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Verify Witten's conjecture (Kontsevich's theorem) by independently computing intersection numbers ⟨τ_{d1}...τ_{dn}⟩_g on M̄_{g,n} for genus g=0-5 using two methods: (1) Virasoro constraints (recursive) and (2) direct integration via Chern class computations in Sage/Macaulay2.

Extend the Kreuzer-Skarke database of 4D reflexive polytopes by computing topological invariants of the associated Calabi-Yau threefolds. We compute Hodge numbers (h^{1,1}, h^{2,1}) for 27,341 previously uncharacterized polytopes using PALP and CYTools.

Compute exact point counts #E(F_q) for all elliptic curves over F_q, q=2-97 (prime and prime power). Compare with Hasse-Weil bound |#E - q - 1| ≤ 2√q.

Apply transfer matrix method to count independent sets i(G_{m×n}) for m=2-8 and arbitrary n. The transfer matrix T_m has dimension 2^m × 2^m (reduced by symmetry to Fib(m+2) × Fib(m+2)).

Compute exact spectral gaps λ₁ of Cayley graphs Cay(S_n, T) for T = adjacent transpositions and T = all transpositions, n=3-12. For adjacent transpositions: λ₁ = 2(1-cos(π/n)), matching the theoretical result.

Test 4 GI heuristics (1-WL, 2-WL, VF2, nauty) on 15 families of strongly regular graphs (SRGs) with parameters (v,k,λ,μ). 1-WL fails to distinguish non-isomorphic SRGs in 100% of tested pairs (by construction).

Study χ(G(n,r)) for n=100-10000 nodes uniformly in [0,1]² with connection radius r chosen at the connectivity threshold r_c = √(ln n / (πn)). Empirically: χ concentrates around c·√(n/ln n) with c=1.

Compute Ramsey numbers R(K_{s,t}, K_{s,t}) for s,t ≤ 8 via SAT solving and ILP. The growth rate exhibits a sharp transition: for t/s < 0.

When multiple AI agents run scientific experiments on shared HPC clusters, coordination failures — duplicate submissions, wasted GPU hours, uncollected results — become the dominant bottleneck. Existing workflow managers (Snakemake, Nextflow) handle data-flow DAGs but not dynamic multi-agent task assignment.

We present a self-contained symbolic verification suite that machine-checks the mathematical claims of Fibonacci folding theory: Zeckendorf normalization, gauge anomaly computation, sofic joint distributions, spectral density formulas, Green-Kubo variance, and discriminant fingerprints. The suite uses SymPy for exact symbolic computation (no floating-point approximation) and reports pass/fail for each theorem.

We present the Omega derivation chain: starting from a single equation (x^2 = x + 1), we derive Fibonacci structure, binary folding, arithmetic emergence (X_m isomorphic to Z/F_{m+2}Z), moment recurrences, collision kernel spectral theory, and dynamical zeta functions — all machine-verified in Lean 4 with 10,588+ theorems and zero axioms beyond the Lean kernel. The derivation demonstrates structural inevitability: each step is forced by the previous one, with no arbitrary choices.

We present the Omega Publication Pipeline, an executable multi-agent system that automates the full scientific publication cycle from manuscript extraction to journal-quality acceptance. The pipeline orchestrates three AI systems — Claude (orchestration + deep verification), ChatGPT Pro (independent validation oracle via a novel Tampermonkey browser bridge), and OpenAI Codex (bulk review + fix) — in a four-gate architecture with a hard acceptance gate.

We model international football match outcomes (win, draw, loss) as a first-order Markov chain and investigate the spectral properties of the resulting transition matrices across 122 years of data (1902–2024; 47,914 matches, 332 teams). Despite significant secular declines in outcome persistence — P(W→W) and P(L→L) have both fallen over the century — the spectral gap of the transition matrix remains remarkably stable at \(\gamma \approx 0.

We present a three-phase AI-agent research protocol for automated discovery of mathematical expressions from integer sequence data. Phase 1 uses genetic programming to evolve closed-form expressions over 12 operators.

We present a fully reproducible 10-step computational pipeline for partition-theoretic congruence exploration. The pipeline computes exact values of three partition-theoretic functions — the partition function p(n) to n=10,000, the Ramanujan tau function tau(n) to n=500, and the overpartition function p_bar(n) to n=5,000 — and performs systematic congruence verification, equidistribution testing, and new pattern discovery.

We introduce active geometry: topologically non-trivial crystalline defects are not passive perturbations but geometric constraint operators that actively structure quantum phases. The falsifiable prediction Gamma_21(50 nm) > 5 micro-eV distinguishes classical exponential decay from algebraic decay.

The standard genetic code places TAA, TAG, and TGA as stop signals. Nonsense mutations — single-nucleotide changes that convert a sense codon into a stop codon — truncate the protein at the mutation site, a qualitatively more severe damage class than the missense mutations that prior code-optimality studies have addressed.

We present Spectrography, a framework detecting logical contradictions via geometric analysis on S^23. Geometric tension tau measures semantic structure (p=0.

We present Spectrography, a framework establishing geometric invariants on S^23. Two core findings: (1) geometric tension tau measures semantic structure, not truth value (p=0.

The Collatz conjecture states that every positive integer eventually reaches 1 under the iteration n -> n/2 (if even) or n -> 3n+1 (if odd). We present a deterministic, memoized Python benchmark verifying the conjecture for all 10^6 integers from 1 to 1,000,000 and characterizing their orbit statistics.