Exact Two-Branch Classification in a Prime-Square Divisor-Parametric Slice

This non-peer-reviewed preprint studies the divisor parametrization of theErdos-Straus equation in the fixed slice n = p^2, a = p for primes p congruentto 1 modulo 4. Writing N = bp + 1, g = gcd(b,p), and M = 4b/g, every divisorparameter k dividing pN is uniquely k = d or k = pd with d dividing N. Themain theorem proves that admissibility is equivalent, respectively, tod congruent to -p^2 modulo M or d congruent to -p modulo M. The paper recordsp-adic and denominator-swap orbit corollaries and a credited b = 2 application.The main theorem was independently rederived and supported by a computationalaudit of 4,680,578 branch certificates with zero mismatches. The manuscriptdoes not claim a proof of the Erdos-Straus conjecture, and its historicalpriority language is explicitly qualified.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22103438
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Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
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Exact Two-Branch Classification in a Prime-Square Divisor-Parametric Slice

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
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Exact Two-Branch Classification in a Prime-Square Divisor-Parametric Slice

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This non-peer-reviewed preprint studies the divisor parametrization of theErdos-Straus equation in the fixed slice n = p^2, a = p for primes p congruentto 1 modulo 4. Writing N = bp + 1, g = gcd(b,p), and M = 4b/g, every divisorparameter k dividing pN is uniquely k = d or k = pd with d dividing N. Themain theorem proves that admissibility is equivalent, respectively, tod congruent to -p^2 modulo M or d congruent to -p modulo M. The paper recordsp-adic and denominator-swap orbit corollaries and a credited b = 2 application.The main theorem was independently rederived and supported by a computationalaudit of 4,680,578 branch certificates with zero mismatches. The manuscriptdoes not claim a proof of the Erdos-Straus conjecture, and its historicalpriority language is explicitly qualified.

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