years to Christ and to P8 cum.

Base SKL → 6 BC (Christ):

262086 BC to 6 BC = 262080 years = 720 × 364 ✓
262806 BC to 6 BC = 262800 years = 720 × 365 ✓

+6480 Variant → 6486 BC (P8 cum):

268566 BC to 6486 BC = 262080 years = 720 × 364 ✓
269286 BC to 6486 BC = 262800 years = 720 × 365 ✓

SKL Date	To	Span	Pattern
262086 BC	6 BC	262080	720 × 364
262806 BC	6 BC	262800	720 × 365
268566 BC	6486 BC	262080	720 × 364
269286 BC	6486 BC	262800	720 × 365

Alternative Factorizations:

262080 = 360 × 728 (728 = 2 × 364)
262800 = 360 × 730 (730 = 2 × 365)

Significance: The +6480 SKL variant replicates the Christ-pointing structure, except targeting P8 cum (6486 BC) instead of 6 BC. This confirms P8 cum as the deep-time analog of the Incarnation anchor.

The +30 Rail Alignment:

Per the SKL chart, dates admit +30 year adjustments (symbolizing the leap month). This aligns precisely with the Prime Quadruple Mod 30 Rail:

SKL +30 = Prime +30 Rail
Both systems encode the same 30-day/year adjustment mechanism

Conclusion: The SKL and Prime Quadruple systems are structurally unified. The +6480 variant demonstrates that P8 cum (6486 BC) functions as the Christological anchor for deep time, just as 6 BC anchors historical time.

5.0.1 COROLLARY — The Pre-Creation 1260 × 360 Pattern and Closed Loop

Statement: The SKL Pre-Creation dates extend the 720 × 364/365 pattern to 1260 × 360, and the Key of 23 conversion creates a closed loop returning to the 6480-year variant.

SKL Pre-Creation Dates (from +720 position):

Base: 453606 BC
+6480 Variant: 460086 BC

The 1260 × 360 Spans:

453606 BC to 6 BC = 453600 years = 1260 × 360 ✓
460086 BC to 6486 BC = 453600 years = 1260 × 360 ✓

Significance: 1260 is Daniel’s signature number (Daniel 12:7; Revelation 11:3, 12:6). The Pre-Creation spans encode 1260 prophetic years at ×360 scale to both Christological anchors.

THEOREM — The Closed Loop via Key of 23:

Statement: The span from Pre-Creation to P8 cum, when converted by 70/69, expands by exactly 6480 years — returning to the SKL variant differential.

Calculation:

453606 BC to 6486 BC = 447120 years
447120 = 1242 × 360

447120 × 70/69 = 453600 years = 1260 × 360
Expansion: 453600 − 447120 = 6480 years ✓

The Closed Loop:

From	To	Span	Pattern
453606 BC	6 BC	453600	1260 × 360
453606 BC	6486 BC	447120	1242 × 360
Conversion	447120 × 70/69	453600	1260 × 360
Expansion		6480	= SKL variant!

Interpretation:

The span from Pre-Creation to Christ (6 BC) = 1260 × 360 (pure)
The span from Pre-Creation to P8 cum (6486 BC) = 1242 × 360 (compressed)
Applying Key of 23 (70/69) expands the compressed span back to 1260 × 360
The expansion amount equals the SKL +6480 variant exactly

Conclusion: The system is a closed loop. The 6480-year SKL variant is not arbitrary but is generated by the Key of 23 conversion applied to the Pre-Creation → P8 cum span. This demonstrates the tight mathematical fit between the Prime Quadruple architecture and the Sumerian King List.

5.0.2 NOTE — P3, P12, and the “Three Months” Residue

Reference: A complex arrangement exists between P3 and P12 relating to the SKL/Berossus “three months and 3.5 days” residue. Full treatment in FILE_21.

Summary Points:

Prime	Value	Pattern
P3 cum	96 BC	90 to 6 BC = “three months” (90 days)
P8 cum	6486 BC	6480 = “three months” of precession (¼ cycle)
P12 cum	28236/28266 BC	27006 BC + 1260 = 28266 BC

Connection: P3’s “90 days” to Christ parallels the precession quarter (6480 = 3 months of the 25,920-year “year”). P12 with +30 rail (28266 BC) integrates the 1260 residue from the SKL structure.

Note: The full derivation involves the Berossus List residue calculations and is beyond the scope of this file. See FILE_21 for complete treatment.

5.1 Reference — The Pillars (FILE_34)

The Jochin Pillar spans 29395 AD – 29515 AD (120 years = Moses’ lifespan).

1 cubit = 720 years
The pillars are fixed anchors for 100× scale closure.

5.2 THEOREM — The 100× Scale Alignments

From	To Pillar	Years	= 100 ×	Year Type
4206 BC (reg hub)	29395 AD	33600	336	Priestly
4416 BC (P7 cum)	29395 AD	33810	483 × 70 = 69 × 490	Daniel’s weeks
6486 BC (P8 cum)	29515 AD	36000	360	Prophetic

Note on 33810: The span from P7 cum (Creation) to the Pillar admits dual factorization:

483 × 70 (Daniel’s 69 weeks × 70 × 10)
69 × 490 (Key of 23 × seventy weeks)

This directly encodes the Key of 23 (69 = 3 × 23) multiplied by Daniel’s “seventy weeks” (490 years).

The Three Year Types at 100× Scale:

Year Type	Days	× 100	Source
Priestly	336	33600	4206 BC → Pillar start
Prophetic	360	36000	6486 BC → Pillar end
Calendar	364	36400	Via conversion (see 5.3)

5.3 THEOREM — The 364 Calendar Year Emergence

Statement: The 70/69 conversion ratio applied to the P7–P8 gap generates the 364-day calendar year.

Calculation:

P7–P8 gap = 6486 − 4416 = 2070 years
2070 × 70/69 = 2100 = 70 × 30

P7 cum → Pillar = 33810
33810 + 2070 = 35880
35880 × 70/69 = 36400 = 100 × 364 ✓

Conclusion: All three sacred year types (336, 360, 364) are unified through the 70/69 conversion ratio applied to cumulative prime spans.

5.4 COROLLARY — P7 and P8 as “Pillars of Creation”

Statement: P7 and P8 cumulative function as mathematical pillars, encoding priestly (336) and prophetic (360) time at 100× scale.

Property	P7	P8
Index	7 (Creation days)	8 (New beginning)
Cumulative	4416 BC	6486 BC
To Pillar	33600 (≈ 100 × 336)	36000 (100 × 360)
Gap	2070 → converts to 2100

SECTION 6: THE MILLENNIAL FRAMEWORK

6.1 Axiom — Key of 23 Extensions

The Key of 23 (70/69 and 25/23 ratios) extends prime values to reveal the underlying millennial architecture.

6.2 THEOREM — The 490-Year Extensions

Statement: Applying the 70/69 conversion to pillar spans extends P7 and P8 cumulative by amounts that reveal the millennial structure.

P7 Extension:

29395 AD to 4416 BC = 33810 years = 483 × 70 = 69 × 490
33810 = 69 × 490 (Key of 23 × seventy weeks)
483 × 70/69 = 490 × 70 = 34300
29395 AD − 34300 = 4906 BC (P7 extended)
4906 BC to 6 BC = 4900 = 70 × 70 = 70² ✓

P8 Extension:

29395 AD − 36400 (100 × 364) = 7006 BC (P8 extended)
7006 BC to 6 BC = 7000 = 7 × 1000 ✓

6.3 THEOREM — The Millennial Architecture

Statement: The extended primes reveal the Seven Thousand Year framework.

From	To	Span	Pattern
14006 BC (MT Cumul Creation)	7006 BC	7000	7 × 1000
7006 BC (P8 extended)	6 BC	7000	7 × 1000
14006 BC	6 BC	14000	2 × 7000

Verification: 14006 BC to 6 BC = 14,000 years = two millennial weeks. ✓

6.4 THEOREM — The Parallel 70-Structure

Statement: The 70/7000 relationship operates at two scales simultaneously.

Scale	From	To	Span	= 70 ×
Jubilee	4906 BC	4836 BC (Cumul Flood)	70	1
Millennial	14006 BC	7006 BC	7000	100

Ratio: 7000 ÷ 70 = 100 (the same 100× factor seen in pillar alignments).

SECTION 7: THE 4206 BC JUNCTION

7.1 THEOREM — The 700-Based Structure

Statement: The regular hub (4206 BC) sits precisely within the 70² framework, dividing the span into 1 + 6 units of 700.

From	To	Years	= 700 ×
4906 BC	4206 BC	700	1
4206 BC	6 BC	4200	6
4906 BC	6 BC	4900	7 (70²)

Significance: The 1 + 6 division echoes the Creation week (1 day of rest, 6 days of work — or 6 days of creation, 1 of rest).

7.2 THEOREM — The Double 4900

Statement: The span from MT Cumulative Creation to the regular hub equals two 70² units.

14006 BC − 4206 BC = 9800 = 2 × 4900 = 2 × 70²

SECTION 8: THE ±720 SYMMETRY

8.1 THEOREM — Manuscript Variants as Harmonics

Statement: The Cumulative Flood (4836 BC) generates MT and LXX Creation via ±720 (2 × 360).

Operation	Result	Identity
4836 BC − 720	4116 BC	MT Creation Year 6
4836 BC + 720	5556 BC	LXX Creation (+60 Terah)

Significance: MT and LXX Creation dates are equidistant from the Cumulative Flood anchor. The manuscript variants are not errors but harmonic variations on a single mathematical structure.

8.2 COROLLARY — The 4836 BC Hub

Statement: 4836 BC (Cumulative Flood) functions as an additional hub linking to the regular MT framework.

From 4836 BC	To	Years	Pattern
→ 4116 BC	MT Creation Yr 6	720	2 × 360
→ 1406 BC	Conquest	3430	70 × 49 (70 jubilees)
→ 4906 BC	P7 extended	70	1 jubilee

SECTION 9: MIRROR POLARITY & THE 364-YEAR CALENDAR

9.1 Reference — The Mod 30 Rail System

From FILE_32: For each Prime Quadruple Q, the rail system generates:

B = Q − 11
M = B + 30
Rails: [B, M, −B, −M]

The +30 offset on negative polarity is the key mechanism.

9.2 THEOREM — The Mirror Span Generates 364

Application to P7 and P8:

Prime	Positive Polarity	Negative Polarity (+30)
P7	+4410	−4410 + 30 = −4380
P8	+6480	−6480 + 30 = −6510

Mirror Span (P7 pos → P8 neg):

4410 − (−6510) = 10920 years
10920 = 30 × 364 ✓

9.3 The 364 Intersection Table

Span	= × 364	Source
10920	30	Mirror span (P7 pos → P8 neg)
25480	70	Intersection point
36400	100	Pillar conversion (100 × 364)

Conclusion: The mod 30 rail structure with mirror polarity generates the 364-day calendar year structurally. The three sacred years (336, 360, 364) emerge from the prime architecture itself.

SECTION 10: SYNTHESIS

10.1 The Irreducible Core

From just 12 Prime Quadruples, all chronological complexity emerges:

Element	Chronological Output
P1 (5)	Exception — Origin/Anchor outside mod 30
P2 (11)	Base — 6 BC, Incarnation
P4 cum (276)	Bridge Node — 276 × 23 = 6348 cycle
P7 cum (4416)	SP Creation — Cumulative hub
P8 cum (6486)	Precession quarter — SKL bridge
P12 (Boundary)	Order/Chaos line — 2760/27600 to 666 BC / 6666 BC; converts beast→perfection
Ternary Backbone	P0–P3–P6–P9–P12 at 3× ratio (generative skeleton)
300-Unit Lattice	±3000 years (150+150+1200+1200+300) = 6 days of Creation
Mod 30 structure	All gaps divisible by 30 (from P2)
Mirror polarity (+30)	Generates 364 calendar year
Key of 23 (70/69, 25/23)	Daniel’s weeks, conversions
Pillars (fixed)	100× scale closure
P13 (Fall/Redemption)	Pattern termination via reversal mechanism — 318×100, 8×3430, 200×365.25 (Watchers), 5×2300 (cleansing); reversed nodes (31806 BC, 15246 BC)

10.2 The Fundamental Constants

Constant	Function in System
3	Ternary backbone ratio; 3+3 Creation days; every 3rd index
6	Origin Gap (11−5); Days of Creation; 6 BC anchor; 6000 lattice
23	The Wobble prime; Key of 23 ratios; Bridge multiplier
30	Modulus (7+23); Leap month; Rail offset; P0 seed
70	Jubilee; Daniel’s weeks; Millennial divisor
150	Half lattice unit (300÷2); P3 overlap at mirror center
200	The Watchers who fell; 200 × 365.25 = P13 mirror span
276	P4 cum; reversed P13 nodes target 4206 BC via 100×276 and 40×276
300	Lattice unit (10×30); spine structure
318	Abraham’s armed men; 318 × 100 = reversed P13 node span (31800)
360	Prophetic year; ×360 spans throughout
365.25	Julian year; 200 Julian years = P13 cum to reversed P13
460	Adam’s age at Jared’s birth (Watchers’ fall); cleansing cycle
630	Half of 1260; residue class peak at Jared (1260 cycle)
666	Beast number; P12 boundary to 666 BC / 6666 BC (2760/27600)
930	Adam’s lifespan; 10×930 spans P3→P12
1150	5 × 230 (cleansing); statistically validated cycle (Z = +2.84σ)
1260	Daniel’s signature; statistically validated cycle (Z = +3.09σ)
1656	MT years Creation to Flood; echoed at 10× (16560) in reversed P13
2300	Daniel 8 sanctuary cleansing; statistically validated (Z = +3.36σ); 5×2300 = 11500 in reversed P13
2520	7 × 360 (Daniel’s times doubled); statistically validated (Z = +3.11σ)
3430	7² × 70 (jubilee squared × 70); 8 cycles for 8 ark passengers

10.3 The Equation

Prime Quadruplets (mod 30) × Ternary Backbone (3×) × 300-Lattice (±3000) × Polarity Mirror (+30) × Reversal at P13 × Key of 23 (70/69) = All Ancient Chronologies

10.4 The Principle

Complexity emerges from simplicity.

The apparent chaos of MT, SP, LXX, SKL — and all their variants — resolves into elegant necessity when viewed through the prime quadruple lens. The ternary backbone (3×) and 300-lattice (±3000 = 6 days) ensure the system is robust by design, not fragile coincidence. At P13, the reversal mechanism (subtraction instead of addition) mimics the curse on creation — yet within the reversal, redemption is encoded. The mathematics explains the “how”; the theological coherence (Creation, Fall, Redemption) reveals the “why.”

Dual Statistical Validation: Regular primes align with regular chronology (Section 2.3: 1 in 7,875); cumulative primes align with cumulative chronology (Section 2.5: 1 in 14,490). Each methodology confirms its corresponding domain — a blind test result that independently validates the entire system.

Twelve primes. One structure. All of time.

SECTION 11: PAIRWISE DIFFERENCES (Reference Table)

All 66 pairwise differences from the Cumulative Sum column (0, 6, 96, 276, 1086, 2556, 4416, 6486, 9726, 13176, 18816, 28236):

Pair	Difference	Notable Patterns
2−1	6	Origin Gap
3−2	90	3 × 30
4−3	180	6 × 30
5−4	810	27 × 30
6−5	1470	49 × 30
7−5	3330	111 × 30; 666 × 5
7−6	1860	62 × 30
8−7	2070	69 × 30; converts to 2100
10−8	6690	223 × 30
11−10	5640	188 × 30
12−11	9420	314 × 30
12−10	15060	502 × 30

Note: Every difference involving indices 2–12 is divisible by 30, confirming the Modulo 30 Law (FILE_32, Section 1.2).

APPENDIX A: PYTHON VERIFICATION SCRIPT

[PLACEHOLDER — Insert prime_quad_significance_test_v10.17.py]

The script performs:

Exact enumeration of shift space for statistical validation
Per-cycle breakdown of harmonic hits
Residue class analysis confirming hub alignments
Exploratory harmonic analysis confirming the Key of 23 bridge

CROSS-REFERENCES

File	Relevance
FILE_17	Prophetic numbers (360, 1260, 1290, 2550)
FILE_18	Manuscript traditions (MT, SP, LXX variants)
FILE_21	Sumerian King List integration
FILE_28	Enochian calendar (364-day year)
FILE_32	Regular Prime Harmonic (hub 4206 BC)
FILE_34	Pillar Architecture (29395–29515 AD)
FILE_37	P23-P46-P69 Triad

490d.com — “70 weeks are decreed” (Daniel 9:24)

================

#!/usr/bin/env python3

“””

Prime-Quad Harmonic Significance Test (v10.17 Colab-Safe)

———————————————————

COLAB-OPTIMIZED VERSION – Minimal RAM footprint

FIXES IN v10.17:

– SINGLE METHOD: Runs exact OR Monte Carlo, never both

– EXPLICIT GC: Garbage collection after each major phase

– NO LIST ACCUMULATION: All loops are strictly streaming

– SMALLER CHUNKS: Progress updates more frequently to catch issues early

“””

import random

import math

import gc

from typing import List, Tuple, Dict, Optional

from functools import reduce

# =========================================================

# 1) CONFIGURATION – Edit these for your analysis

# =========================================================

TARGETS = [ 4200]

CYCLES_FULL = [336, 490, 525, 2625, 13125, 12600]

# TARGETS = [430560, 262080, 14000, 4830, 4620, 4200, 3290, 3100, 2450, 1870, 1440, 1400, 1230, 600, 530, 0, 30, 70]

# CYCLES_FULL = [483, 490, 525] 525 = 21x5x5: 2625 = 21x5x5x5; 13125 = 21x5x5x5x5.

# Simulation Parameters

NUM_TRIALS = 20000 # For Monte Carlo (ignored if exact is used)

SEED = 42

# Guard threshold: skip exact enumeration if shift space exceeds this

MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS = 700_000 # Reduced for Colab safety

# The 100 Primes (A007530 Quadruplet Starts, Q=11 excluded as anchor)

PRIME_QUADS = [

101, 191, 821, 1481, 1871, 2081, 3251, 3461, 5651, 9431, 13001,

15641, 15731, 16061, 18041, 18911, 19421, 21011, 22271, 25301, 31721,

34841, 43781, 51341, 55331, 62981, 67211, 69491, 72221, 77261, 79691,

81041, 82721, 88811, 97841, 99131, 101111, 109841, 116531, 119291,

122201, 135461, 144161, 157271, 165701, 166841, 171161, 187631, 194861,

195731, 201491, 201821, 217361, 225341, 240041, 243701, 247601, 247991,

257861, 260411, 266681, 268811, 276041, 284741, 285281, 294311, 295871,

299471, 300491, 301991, 326141, 334421, 340931, 346391, 347981, 354251,

358901, 361211, 375251, 388691, 389561, 392261, 394811, 397541, 397751,

402131, 402761, 412031, 419051, 420851, 427241, 442571, 444341, 452531,

463451, 465161, 467471, 470081, 477011, 490571, 495611 ]

# Pre-compute rails once (saves repeated computation)

ALL_RAILS = []

for Q in PRIME_QUADS:

B = Q – 11

M = B + 30

ALL_RAILS.extend([B, M, -B, -M])

ALL_RAILS = tuple(ALL_RAILS) # Immutable for safety

# =========================================================

# 2) UTILITY FUNCTIONS

# =========================================================

def compute_lcm(numbers: List[int]) -> int:

def lcm(a, b):

return abs(a * b) // math.gcd(a, b)

return reduce(lcm, numbers, 1)

def score_lattice_fast(rails: tuple, cycles: List[int], targets: List[int]) -> Tuple[int, int]:

“””Fast scoring using pre-computed rails.”””

harmonic = 0

geometric = 0

for rail in rails:

for target in targets:

dist = abs(target – rail)

hits = 0

for c in cycles:

if dist % c == 0:

hits += 1

harmonic += hits

if hits > 0:

geometric += 1

return harmonic, geometric

def score_decomposed_fast(rails: tuple, cycles: List[int], targets: List[int]) -> Dict:

“””Fast decomposed scoring.”””

per_cycle = {c: 0 for c in cycles}

per_target = {t: 0 for t in targets}

total_harm = 0

total_geom = 0

for rail in rails:

for target in targets:

dist = abs(target – rail)

hits = 0

for c in cycles:

if dist % c == 0:

per_cycle[c] += 1

hits += 1

total_harm += hits

if hits > 0:

total_geom += 1

per_target[target] += 1

return {

‘per_cycle’: per_cycle,

‘per_target’: per_target,

‘total_harmonic’: total_harm,

‘total_geometric’: total_geom

}

# =========================================================

# 3) STREAMING STATISTICS (O(1) memory)

# =========================================================

def welford_init():

“””Initialize Welford accumulator as simple dict.”””

return {‘n’: 0, ‘mean’: 0.0, ‘M2’: 0.0}

def welford_update(acc, x):

“””Update accumulator with new value.”””

acc[‘n’] += 1

delta = x – acc[‘mean’]

acc[‘mean’] += delta / acc[‘n’]

delta2 = x – acc[‘mean’]

acc[‘M2’] += delta * delta2

def welford_std(acc):

“””Get population standard deviation.”””

if acc[‘n’] < 2:

return 0.0

return math.sqrt(acc[‘M2’] / acc[‘n’])

# =========================================================

# 4) SHIFT SPACE INFO

# =========================================================

def get_shift_space_info(cycles: List[int], decadal: bool) -> Dict:

“””Compute shift space parameters without allocating.”””

L = compute_lcm(cycles)

if decadal:

if L % 10 != 0:

L = compute_lcm(cycles + [10])

num_shifts = L // 10

multiplier = 10

else:

num_shifts = L

multiplier = 1

return {

‘lcm’: L,

‘num_shifts’: num_shifts,

‘multiplier’: multiplier,

‘exact_ok’: num_shifts <= MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS

}

# =========================================================

# 5) CYCLE HITS FOR SHIFTED PRIMES (no list allocation)

# =========================================================

def cycle_hits_shifted(c: int, shift: int, targets: List[int]) -> int:

“””

Count harmonic hits for cycle c when all primes are shifted.

Uses pre-computed ALL_RAILS, shifts on the fly.

“””

# Target residue counts

t_counts = [0] * c

for t in targets:

t_counts[t % c] += 1

# Rail residue counts (shifted)

r_counts = [0] * c

for i, Q in enumerate(PRIME_QUADS):

Qs = Q + shift

B = Qs – 11

M = B + 30

r_counts[B % c] += 1

r_counts[M % c] += 1

r_counts[(-B) % c] += 1

r_counts[(-M) % c] += 1

# Dot product

total = 0

for r in range(c):

total += r_counts[r] * t_counts[r]

return total

# =========================================================

# 6) EXACT ENUMERATION (streaming, no lists)

# =========================================================

def run_exact_streaming(cycles: List[int], targets: List[int], decadal: bool) -> Dict:

“””

Exact enumeration with pure streaming – NO lists stored.

Returns statistics computed on-the-fly.

“””

space = get_shift_space_info(cycles, decadal)

num_shifts = space[‘num_shifts’]

multiplier = space[‘multiplier’]

# Observed score (unshifted)

obs_harm, obs_geom = score_lattice_fast(ALL_RAILS, cycles, targets)

obs_decomp = score_decomposed_fast(ALL_RAILS, cycles, targets)

# Streaming accumulators

total_acc = welford_init()

per_cycle_acc = {c: welford_init() for c in cycles}

# Tail counters

harm_ge = 0

# Min/max tracking

min_harm = float(‘inf’)

max_harm = float(‘-inf’)

print(f”Exact enumeration: {num_shifts:,} shifts (streaming)…”, end=””, flush=True)

progress_step = max(1, num_shifts // 20)

for i in range(num_shifts):

shift = multiplier * i

# Compute total harmonic for this shift

harm = 0

for c in cycles:

ch = cycle_hits_shifted(c, shift, targets)

harm += ch

welford_update(per_cycle_acc[c], ch)

# Update total stats

welford_update(total_acc, harm)

if harm >= obs_harm:

harm_ge += 1

if harm < min_harm:

min_harm = harm

if harm > max_harm:

max_harm = harm

# Progress

if (i + 1) % progress_step == 0:

print(“.”, end=””, flush=True)

print(” Done.”)

gc.collect()

mean = total_acc[‘mean’]

std = welford_std(total_acc)

p_exact = harm_ge / num_shifts

z = (obs_harm – mean) / std if std > 0 else 0.0

return {

‘method’: ‘exact’,

‘obs_harm’: obs_harm,

‘obs_geom’: obs_geom,

‘obs_decomp’: obs_decomp,

‘mean’: mean,

‘std’: std,

‘min’: min_harm,

‘max’: max_harm,

‘p_value’: p_exact,

‘z’: z,

‘num_shifts’: num_shifts,

‘per_cycle’: {c: {

‘obs’: obs_decomp[‘per_cycle’][c],

‘mean’: per_cycle_acc[c][‘mean’],

‘std’: welford_std(per_cycle_acc[c])

} for c in cycles}

}

# =========================================================

# 7) MONTE CARLO (streaming, no lists)

# =========================================================

def run_monte_carlo_streaming(cycles: List[int], targets: List[int],

num_trials: int, decadal: bool) -> Dict:

“””

Monte Carlo with pure streaming – NO lists stored.

“””

random.seed(SEED)

space = get_shift_space_info(cycles, decadal)

num_shifts = space[‘num_shifts’]

multiplier = space[‘multiplier’]

# Observed score (unshifted)

obs_harm, obs_geom = score_lattice_fast(ALL_RAILS, cycles, targets)

obs_decomp = score_decomposed_fast(ALL_RAILS, cycles, targets)

# Streaming accumulators

total_acc = welford_init()

geom_acc = welford_init()

per_cycle_acc = {c: welford_init() for c in cycles}

# Tail counters

harm_ge = 0

geom_ge = 0

print(f”Monte Carlo: {num_trials:,} trials (streaming)…”, end=””, flush=True)

progress_step = max(1, num_trials // 20)

for i in range(num_trials):

shift = multiplier * random.randrange(num_shifts)

# Compute shifted rails on-the-fly

shifted_rails = tuple(r + shift for r in ALL_RAILS)

# Score

harm, geom = score_lattice_fast(shifted_rails, cycles, targets)

# Update streaming stats

welford_update(total_acc, harm)

welford_update(geom_acc, geom)

# Per-cycle (optional but useful)

for c in cycles:

ch = cycle_hits_shifted(c, shift, targets)

welford_update(per_cycle_acc[c], ch)

# Tail counters

if harm >= obs_harm:

harm_ge += 1

if geom >= obs_geom:

geom_ge += 1

# Progress

if (i + 1) % progress_step == 0:

print(“.”, end=””, flush=True)

# Periodic GC for very long runs

if (i + 1) % 10000 == 0:

gc.collect()

print(” Done.”)

gc.collect()

mean = total_acc[‘mean’]

std = welford_std(total_acc)

p_harm = (harm_ge + 1) / (num_trials + 1)

p_geom = (geom_ge + 1) / (num_trials + 1)

z = (obs_harm – mean) / std if std > 0 else 0.0

return {

‘method’: ‘monte_carlo’,

‘obs_harm’: obs_harm,

‘obs_geom’: obs_geom,

‘obs_decomp’: obs_decomp,

‘mean’: mean,

‘std’: std,

‘mean_geom’: geom_acc[‘mean’],

‘std_geom’: welford_std(geom_acc),

‘p_value’: p_harm,

‘p_geom’: p_geom,

‘z’: z,

‘num_trials’: num_trials,

‘num_shifts’: num_shifts,

‘lcm’: space[‘lcm’],

‘per_cycle’: {c: {

‘obs’: obs_decomp[‘per_cycle’][c],

‘mean’: per_cycle_acc[c][‘mean’],

‘std’: welford_std(per_cycle_acc[c])

} for c in cycles}

}

# =========================================================

# 8) RESIDUE ANALYSIS (cheap, always safe)

# =========================================================

def print_residue_summary(cycles: List[int], targets: List[int]):

“””Print which targets hit max residue classes.”””

print(“\n” + “─” * 70)

print(“RESIDUE CLASS ANALYSIS”)

print(“─” * 70)

for c in cycles:

# Rail residue histogram

H = [0] * c

for r in ALL_RAILS:

H[r % c] += 1

mean = len(ALL_RAILS) / c

max_count = max(H)

max_residue = H.index(max_count)

# Targets in max class

max_targets = [t for t in targets if H[t % c] == max_count]

print(f”Cycle {c}: mean={mean:.1f}, max={max_count} @ residue {max_residue}”)

if max_targets:

print(f” Targets in MAX: {max_targets}”)

print()

# =========================================================

# 9) RESULTS OUTPUT

# =========================================================

def print_results(result: Dict, cycles: List[int], targets: List[int]):

“””Print results summary.”””

print(“\n” + “█” * 70)

print(“█” + ” RESULTS SUMMARY “.center(68) + “█”)

print(“█” * 70)

print(f”\n CONFIGURATION:”)

print(f” Primes: {len(PRIME_QUADS)}”)

print(f” Rails: {len(ALL_RAILS)}”)

print(f” Targets: {len(targets)}”)

print(f” Cycles: {cycles}”)

print(f” Links: {len(ALL_RAILS) * len(targets)}”)

print(f”\n OBSERVED:”)

print(f” Harmonic: {result[‘obs_harm’]}”)

print(f” Geometric: {result[‘obs_geom’]}”)

method = result[‘method’].upper()

if result[‘method’] == ‘exact’:

print(f”\n {method} NULL ({result[‘num_shifts’]:,} shifts):”)

else:

print(f”\n {method} NULL ({result[‘num_trials’]:,} trials, {result[‘num_shifts’]:,} shift space):”)

print(f” Mean: {result[‘mean’]:.2f}”)

print(f” Std: {result[‘std’]:.2f}”)

print(f” Z-score: {result[‘z’]:+.2f}σ”)

print(f” p-value: {result[‘p_value’]:.8f}”)

if result[‘p_value’] > 0:

print(f” Rarity: 1 in {1/result[‘p_value’]:,.0f}”)

# Per-cycle

print(f”\n PER-CYCLE:”)

print(f” {‘Cycle’:>8} │ {‘Obs’:>8} │ {‘Mean’:>10} │ {‘Ratio’:>8} │ {‘Z’:>8}”)

print(f” {‘-‘*8}─┼─{‘-‘*8}─┼─{‘-‘*10}─┼─{‘-‘*8}─┼─{‘-‘*8}”)

for c in cycles:

obs = result[‘per_cycle’][c][‘obs’]

mean = result[‘per_cycle’][c][‘mean’]

std = result[‘per_cycle’][c][‘std’]

ratio = obs / mean if mean > 0 else 0

z = (obs – mean) / std if std > 0 else 0

print(f” {c:>8} │ {obs:>8} │ {mean:>10.1f} │ {ratio:>8.2f}× │ {z:>+8.2f}σ”)

# Verdict

p = result[‘p_value’]

print(f”\n VERDICT:”)

if p < 0.001:

print(f” ★★★ HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT (p < 0.001)”)

elif p < 0.01:

print(f” ★★ VERY SIGNIFICANT (p < 0.01)”)

elif p < 0.05:

print(f” ★ SIGNIFICANT (p < 0.05)”)

else:

print(f” NOT SIGNIFICANT (p = {p:.4f})”)

print(“\n” + “█” * 70)

# =========================================================

# MAIN

# =========================================================

def main():

print(“=” * 70)

print(“PRIME-QUAD SIGNIFICANCE TEST (v10.17 Colab-Safe)”)

print(“=” * 70)

print(f”Primes: {len(PRIME_QUADS)}”)

print(f”Targets: {TARGETS}”)

print(f”Cycles: {CYCLES_FULL}”)

# Check shift space

space = get_shift_space_info(CYCLES_FULL, decadal=True)

print(f”\nShift space:”)

print(f” LCM: {space[‘lcm’]:,}”)

print(f” Num shifts: {space[‘num_shifts’]:,}”)

print(f” Exact OK: {‘Yes’ if space[‘exact_ok’] else ‘No’}”)

gc.collect()

# Run ONE method only (not both!)

if space[‘exact_ok’]:

print(f”\nUsing EXACT enumeration (shift space ≤ {MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS:,})”)

result = run_exact_streaming(CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS, decadal=True)

else:

print(f”\nUsing MONTE CARLO (shift space > {MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS:,})”)

result = run_monte_carlo_streaming(CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS, NUM_TRIALS, decadal=True)

gc.collect()

# Print results

print_results(result, CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS)

# Residue analysis

print_residue_summary(CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS)

print(“Analysis complete.”)

if __name__ == “__main__”:

main()

==============

Result:

======================================================================

PRIME-QUAD SIGNIFICANCE TEST (v10.17 Colab-Safe)

======================================================================

Primes: 101

Targets: [4200]

Cycles: [336, 490, 525, 2625, 13125, 12600]

Shift space:

LCM: 4,410,000

Num shifts: 441,000

Exact OK: Yes

Using EXACT enumeration (shift space ≤ 700,000)

Exact enumeration: 441,000 shifts (streaming)………………….. Done.

██████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████

█ RESULTS SUMMARY █

CONFIGURATION:

Primes: 101

Rails: 404

Targets: 1

Cycles: [336, 490, 525, 2625, 13125, 12600]

Links: 404

OBSERVED:

Harmonic: 100

Geometric: 66

EXACT NULL (441,000 shifts):

Mean: 15.74

Std: 19.00

Z-score: +4.44σ

p-value: 0.00234240

Rarity: 1 in 427

PER-CYCLE:

Cycle │ Obs │ Mean │ Ratio │ Z

——–─┼─——–─┼─———-─┼─——–─┼─——–

336 │ 18 │ 2.4 │ 7.49× │ +3.10σ

490 │ 20 │ 8.2 │ 2.43× │ +1.73σ

525 │ 42 │ 3.8 │ 10.92× │ +4.76σ

2625 │ 10 │ 0.8 │ 13.00× │ +5.39σ

13125 │ 3 │ 0.2 │ 19.49× │ +6.02σ

12600 │ 7 │ 0.3 │ 21.83× │ +7.84σ

VERDICT:

★★ VERY SIGNIFICANT (p < 0.01)

──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

RESIDUE CLASS ANALYSIS

Cycle 336: mean=1.2, max=24 @ residue 0

Cycle 490: mean=0.8, max=26 @ residue 70

Cycle 525: mean=0.8, max=42 @ residue 0

Targets in MAX: [4200]

Cycle 2625: mean=0.2, max=11 @ residue 1155

Cycle 13125: mean=0.0, max=4 @ residue 3990

Cycle 12600: mean=0.0, max=7 @ residue 4200

Targets in MAX: [4200]

Analysis complete.

—

CROSS-REFERENCES

File	Relevance
FILE_17	Prophetic numbers (360, 1260, 1290, 2550)
FILE_18	Manuscript traditions (MT, SP, LXX variants)
FILE_21	Sumerian King List integration
FILE_28	Enochian calendar (364-day year)
FILE_32	Regular Prime Harmonic (hub 4206 BC)
FILE_34	Pillar Architecture (29395–29515 AD)
FILE_37	P23-P46-P69 Triad

Table of Prime-Quads 1 to 30 Analyzed

Index	Prime	−5 (Regular)	−11 (Gap)	Cumulative Sum	Gap Difference	Interim Cum Sum	Minus Interim
1	5	0	−6	0	6	6	0
2	11	6	0	6	90	96	−84
3	101	96	90	96	90	186	−84
4	191	186	180	276	630	906	−534
5	821	816	810	1086	660	1746	−384
6	1481	1476	1470	2556	390	2946	696
7	1871	1866	1860	4416	210	4626	2346
8	2081	2076	2070	6486	1170	7656	3246
9	3251	3246	3240	9726	210	9936	6276
10	3461	3456	3450	13176	2190	15366	7536
11	5651	5646	5640	18816	3780	22596	9396
12	9431	9426	9420	28236	3570	31806	15246
13	13001	12996	12990	41226	2640	43866	25596
14	15641	15636	15630	56856	90	56946	41136
15	15731	15726	15720	72576	330	72906	56526
16	16061	16056	16050	88626	1980	90606	70596
17	18041	18036	18030	106656	870	107526	87756
18	18911	18906	18900	125556	510	126066	106146
19	19421	19416	19410	144966	1590	146556	123966
20	21011	21006	21000	165966	1260	167226	143706
21	22271	22266	22260	188226	3030	191256	162936
22	25301	25296	25290	213516	6420	219936	181806
23	31721	31716	31710	245226	3120	248346	210396
24	34841	34836	34830	280056	8940	288996	236286
25	43781	43776	43770	323826	7560	331386	272496
26	51341	51336	51330	375156	3990	379146	319836
27	55331	55326	55320	430476	7650	438126	367506
28	62981	62976	62970	493446	4230	497676	426246
29	67211	67206	67200	560646	2280	562926	491166
30	69491	69486	69480	630126	—	—	—

List of Targets from Cumulative with +/- Beggeting age
TARGETS = [
14590, 14460, 14330, 14130, 14000, 13870, 13070, 12250, 12160, 12070, 11320, 11250, 11180,
10350, 10340, 9450, 8490, 8120, 7150, 6880, 6380, 5880, 5530, 5430, 5330, 5290, 4980, 4860,
4850, 4830, 4790, 4720, 4420, 4390, 4360, 3960, 3520, 3490, 3460, 3250, 3040, 3010, 2980, 2780, 2640, 2710, 2570, 2530, 2330, 2250, 2430, 2070, 1930, 1790, 1660, 1590, 1560, 1520,1480, 1470, 1440, 1400, 600, 530]

CYCLES_FULL = [ 2520, 2300, 3430 ]

#Example given below of P16.

PRIME_QUAD_LISTS = {

‘P16’: [-529, -379, -79, 101, 191, 281, 701, 821, 911, 1091, 1481, 1751, 1871, 2081, 2351, 2561, 2951, 3251, 3461, 4421, 4631, 5651, 6281, 6491, 7541, 7661, 9401, 9431, 9731, 9941, 13001, 13181, 15251, 15371, 15641, 15731, 16061, 18821, 22601, 25601, 28241, 31811, 41141, 41231, 43871, 56531, 56861, 56951, 70601, 72581, 72911, 88631, 90611], }

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!/usr/bin/env python3

“””

Prime-Quad Harmonic Significance Test – Multi-List Comparison

Runs all three rail configurations across multiple prime quad lists
to find the optimal configuration.

Now with graphing outputs for visual analysis.
“””

import random
import math
import gc
import os
from typing import List, Tuple, Dict
from functools import reduce

import matplotlib

Detect if running inside a Jupyter/Colab notebook

_IN_NOTEBOOK = False
try:
from IPython import get_ipython
if get_ipython() is not None:
_IN_NOTEBOOK = True
except Exception:
pass

if not _IN_NOTEBOOK:
matplotlib.use(‘Agg’) # headless only when NOT in a notebook

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.ticker as ticker
from matplotlib.colors import TwoSlopeNorm
import numpy as np

Helper: show a figure in notebook OR just save if headless

def _show_and_save(fig, filepath, dpi=180):
“””Save figure to disk, then display inline if in a notebook.”””
fig.savefig(filepath, dpi=dpi, bbox_inches=’tight’)
if _IN_NOTEBOOK:
from IPython.display import display, Image
plt.close(fig) # close first so it doesn’t double-render
display(Image(filename=filepath)) # render saved PNG into cell output
else:
plt.close(fig)

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CONFIGURATION

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TARGETS = [14590, 14460, 14130, 14000, 13070, 12250, 12160, 11320, 11250, 10350, 10340, 9450, 8490, 8120,
7150, 6880, 6380, 5530, 5430, 5290, 4980, 4860, 4850, 4830, 4420, 4390, 3960, 3520, 3490, 3250,
3040, 3010, 2780, 2640, 2430, 2250, 2070, 1930, 1790, 1660, 1520, 1470, 1440, 1400, 600, 530]

CYCLES_FULL = [2520, 2300, 3430]

NUM_TRIALS = 3000
SEED = 42
MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS = 50_000 # Set below 28,980 to use Monte Carlo instead

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INSERT PRIME_QUAD_LISTS HERE

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PRIME_QUAD_LISTS = {

‘P16’: [101, 191, 281, 821, 911, 1091, 1481, 1751, 1871, 2081, 2561, 2951, 3251, 3461, 4421, 4631, 5651, 6491, 7661, 9431, 9731, 9941, 13001, 13181, 15371, 15641, 15731, 16061, 18821, 22601, 28241, 31811, 41231, 43871, 56861, 56951, 72581, 72911, 88631, 90611],

}

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OUTPUT DIRECTORY

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OUTPUT_DIR = os.environ.get(‘GRAPH_OUTPUT_DIR’, ‘.’)

def ensure_output_dir():
os.makedirs(OUTPUT_DIR, exist_ok=True)

def out_path(filename: str) -> str:
return os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, filename)

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UTILITY FUNCTIONS

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def compute_lcm(numbers: List[int]) -> int:
def lcm(a, b):
return abs(a * b) // math.gcd(a, b)
return reduce(lcm, numbers, 1)

def build_rails(prime_quads: List[int], config: str) -> tuple:
“””Build rails based on configuration.”””
rails = []
for Q in prime_quads:
B = Q – 11
M = B + 30
if config == ‘no_mod30’:
rails.extend([B, -B])
elif config == ‘pos_mod30’:
rails.extend([B, M, -B])
elif config == ‘neg_mod30’:
rails.extend([B, -B, -M])
elif config == ‘both_mod30’:
rails.extend([B, M, -B, -M])
return tuple(rails)

def score_lattice_fast(rails: tuple, cycles: List[int], targets: List[int]) -> Tuple[int, int]:
harmonic = 0
geometric = 0
for rail in rails:
for target in targets:
dist = abs(target – rail)
hits = 0
for c in cycles:
if dist % c == 0:
hits += 1
harmonic += hits
if hits > 0:
geometric += 1
return harmonic, geometric

def welford_init():
return {‘n’: 0, ‘mean’: 0.0, ‘M2’: 0.0}

def welford_update(acc, x):
acc[‘n’] += 1
delta = x – acc[‘mean’]
acc[‘mean’] += delta / acc[‘n’]
delta2 = x – acc[‘mean’]
acc[‘M2’] += delta * delta2

def welford_std(acc):
if acc[‘n’] < 2:
return 0.0
return math.sqrt(acc[‘M2’] / acc[‘n’])

def get_shift_space_info(cycles: List[int], decadal: bool) -> Dict:
L = compute_lcm(cycles)
if decadal:
if L % 10 != 0:
L = compute_lcm(cycles + [10])
num_shifts = L // 10
multiplier = 10
else:
num_shifts = L
multiplier = 1
return {
‘lcm’: L,
‘num_shifts’: num_shifts,
‘multiplier’: multiplier,
‘exact_ok’: num_shifts <= MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS
}

def cycle_hits_shifted(c: int, shift: int, targets: List[int],
prime_quads: List[int], config: str) -> int:
t_counts = [0] * c
for t in targets:
t_counts[t % c] += 1

r_counts = [0] * c
for Q in prime_quads:
    # Compute base rails at shift=0
    B = Q - 11
    M = B + 30

    # Apply shift uniformly to ALL rails (rigid translation)
    if config == 'no_mod30':
        r_counts[(B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-B + shift) % c] += 1
    elif config == 'pos_mod30':
        r_counts[(B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(M + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-B + shift) % c] += 1
    elif config == 'neg_mod30':
        r_counts[(B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-M + shift) % c] += 1
    elif config == 'both_mod30':
        r_counts[(B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(M + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-B + shift) % c] += 1
        r_counts[(-M + shift) % c] += 1

total = 0
for r in range(c):
    total += r_counts[r] * t_counts[r]
return total

def run_exact_streaming(cycles, targets, prime_quads, config, decadal,
verbose=False):
space = get_shift_space_info(cycles, decadal)
num_shifts = space[‘num_shifts’]
multiplier = space[‘multiplier’]

rails = build_rails(prime_quads, config)
obs_harm, obs_geom = score_lattice_fast(rails, cycles, targets)

total_acc = welford_init()
harm_ge = 0

if verbose:
    print(f"  Exact: {num_shifts:,} shifts...", end="", flush=True)

for i in range(num_shifts):
    shift = multiplier * i
    harm = 0
    for c in cycles:
        harm += cycle_hits_shifted(c, shift, targets, prime_quads, config)
    welford_update(total_acc, harm)
    if harm >= obs_harm:
        harm_ge += 1

if verbose:
    print(" Done.")

mean = total_acc['mean']
std = welford_std(total_acc)
p_exact = harm_ge / num_shifts
z = (obs_harm - mean) / std if std > 0 else 0.0

return {
    'obs_harm': obs_harm,
    'obs_geom': obs_geom,
    'mean': mean,
    'std': std,
    'p_value': p_exact,
    'z': z,
    'num_primes': len(prime_quads),
    'num_rails': len(rails),
    'method': 'exact'
}

def run_monte_carlo_streaming(cycles, targets, prime_quads, config,
num_trials, decadal, verbose=False):
space = get_shift_space_info(cycles, decadal)
num_shifts = space[‘num_shifts’]
multiplier = space[‘multiplier’]

rails = build_rails(prime_quads, config)
obs_harm, obs_geom = score_lattice_fast(rails, cycles, targets)

total_acc = welford_init()
harm_ge = 0

if verbose:
    print(f"  Monte Carlo: {num_trials:,} trials...", end="", flush=True)

rng = random.Random(SEED)

for _ in range(num_trials):
    shift_idx = rng.randint(0, num_shifts - 1)
    shift = shift_idx * multiplier
    harm = 0
    for c in cycles:
        harm += cycle_hits_shifted(c, shift, targets, prime_quads, config)
    welford_update(total_acc, harm)
    if harm >= obs_harm:
        harm_ge += 1

if verbose:
    print(" Done.")

mean = total_acc['mean']
std = welford_std(total_acc)
p_mc = harm_ge / num_trials
z = (obs_harm - mean) / std if std > 0 else 0.0

return {
    'obs_harm': obs_harm,
    'obs_geom': obs_geom,
    'mean': mean,
    'std': std,
    'p_value': p_mc,
    'z': z,
    'num_primes': len(prime_quads),
    'num_rails': len(rails),
    'method': 'monte_carlo'
}

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GRAPHING FUNCTIONS

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Shared style constants

CONFIG_NAMES = {
‘no_mod30’: ‘B, −B’,
‘pos_mod30’: ‘B, M, −B’,
‘neg_mod30’: ‘B, −B, −M’,
‘both_mod30’: ‘B, M, −B, −M’,
}
CONFIG_COLORS = {
‘no_mod30’: ‘#4477AA’, # blue
‘pos_mod30’: ‘#EE6677’, # red-pink
‘neg_mod30’: ‘#228833’, # green
‘both_mod30’: ‘#CCBB44’, # gold
}
CONFIG_MARKERS = {
‘no_mod30’: ‘o’,
‘pos_mod30’: ‘s’,
‘neg_mod30’: ‘D’,
‘both_mod30’: ‘^’,
}

CONFIGS = [‘no_mod30’, ‘pos_mod30’, ‘neg_mod30’, ‘both_mod30’]

def _list_sizes(results):
“””Return ordered list of (list_name, num_primes) tuples.”””
return [(ln, results[ln][CONFIGS[0]][‘num_primes’])
for ln in results]

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GRAPH 1 — Z-score Progression by List Size

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def graph_z_progression(results):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(14, 7))

lists = _list_sizes(results)
x_labels = [f"{ln}\n({np})" for ln, np in lists]
x = np.arange(len(lists))

for cfg in CONFIGS:
    zs = [results[ln][cfg]['z'] for ln, _ in lists]
    ax.plot(x, zs,
            marker=CONFIG_MARKERS[cfg], markersize=7,
            color=CONFIG_COLORS[cfg], linewidth=2,
            label=CONFIG_NAMES[cfg])

# Reference lines
ax.axhline(y=0, color='grey', linestyle='-', linewidth=0.5)
for sigma, alpha, ls in [(2, 0.25, '--'), (3, 0.20, ':'), (4, 0.15, '-.')]:
    ax.axhline(y=sigma, color='red', alpha=alpha, linestyle=ls, linewidth=1)
    ax.text(len(lists)-0.3, sigma+0.08, f'{sigma}σ', fontsize=8,
            color='red', alpha=0.6)

ax.set_xticks(x)
ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=8)
ax.set_xlabel('Prime Quad List  (# primes)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_ylabel('Z-score (σ)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('Z-score Progression Across Prime Quad Lists',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')
ax.legend(loc='best', fontsize=10, framealpha=0.9)
ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('01_z_progression.png'))
print("  ✓ 01_z_progression.png")

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GRAPH 2 — P-value Progression (log scale)

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def graph_p_progression(results):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(14, 7))

lists = _list_sizes(results)
x_labels = [f"{ln}\n({np})" for ln, np in lists]
x = np.arange(len(lists))

for cfg in CONFIGS:
    ps = []
    for ln, _ in lists:
        p = results[ln][cfg]['p_value']
        ps.append(p if p > 0 else 1e-6)  # floor for log
    ax.plot(x, ps,
            marker=CONFIG_MARKERS[cfg], markersize=7,
            color=CONFIG_COLORS[cfg], linewidth=2,
            label=CONFIG_NAMES[cfg])

# Reference thresholds
for thresh, label in [(0.05, 'p = 0.05'), (0.01, 'p = 0.01'),
                      (0.001, 'p = 0.001')]:
    ax.axhline(y=thresh, color='grey', linestyle='--',
                linewidth=0.8, alpha=0.5)
    ax.text(0.1, thresh * 1.15, label, fontsize=8, color='grey')

ax.set_yscale('log')
ax.set_xticks(x)
ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=8)
ax.set_xlabel('Prime Quad List  (# primes)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_ylabel('p-value (log scale)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('P-value Progression — Lower Is More Significant',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')
ax.legend(loc='best', fontsize=10, framealpha=0.9)
ax.invert_yaxis()  # so "more significant" is UP visually
ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3, which='both')
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('02_p_value_progression.png'))
print("  ✓ 02_p_value_progression.png")

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GRAPH 3 — Observed vs Expected (Mean) Harmonic Hits

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def graph_obs_vs_expected(results):
fig, axes = plt.subplots(2, 2, figsize=(16, 12), sharex=True)
axes = axes.flatten()

lists = _list_sizes(results)
x_labels = [f"{ln}\n({np})" for ln, np in lists]
x = np.arange(len(lists))
w = 0.35

for idx, cfg in enumerate(CONFIGS):
    ax = axes[idx]
    obs = [results[ln][cfg]['obs_harm'] for ln, _ in lists]
    means = [results[ln][cfg]['mean'] for ln, _ in lists]
    stds = [results[ln][cfg]['std'] for ln, _ in lists]

    ax.bar(x - w/2, obs, w, label='Observed', color=CONFIG_COLORS[cfg],
           edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)
    ax.bar(x + w/2, means, w, label='Expected (mean)', color='#BBBBBB',
           edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)
    ax.errorbar(x + w/2, means, yerr=stds, fmt='none',
                ecolor='black', capsize=3, linewidth=1)

    ax.set_xticks(x)
    ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=7, rotation=0)
    ax.set_title(f'Config: {CONFIG_NAMES[cfg]}', fontsize=12,
                 fontweight='bold')
    ax.set_ylabel('Harmonic Hits')
    ax.legend(fontsize=9)
    ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)

fig.suptitle('Observed vs Expected Harmonic Hits by Config',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold', y=1.01)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('03_obs_vs_expected.png'))
print("  ✓ 03_obs_vs_expected.png")

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GRAPH 4 — Signal Excess (Obs − Mean) normalised

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def graph_signal_excess(results):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(14, 7))

lists = _list_sizes(results)
x_labels = [f"{ln}\n({np})" for ln, np in lists]
x = np.arange(len(lists))

for cfg in CONFIGS:
    excess = []
    for ln, _ in lists:
        r = results[ln][cfg]
        # Percentage excess over expectation
        pct = ((r['obs_harm'] - r['mean']) / r['mean'] * 100
               if r['mean'] > 0 else 0)
        excess.append(pct)
    ax.plot(x, excess,
            marker=CONFIG_MARKERS[cfg], markersize=7,
            color=CONFIG_COLORS[cfg], linewidth=2,
            label=CONFIG_NAMES[cfg])

ax.axhline(y=0, color='grey', linewidth=0.8)
ax.set_xticks(x)
ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=8)
ax.set_xlabel('Prime Quad List  (# primes)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_ylabel('Signal Excess  (Obs − Mean) / Mean × 100%', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('Relative Signal Excess Above Expectation',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')
ax.legend(loc='best', fontsize=10, framealpha=0.9)
ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('04_signal_excess.png'))
print("  ✓ 04_signal_excess.png")

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GRAPH 5 — Z-score Heatmap (Lists × Configs)

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def graph_z_heatmap(results):
lists = _list_sizes(results)
list_labels = [f”{ln} ({np})” for ln, np in lists]

z_matrix = np.array([[results[ln][cfg]['z'] for cfg in CONFIGS]
                     for ln, _ in lists])

fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(8, max(6, len(lists) * 0.38)))

# Diverging colormap centred at 0
vmax = max(abs(z_matrix.min()), abs(z_matrix.max()))
norm = TwoSlopeNorm(vmin=-vmax, vcenter=0, vmax=vmax)

im = ax.imshow(z_matrix, cmap='RdYlGn', norm=norm, aspect='auto')

ax.set_xticks(np.arange(len(CONFIGS)))
ax.set_xticklabels([CONFIG_NAMES[c] for c in CONFIGS], fontsize=10)
ax.set_yticks(np.arange(len(lists)))
ax.set_yticklabels(list_labels, fontsize=9)

# Annotate each cell
for i in range(len(lists)):
    for j in range(len(CONFIGS)):
        val = z_matrix[i, j]
        color = 'white' if abs(val) > vmax * 0.65 else 'black'
        ax.text(j, i, f'{val:+.2f}σ', ha='center', va='center',
                fontsize=8, fontweight='bold', color=color)

ax.set_title('Z-score Heatmap: Lists × Rail Configs',
             fontsize=13, fontweight='bold', pad=12)
cbar = fig.colorbar(im, ax=ax, fraction=0.03, pad=0.04)
cbar.set_label('Z-score (σ)', fontsize=10)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('05_z_heatmap.png'))
print("  ✓ 05_z_heatmap.png")

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GRAPH 6 — Top 15 Overall Ranking (horizontal bar)

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def graph_top_ranking(results):
all_results = []
for ln in results:
for cfg in CONFIGS:
r = results[ln][cfg]
all_results.append({
‘label’: f”{ln} {CONFIG_NAMES[cfg]}”,
‘z’: r[‘z’],
‘p’: r[‘p_value’],
‘cfg’: cfg
})
all_results.sort(key=lambda x: x[‘z’], reverse=True)
top = all_results[:20]
top.reverse() # so highest is at top of horizontal bars

fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(12, 8))
y = np.arange(len(top))
colors = [CONFIG_COLORS[t['cfg']] for t in top]

bars = ax.barh(y, [t['z'] for t in top], color=colors,
               edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)

# Annotate with p-values
for i, t in enumerate(top):
    rarity = f"1 in {1/t['p']:,.0f}" if t['p'] > 0 else "∞"
    ax.text(t['z'] + 0.05, i, f"  p={t['p']:.4f}  ({rarity})",
            va='center', fontsize=8, color='#333333')

ax.set_yticks(y)
ax.set_yticklabels([t['label'] for t in top], fontsize=9)
ax.set_xlabel('Z-score (σ)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('Top 20 Configurations by Z-score',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')
ax.axvline(x=0, color='grey', linewidth=0.8)
for sigma in [2, 3, 4]:
    ax.axvline(x=sigma, color='red', alpha=0.2, linestyle='--')

# Legend for config colors
from matplotlib.patches import Patch
legend_elements = [Patch(facecolor=CONFIG_COLORS[c], edgecolor='black',
                         label=CONFIG_NAMES[c]) for c in CONFIGS]
ax.legend(handles=legend_elements, loc='lower right', fontsize=9)

fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('06_top_ranking.png'))
print("  ✓ 06_top_ranking.png")

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GRAPH 7 — Best Config Winner Map

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def graph_best_config(results):
lists = _list_sizes(results)
x = np.arange(len(lists))
x_labels = [f”{ln}\n({np})” for ln, np in lists]

best_zs = []
best_cfgs = []
for ln, _ in lists:
    best_cfg = max(CONFIGS, key=lambda c: results[ln][c]['z'])
    best_zs.append(results[ln][best_cfg]['z'])
    best_cfgs.append(best_cfg)

colors = [CONFIG_COLORS[c] for c in best_cfgs]

fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(14, 7))
bars = ax.bar(x, best_zs, color=colors, edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)

# Label each bar with config name
for i, (bar, cfg) in enumerate(zip(bars, best_cfgs)):
    ax.text(bar.get_x() + bar.get_width()/2, bar.get_height() + 0.05,
            CONFIG_NAMES[cfg], ha='center', va='bottom', fontsize=7,
            rotation=45)

ax.axhline(y=0, color='grey', linewidth=0.8)
for sigma in [2, 3, 4]:
    ax.axhline(y=sigma, color='red', alpha=0.2, linestyle='--')
    ax.text(len(lists)-0.5, sigma+0.06, f'{sigma}σ', fontsize=8,
            color='red', alpha=0.5)

ax.set_xticks(x)
ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=8)
ax.set_xlabel('Prime Quad List  (# primes)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_ylabel('Best Z-score (σ)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('Best Rail Configuration per List  (color = winning config)',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')

from matplotlib.patches import Patch
legend_elements = [Patch(facecolor=CONFIG_COLORS[c], edgecolor='black',
                         label=CONFIG_NAMES[c]) for c in CONFIGS]
ax.legend(handles=legend_elements, loc='best', fontsize=9)
ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('07_best_config.png'))
print("  ✓ 07_best_config.png")

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GRAPH 8 — Standard Deviation (noise floor) growth

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def graph_std_growth(results):
“””Shows how the null distribution’s spread changes with list size.”””
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(14, 7))

lists = _list_sizes(results)
x_labels = [f"{ln}\n({np})" for ln, np in lists]
x = np.arange(len(lists))

for cfg in CONFIGS:
    stds = [results[ln][cfg]['std'] for ln, _ in lists]
    ax.plot(x, stds,
            marker=CONFIG_MARKERS[cfg], markersize=7,
            color=CONFIG_COLORS[cfg], linewidth=2,
            label=CONFIG_NAMES[cfg])

ax.set_xticks(x)
ax.set_xticklabels(x_labels, fontsize=8)
ax.set_xlabel('Prime Quad List  (# primes)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_ylabel('Null Std Dev (σ of shift distribution)', fontsize=11)
ax.set_title('Noise Floor Growth — Null Distribution Spread',
             fontsize=14, fontweight='bold')
ax.legend(loc='best', fontsize=10, framealpha=0.9)
ax.grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)
fig.tight_layout()
_show_and_save(fig, out_path('08_std_growth.png'))
print("  ✓ 08_std_growth.png")

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Generate all graphs

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def generate_all_graphs(results):
ensure_output_dir()
print(“\n” + “=” * 60)
print(“GENERATING GRAPHS”)
print(“=” * 60)
graph_z_progression(results)
graph_p_progression(results)
graph_obs_vs_expected(results)
graph_signal_excess(results)
graph_z_heatmap(results)
graph_top_ranking(results)
graph_best_config(results)
graph_std_growth(results)
print(“=” * 60)
print(f”All graphs saved to: {os.path.abspath(OUTPUT_DIR)}”)
print(“=” * 60)

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MAIN – RUN ALL COMBINATIONS

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def main():
if not PRIME_QUAD_LISTS:
print(“ERROR: PRIME_QUAD_LISTS is empty.”)
print(” Paste your P8–P30 data into the dictionary and re-run.”)
return

print("=" * 90)
print("PRIME-QUAD MULTI-LIST COMPARISON")
print("=" * 90)

print(f"\n  TARGETS ({len(TARGETS)}):")
print(f"  {TARGETS}")
print(f"\n  Cycles:  {CYCLES_FULL}")
print(f"  Lists:   {list(PRIME_QUAD_LISTS.keys())}")
print()

configs = CONFIGS

results = {}

# Check if we should use exact or Monte Carlo
space = get_shift_space_info(CYCLES_FULL, decadal=True)
use_exact = space['num_shifts'] <= MAX_EXACT_SHIFTS

# Run all combinations
for list_name, prime_quads in PRIME_QUAD_LISTS.items():
    print(f"\n{'─' * 90}")
    print(f"Testing {list_name} ({len(prime_quads)} primes)")
    print(f"{'─' * 90}")

    results[list_name] = {}

    for config in configs:
        print(f"  Config: {CONFIG_NAMES[config]}", end=" ")
        if use_exact:
            result = run_exact_streaming(
                CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS, prime_quads, config,
                decadal=True, verbose=True)
        else:
            result = run_monte_carlo_streaming(
                CYCLES_FULL, TARGETS, prime_quads, config,
                NUM_TRIALS, decadal=True, verbose=True)
        results[list_name][config] = result
        print(f"    Obs={result['obs_harm']}, Mean={result['mean']:.1f}, "
              f"Z={result['z']:+.2f}σ, p={result['p_value']:.6f}")

    gc.collect()

# =========================================================
# SUMMARY TABLES (console output — same as before)
# =========================================================

summary_configs = [
    ('no_mod30',   'NO MOD 30 (B, -B)'),
    ('pos_mod30',  '+30 ON POSITIVE (B, M, -B)'),
    ('neg_mod30',  '+30 ON NEGATIVE (B, -B, -M)'),
    ('both_mod30', '+30 ON BOTH (B, M, -B, -M) - ORIGINAL'),
]

for cfg_key, cfg_title in summary_configs:
    print("\n")
    print("█" * 90)
    print("█" + f" SUMMARY: {cfg_title} ".center(88) + "█")
    print("█" * 90)
    hdr = (f"{'List':<6} │ {'Primes':>6} │ {'Rails':>6} │ {'Obs':>6} │ "
           f"{'Mean':>8} │ {'Z':>8} │ {'p-value':>12} │ {'Rarity':>12}")
    print(hdr)
    sep = (f"{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─"
           f"{'─'*8}─┼─{'─'*8}─┼─{'─'*12}─┼─{'─'*12}")
    print(sep)
    for list_name in PRIME_QUAD_LISTS.keys():
        r = results[list_name][cfg_key]
        rarity = (f"1 in {1/r['p_value']:,.0f}"
                  if r['p_value'] > 0 else "∞")
        print(f"{list_name:<6} │ {r['num_primes']:>6} │ "
              f"{r['num_rails']:>6} │ {r['obs_harm']:>6} │ "
              f"{r['mean']:>8.1f} │ {r['z']:>+8.2f}σ │ "
              f"{r['p_value']:>12.6f} │ {rarity:>12}")

# Cross-comparison
print("\n")
print("█" * 90)
print("█" + " CROSS-COMPARISON: BEST CONFIG PER LIST ".center(88) + "█")
print("█" * 90)
print(f"{'List':<6} │ {'Best Config':<15} │ {'Z':>8} │ {'p-value':>12} │ "
      f"{'Rarity':>15} │ {'vs No-Mod30':>12}")
print(f"{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*15}─┼─{'─'*8}─┼─{'─'*12}─┼─"
      f"{'─'*15}─┼─{'─'*12}")

for list_name in PRIME_QUAD_LISTS.keys():
    best_config = max(configs, key=lambda c: results[list_name][c]['z'])
    r = results[list_name][best_config]
    r_baseline = results[list_name]['no_mod30']
    rarity = (f"1 in {1/r['p_value']:,.0f}"
              if r['p_value'] > 0 else "∞")
    improvement = (r_baseline['p_value'] / r['p_value']
                   if r['p_value'] > 0 else 0)
    print(f"{list_name:<6} │ {CONFIG_NAMES[best_config]:<15} │ "
          f"{r['z']:>+8.2f}σ │ {r['p_value']:>12.6f} │ "
          f"{rarity:>15} │ {improvement:>11.1f}×")

# Overall ranking
print("\n")
print("█" * 90)
print("█" + " OVERALL RANKING (by Z-score) ".center(88) + "█")
print("█" * 90)

all_results = []
for list_name in PRIME_QUAD_LISTS.keys():
    for config in configs:
        r = results[list_name][config]
        all_results.append({
            'list': list_name,
            'config': CONFIG_NAMES[config],
            'z': r['z'],
            'p': r['p_value'],
            'primes': r['num_primes'],
            'obs': r['obs_harm'],
            'mean': r['mean']
        })

all_results.sort(key=lambda x: x['z'], reverse=True)

print(f"{'Rank':<5} │ {'List':<6} │ {'Config':<15} │ {'Primes':>6} │ "
      f"{'Obs':>6} │ {'Mean':>8} │ {'Z':>8} │ {'p-value':>12} │ "
      f"{'Rarity':>15}")
print(f"{'─'*5}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*15}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─{'─'*6}─┼─"
      f"{'─'*8}─┼─{'─'*8}─┼─{'─'*12}─┼─{'─'*15}")

for i, r in enumerate(all_results[:15], 1):
    rarity = (f"1 in {1/r['p']:,.0f}" if r['p'] > 0 else "∞")
    print(f"{i:<5} │ {r['list']:<6} │ {r['config']:<15} │ "
          f"{r['primes']:>6} │ {r['obs']:>6} │ {r['mean']:>8.1f} │ "
          f"{r['z']:>+8.2f}σ │ {r['p']:>12.6f} │ {rarity:>15}")

print("\n" + "=" * 90)
print("Analysis complete. Generating graphs...")

# =========================================================
# GENERATE ALL GRAPHS
# =========================================================
generate_all_graphs(results)

if name == “main“:
main()