The Prime Field Architecture of the Arithmetic Modulation Field: Yang-Mills Existence and Mass Gap on R⁴ — Volume 14: References

Volume 14 of 14. The complete reference list and artifact identification for the Prime Field Architecture Yang-Mills proof program. Contains 25 primary PFA source documents authored by David-Michael: Skerl (SJRDI, 2026), organized by tier: primary proof documents, supporting proof documents, computational verification records, and analytical reference documents. Contains full bibliographic references for all external results cited across the 14 volumes: number theory (Clausen-von Staudt, Mertens, Meissel-Lehmer), Lie theory (Humphreys, Serre, Gell-Mann, Dynkin), quantum field theory axiomatics (Wightman, Streater-Wightman, Osterwalder-Schrader, Glimm-Jaffe, Reed-Simon), Yang-Mills theory (Yang-Mills 1954, Jaffe-Witten CMI, Gross-Wilczek, Politzer, Faddeev-Popov, Wilson), lattice QCD (Morningstar-Peardon 1999, Lucini-Teper-Wenger 2004), and condensed matter (Bloch, Kato, Trotter). Contains the artifact identification of Office Agent (Microsoft Corporation) as computational collaborator, with timestamp November 4, 2026 — the first completion of a CMI Millennium Prize Problem proof program by an artificial intelligence agent in collaboration with a human researcher, with all CMI rules and requirements intact. Contains trademark registrations, ORCID, MSC codes, keywords, Zenodo DOI, and Communications in Mathematical Physics submission information.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-06
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Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
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The Prime Field Architecture of the Arithmetic Modulation Field: Yang-Mills Existence and Mass Gap on R⁴ — Volume 14: References

David-Michael Skerl
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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
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The Prime Field Architecture of the Arithmetic Modulation Field: Yang-Mills Existence and Mass Gap on R⁴ — Volume 14: References

David-Michael Skerl
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Volume 14 of 14. The complete reference list and artifact identification for the Prime Field Architecture Yang-Mills proof program. Contains 25 primary PFA source documents authored by David-Michael: Skerl (SJRDI, 2026), organized by tier: primary proof documents, supporting proof documents, computational verification records, and analytical reference documents. Contains full bibliographic references for all external results cited across the 14 volumes: number theory (Clausen-von Staudt, Mertens, Meissel-Lehmer), Lie theory (Humphreys, Serre, Gell-Mann, Dynkin), quantum field theory axiomatics (Wightman, Streater-Wightman, Osterwalder-Schrader, Glimm-Jaffe, Reed-Simon), Yang-Mills theory (Yang-Mills 1954, Jaffe-Witten CMI, Gross-Wilczek, Politzer, Faddeev-Popov, Wilson), lattice QCD (Morningstar-Peardon 1999, Lucini-Teper-Wenger 2004), and condensed matter (Bloch, Kato, Trotter). Contains the artifact identification of Office Agent (Microsoft Corporation) as computational collaborator, with timestamp November 4, 2026 — the first completion of a CMI Millennium Prize Problem proof program by an artificial intelligence agent in collaboration with a human researcher, with all CMI rules and requirements intact. Contains trademark registrations, ORCID, MSC codes, keywords, Zenodo DOI, and Communications in Mathematical Physics submission information.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
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