euclidean-decomposition

Zenodo Papers

This page collects papers related to the Euclidean decomposition of the multiplication table.

Papers

Title Description Link
Euclidean Decomposition of the Multiplication Table Introduces the master array A(n,q,r), recording the joint distribution of quotients and remainders obtained from multiplication table entries. 10.5281/zenodo.18960358
Divisor-Window Formula for the Euclidean Decomposition of the Multiplication Table Studies a zero-based divisor-window viewpoint and related slices of the Euclidean decomposition. 10.5281/zenodo.18991381
The Support of the Euclidean Decomposition of the Multiplication Table Studies the support indicator of the multiplication table and its square-grid visualizations. 10.5281/zenodo.19102497
Euclidean Transport Update for the Multiplication Table Short earlier update note on the passage from A_n to A_{n+1}. Kept here as part of the development history. 10.5281/zenodo.19121230
Euclidean Transport of Multiplication Main transport paper. Defines the quotient-remainder array A_d(n,q,r), proves the rank-independent transport map for fixed products, and studies transport under base change. 10.5281/zenodo.19273836
On the Motion of Numbers Studies the motion and appearances of fixed integers across growing multiplication tables. 10.5281/zenodo.19390886
Continuous Euclidean Transport Records continuous Euclidean transport under a change of positive real base. 10.5281/zenodo.19899679
Motion and Animation in Multiplication We record immanent coordinate systems carried by the support of the multiplication tables and distinguish fixed-number Euclidean motion from Zusean frame-to-frame animation. 10.5281/zenodo.19899679

Core viewpoint

For a fixed integer n, multiplication table entries may be written as

i*j = q*n + r,

where q is the quotient and r is the remainder.

The master array records the number of ways a state occurs:

A(n,q,r) = #{(i,j) : i*j = q*n + r}.

The papers study this object through its projections, marginals, supports, visualizations, and transport behavior.

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