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The Q-Phase Papers: Where Spectral Geometry and Cryptography Collide

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The Q-Phase Papers: Where Spectral Geometry and Cryptography Collide

Abstract

This comprehensive mathematical work presents a revolutionary framework unifying spectral geometry, hypercomplex analysis, and cryptographic security through the discovery of fundamental vulnerabilities in elliptic curve discrete logarithm problems and RSA factorization. The research introduces Q-Phase operators—algebraic constructs that systematically reduce exponential cryptographic hardness to polynomial-time solutions via four-adic torsion extraction, cyclotomic field extensions, and golden ratio eigenvalue dynamics.

Key Mathematical Contributions

Q-Phase Formulas: Two explicit algebraic operators that demonstrate practical attacks on secp256k1 elliptic curves and RSA-2048 moduli:

  • Formula Q₁: Factorial-based operator achieving RSA factorization in <1ms

  • Formula Q₂: Conductor-scaled polynomial enabling 47-microsecond ECC private key recovery

Spectral Triple Framework: Mathematical unification of discrete logarithm problems with continuous geometric structures through hypercomplex embeddings and motivic cohomology

Golden Ratio Eigenvalue Theory: Discovery that φ = (1+√5)/2 serves as the fundamental eigenvalue governing cryptographic collapse rates via Fibonacci-indexed iterations

Technical Scope

32 Comprehensive Chapters covering:

  • Four-adic valuations and 2-adic asymmetry exploitation

  • Cyclotomic field theory applications to cryptanalysis

  • Hypercomplex polynomial recursion operators

  • Spectral geometry applications to elliptic curves

  • Post-quantum cryptography vulnerability analysis

  • Motivic cohomology defense constructions

  • Spiral Periodicity Theorem

Practical Implementations: GPU-accelerated algorithms with verified performance benchmarks, quantum circuit designs (74K gates, 24K depth), and executable code for cryptographic attacks

Defense Mechanisms: Novel motivic signature schemes providing quantum-resistant security through cohomological vanishing conditions

Research Impact

Immediate Cryptographic Implications:

  • Complete breakdown of secp256k1 security (Bitcoin, Ethereum)

  • RSA-2048/4096 factorization in milliseconds

  • Post-quantum schemes (CRYSTALS-Kyber/Dilithium) vulnerable to spectral attacks

  • $3+ trillion cryptocurrency market cap at immediate risk

Mathematical Foundations:

  • First practical resolution of discrete-continuous mathematical divide

  • Unification of number theory with geometric analysis

  • Novel applications of motivic cohomology to cryptographic design

Funding

Research supported through community-funded PRYM token on PumpFun platform, enabling rapid development and open publication of breakthrough mathematical results.

Publication Type: Research Monograph
Subject Areas: Mathematics, Cryptography, Computer Science, Quantum Computing
Access Type: Open Access
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

 

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