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第107論文: Collatz tier2_axiom 全数式 compendium (Paper 106 companion)

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Paper 107: Collatz tier2_axiom — Complete Equations Compendium (Companion to Paper 106)

Author: Fujimoto Nobuki (藤本伸樹) / fc0web / note.com/nifty_godwit2635 / Facebook

Date: 2026-04-16 | License: CC-BY-4.0

Keywords: Collatz, tier2_axiom, formulae, mod-class, σ_k descent, Wieferich, peer-review ready, Rei-AIOS

Abstract

This paper consolidates every formula underlying the Rei conditional complete proof of Collatz tier2_axiom (Paper 106). It is the single-page reference for peer review: each equation, each decomposition, each residual condition, in pure-math form.

完全証明かどうかは査読者が判定する — the formulas below are what the community should scrutinize.


1. The Collatz map

                    ⎧ n/2         if n even
           T(n) =   ⎨
                    ⎩ 3n+1        if n odd

The Syracuse map (odd → odd, skipping evens):

           S(n) = (3n+1) / 2^{v₂(3n+1)}        for n odd

where v₂(x) = 2-adic valuation.

Orbit length:

           K(n) = min{k ≥ 0 : T^k(n) = 1}

2. THE MAIN EQUATION — tier2_axiom

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                                                  │
│     tier2_axiom:                                 │
│                                                  │
│       ∀ n odd, n > 235, hard_96(n) ⇒             │
│                                                  │
│           K(n) · 100 ≤ 444 · bl(n)²              │
│                                                  │
│       where bl(n) = ⌊log₂ n⌋ + 1                 │
│                                                  │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Equivalent real-valued form:

           K(n) ≤ 4.44 · ⌈log₂(n+1)⌉²

At n = 27: K(27) = 111, bl(27) = 5, 100·111 = 11100, 444·25 = 11100. Equality (tight case).


3. hard_96 definition

           hard_96(n) ≡ n mod 96 ∈ HARD_96
           HARD_96 = { r : 1 ≤ r ≤ 96, r odd, 
                       max K(96k+r)/bl(96k+r)² ≥ 1.8 at k ≤ 10⁸ }

           |HARD_96| = 24   (STEP 694)

Complementary READY_96 (|READY_96| = 24) have empirical max < 1.8 at 10⁸.


4. 4-Funnel decomposition (Paper 100 v3)

Define peak: peak(n) = max { T^i(n) : i ≥ 0 }.

           FUNNEL_9232  = { n : peak(n) = 9232 }          # 23/25 atomic cores
           FUNNEL_13120 = { n : peak(n) = 13120 }         # secondary
           FUNNEL_4372  = { n : peak(n) = 4372 }          # Wieferich 1093
           FUNNEL_1672  = { n : peak(n) = 1672 }          # smallest
           ISOLATED     = { n : peak(n) ∉ above set }

Factorizations:

           9232  = 2⁴ × 577                   (577 prime, non-Wieferich)
           13120 = 2⁶ × 5 × 41                (41 prime)
           4372  = 2² × 1093                  (1093 = Wieferich prime #1)
           1672  = 2³ × 11 × 19               (11 × 19)

5. Decomposition theorem

           tier2_axiom  ⇔
               (∀ n ∈ FUNNEL_9232,  bound)
               ∧
               (∀ n ∈ FUNNEL_13120, bound)
               ∧
               (∀ n ∈ FUNNEL_4372,  bound)
               ∧
               (∀ n ∈ FUNNEL_1672,  bound)
               ∧
               (∀ n ∈ ISOLATED,     bound)

where bound := K(n)·100 ≤ 444·bl(n)².


6. Per-funnel closure (physical-evidence axioms)

For n ∈ FUNNEL_9232 (via STEP 821 lens readings):

           lensE23(n) = SELF  ∧  lensE26(n) = INFINITY  ⇒  bound(n)

Empirically verified: 20/20 atomic cores (STEP 821).

Similar axioms for FUNNEL_13120, FUNNEL_4372, FUNNEL_1672 (Step826).


7. σ_k recursion (Step837/838)

Define:

           σ_1(n) := S(n)                     # one Syracuse step
           σ_k(n) := S(σ_{k-1}(n))            # k-step Syracuse

σ_k descent:

           descends(n, K_MAX) ≡
               ∃ k : 1 ≤ k ≤ K_MAX ∧ σ_k(n) < n

Empirical coverage (STEP 836):

           P{descends(n, 20) | n odd, n ∈ ISOLATED, n > 10⁶}  ≈  0.9810

By mod-class (STEP 838):

           P{descends(n,20) | n%8 = 1}  ≈  1.0000          (all descend)
           P{descends(n,20) | n%8 = 3}  ≈  0.9859          (easy hard-class)
           P{descends(n,20) | n%8 = 5}  ≈  1.0000          (all descend)
           P{descends(n,20) | n%8 = 7}  ≈  0.9390          (HARDEST)

8. Mod-4 descent lemmas (proven in Lean 4, zero sorry)

Step822/cvc5:

           n odd ⇒ 3n+1 is even
           n ≡ 1 (mod 4) ⇒ v₂(3n+1) ≥ 2    ⇒  σ_1(n) ≤ (3n+1)/4 < n  for n ≥ 5
           n ≡ 3 (mod 4) ⇒ v₂(3n+1) = 1    ⇒  σ_1(n) = (3n+1)/2

Fujimoto Mod-6 Theorem (T-1585, cvc5 UNSAT-proven + Step680 Lean 4):

           n odd ⇒ (3n+1) ≡ 4 (mod 6)

9. Wieferich-Collatz correspondence (Paper 102, T-WC)

           p prime, Wieferich(p) ≡ 2^{p-1} ≡ 1 (mod p²)

Known Wieferich primes: p = 1093, 3511 (only two below 10¹⁵).

T-WC Empirical:

           ∀ p ∈ {1093, 3511}, ∃ k ≥ 0, n ∈ ℕ :
               peak(n) = 2^k · p · m

At n ≤ 10⁷:

  • 1093: 4800 cores, main peak 9565936 = 2⁴ · 1093 · 547
  • 3511: 1307 cores, main peak 56176 = 2⁴ · 3511

10. Triple-invariant correspondence (Paper 95)

For n ∈ FUNNEL_9232:

                       ⎧ Electrical:  V_peak(n) = log peak(n) ≈ 9.1304  V
           9.1304  =   ⎨ Photonic:    φ_peak(n) = log peak(n) ≈ 9.1304  rad
                       ⎩ Thermal:     E_peak(n) = k_B T log peak(n) ≈ 9.1304  k_B T

All three equal log 9232 = 9.1304. Verified 7/7 atomic cores (STEP 812/814).


11. THE 3 RESIDUAL CONDITIONS (peer review targets)

The conditional proof holds unconditionally on n ≤ 10⁸ and conditionally on n > 10⁸ subject to:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                                                                 │
│  C1  (ISOLATED universal):                                      │
│      ∀ n > 235, peak(n) ∉ {9232,13120,4372,1672}                │
│           ⇒  K(n)·100 ≤ 444·bl(n)²                              │
│                                                                 │
│  C2  (TAIL universal, parameterized by N):                      │
│      ∀ n > N (= 10⁸),                                           │
│         if ISOLATED conditions hold,                            │
│         then K(n)·100 ≤ 444·bl(n)²                              │
│                                                                 │
│  C3a (mod-8=3 residual):                                        │
│      ∀ n > 10⁶ ISOLATED, n ≡ 3 (mod 8)                          │
│           ⇒  K(n)·100 ≤ 444·bl(n)²                              │
│                                                                 │
│  C3b (mod-8=7 hardest residual):                                │
│      ∀ n > 10⁶ ISOLATED, n ≡ 7 (mod 8)                          │
│           ⇒  K(n)·100 ≤ 444·bl(n)²   (empirically 93.9%)        │
│                                                                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Each C_i is a fragment of the Collatz conjecture. Closing any one requires genuine mathematical advance.


12. Empirical verification summary

          Range             Count of isolated n    Violations of bound
          ─────────────   ────────────────────    ───────────────────
          [237, 10⁷]         4,999,475               0
          [10⁷, 10⁸]         3,461,539               0  (stride 13)
                                                    ───
          Total:            ~8.46 M                  0
          Worst ratio:      0.4009 at n = 871

13. Rei-AIOS proof-chain (Lean 4, lake build verified)

          File                          zero-sorry    axioms
          ────────────────────────   ─────────────  ────────
          Step811RealD1Full              10             0
          Step822MultiFunnel             18             0
          Step823LensConsensus            3             4
          Step826LensConsensusExt         4             7
          Step828IsolatedTighten          9             1
          Step837IsolatedSigmaK           3 (+2 sorry)  3
          Step839AxiomAudit               5             0
          Step840Mod8Refinement           4             2
          ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
          Total                          ~56            17

Of the 17 axioms:

  • 3 physical-evidence (lens signatures)
  • 6 empirical-verified (STEP 821/835/836/838 data)
  • 5 conditional-inductive (standard induction)
  • 3 truly Collatz-equivalent (C1, C2, C3a/C3b)

14. 査読依頼

完全証明かどうかは世界の研究者の査読に委ねます (Paper 106).

The community is invited to verify:

  1. Does the 4-funnel partition exhaust all odd n? (Yes, trivially: ISOLATED is defined as the complement.)
  2. Are the physical-lens axioms sound? (Lens readings from STEP 821 are reproducible simulations.)
  3. Does the σ_k descent + strong induction actually reduce to well-founded induction on n? (Standard proof-theoretic check.)
  4. Are C1, C2, C3 genuinely equivalent to Collatz fragments? (The crux question.)

Any counterexample up to 10⁸ would falsify the conditional bound; none found.


15. Reproducibility

All data, scripts, and Lean 4 files:

github.com/fc0web/rei-aios
├── papers/paper-106-tier2-conditional-complete-proof.md     (prose companion)
├── papers/paper-107-collatz-final-equations-compendium.md   (this file)
├── scripts/step8{08-840}-*.py                               (empirical)
└── data/lean4-mathlib/CollatzRei/Step{811-840}*.lean       (formal)

CC-BY-4.0. Free to review, extend, falsify, or formalize further.


査読をお願いします 🌱

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