A Formal Resolution of the Beal Conjecture via Symbolic Ancestry and Arithmetic Embedding

25 May 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

We present a formal resolution of the Beal Conjecture by embedding symbolic ancestry from the AION framework into classical number theory. This framework constructs all natural numbers through symbolic closure under multiplication and addition. We demonstrate that any exponential identity involving three numbers raised to powers greater than two must involve a shared symbolic ancestor. This shared ancestry guarantees a common divisor in standard arithmetic, thereby confirming the Beal Conjecture structurally. No counterexample can exist under this construction.

Keywords

Beal Conjecture
Symbolic Irreducibility
AION Framework
Symbolic Closure
Arithmetic GCD
Exponential Diophantine Equations
Constructive Number Theory
Mathematical Proof
Symbolic Algebra
Integer Ancestry Trees

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