Research
🧩 The Beginning of the Research Field
Thank you to everyone who’s subscribed, shared, or followed the development of JTPMath.
Your interest and encouragement have made this project something real — not just a workspace, but a living field.
For a long time, the research behind JTPMath existed privately — scattered notes, partial proofs, and structural sketches slowly converging into a coherent direction. Over the past year, that direction has finally solidified. The framework is now clear, and from this point forward, the mathematics can unfold publicly.
🔬 What’s Coming
The first full releases will include:
- Foundational papers formalizing Burns Law and its analytic implications for prime structure.
- Drafts from the Riemann Disproof and BSD Resolution projects.
- A reproducible research pipeline connecting LaTeX papers, GitHub repositories, and AI-assisted verification.
These are not just results — they’re part of a new method of doing mathematics: transparent, iterative, and structurally integrated.
🧮 How to Follow the Work
- This site will publish updates, preprints, and conceptual notes as the research develops.
- All formal proofs and reproducible builds will be archived at
👉 github.com/jtpmath/research - For a more conversational look at the process, the Videos page will feature overviews and behind-the-scenes explanations of the mathematics as it evolves.
💜 Thank You
If you’re reading this, you’re part of the reason this project could move from idea to structure.
Mathematics is a long, solitary path until it meets an audience — and now that this field has one, it can finally grow in public.
More soon.
The next post will mark the first release.
For now — thank you for being here at the start.
— Jasmine Burns
Founder, JTPMath.com