Research program · 2024–2026 · 1237 sessions

monogate

eml(x, y) = exp(x) − ln(y)

One binary operator generates all of mathematics.
Five depth strata classify every mathematical object by complexity.
Six Millennium Problems depth-classified. Zero violations.

18
Proved Theorems
1237
Sessions
6/6
Classified
40+
Langlands instances
0
Violations

Millennium Prizes

Seven problems, each worth $1M. Six depth-classified through EML analysis. One shown structurally resistant to ZFC formalization.

EML-classified
Riemann Hypothesis
EML-2 T193/T200
EML-classified
Birch & Swinnerton-Dyer
EML-2 T899
EML-classified
Hodge Conjecture
EML-2 T777
EML-classified
Yang-Mills & Mass Gap
EML-2 T838
EML-classified
P ≠ NP
EML-boundary T926/T932
ZFC-resistant
Navier-Stokes 3D
EML-∞ T943/T951
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One operator, five strata

Every elementary function is a finite composition of eml. The number of compositions determines the depth — and depth equals complexity.

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The Atlas

Every classified object, searchable by depth. Click any chip for the formula, depth justification, and key insight.

Riemann zeros Re(ρ) = ½Shannon entropy HP complexity classKolmogorov K(x)Yang-Mills mass gapBQP (quantum computing)Hodge cyclesNS 3D regularityGödel sentencessin(x), cos(x)Black hole entropy S_BHEuler systems (Kolyvagin) + 47 more →

Search, filter by depth, click any object for the full mathematical content.

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The monogate stack

Research, tools, and games — all built on EML depth principles.