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Ultrametric Engine: Deploying a 20-Principle p-Adic Discovery Worker

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
advanced mathematical theories

Abstract

The theoretical framework developed in P1-P5 requires computational infrastructure to make ultrametric (p-adic) analysis accessible to experimentalists. We specify and deploy an ultrametric discovery engine — a Cloudflare Worker implementing 20 principles from the proven Ask QWAV production system. The Worker provides 27+ API endpoints including Bruhat-Tits tree construction, p-adic ranking via 3-phase discovery, dendrogram visualization data, and spectral analysis (Tate, Amice, intrinsic Amice transforms). Deployed on Cloudflare's edge network with D1, R2, and Vectorize bindings, the engine enables experimentalists to compute Gromov $\delta$ for their Majorana systems, classify ZBW transition graphs as ultrametric or Archimedean, and validate the ZBW Z₂ invariant predictions from P2-P3. **Keywords:** Ultrametric engine, Cloudflare Workers, Bruhat-Tits tree, p-adic discovery, Gromov hyperbolicity, p-adic time clusters ---

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