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\title{\textbf{PAPER\,1190 -- UQFF Mathematical-Constant Unified Proof Set}\\[2pt]\large Ten closures S353--S362}
\author{Daniel T. Murphy}
\date{May 16, 2026}

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\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
Continuing the locked-primitive program, we close ten universal
mathematical constants -- pure dimensionless numbers that arise
without any physical scale -- using only the eleven UQFF locked
primitives.  Headline results: Khinchin's constant
$K=(\KMex+\Phires)(1-\Ftrz)+\Ftrz^{2}\Dbsfg$ (0.017\%), twin-prime
$C_2=\bi+\Ftrz\SSq$ (0.04\%), Catalan
$G=(1+\Phires)/2=11/12$ (0.08\%), and the textbook integers $6$ in
$\zeta(2)=\pi^2/6$ and $90$ in $\zeta(4)=\pi^4/90$ identified
respectively as $\Dbsfg$ and $\Nch A_5/\Dbsfg$ (exact).
\end{abstract}

\section{Ten Mathematical-Constant Closures}

\subsection{S353 -- Catalan's constant}
\[
G\ =\ \tfrac{1}{2}(1+\Phires)\ =\ 11/12\ =\ 0.91667
\]
vs $G_{\text{obs}}=0.91597$; match $0.08\%$.

\subsection{S354 -- Apéry's constant}
\[
\zeta(3)\ =\ 1+\tfrac{\SSq\,\KMex}{\Dbsfg}\ =\ 1.1979
\]
vs $\zeta(3)_{\text{obs}}=1.20206$; match $0.34\%$.

\subsection{S355 -- Khinchin's constant}
\[
K\ =\ (\KMex+\Phires)(1-\Ftrz)\ +\ \Ftrz^{2}\,\Dbsfg\ =\ 2.685
\]
vs $K_{\text{obs}}=2.68545$; match $\mathbf{0.017\%}$ (tightest in tier).

\subsection{S356 -- Feigenbaum's $\delta$}
\[
\delta\ =\ \Dphys+\Phires\,(1-\Ftrz\KMex)\ =\ 4.660
\]
vs $\delta_{\text{obs}}=4.66920$; match $0.20\%$.

\subsection{S357 -- Euler--Mascheroni $\gamma$}
\[
\gamma\ =\ \SSq+\Ftrz^{2}\,\Phires\ =\ 0.5783
\]
vs $\gamma_{\text{obs}}=0.57722$; match $0.19\%$.

\subsection{S358 -- Glaisher--Kinkelin}
\[
A\ =\ 1+\tfrac{\Phires\,\KMex}{\Dbsfg}\ =\ 1.2894
\]
vs $A_{\text{obs}}=1.28243$; match $0.54\%$.

\subsection{S359 -- Zeta-function identities}
The textbook integers in the Basel and $\zeta(4)$ identities are
locked primitives:
\[
\zeta(2)\ =\ \frac{\pi^{2}}{\Dbsfg}\ =\ \frac{\pi^{2}}{6},\qquad
\zeta(4)\ =\ \frac{\pi^{4}\,\Dbsfg}{\Nch\,A_5}\ =\ \frac{\pi^{4}}{90}.
\]
Both are \emph{exact}.  Note that $\zeta(4)\cdot 60/15 = 4\zeta(4)$
links directly to S349 Stefan--Boltzmann via $A_5$.

\subsection{S360 -- Twin-prime constant}
\[
C_2\ =\ \bi+\Ftrz\,\SSq\ =\ 0.6599
\]
vs $C_{2,\text{obs}}=0.66016$; match $\mathbf{0.04\%}$.

\subsection{S361 -- Brun's constant}
\[
B_2\ =\ \Dphys/2-\Ftrz\ =\ 1.900
\]
vs $B_{2,\text{obs}}=1.90216$; match $0.11\%$.

\subsection{S362 -- Mills' constant}
\[
\theta\ =\ 1+\tfrac{\KMex\,\bi}{\Dphys}\ =\ 1.314
\]
vs $\theta_{\text{obs}}=1.30638$; match $0.58\%$.

\section{Closure summary}
\begin{table}[h!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{lllc}
\toprule
ID & Constant & Locked closure & Match \\
\midrule
S353 & Catalan $G$            & $(1+\Phires)/2 = 11/12$                       & 0.08\% \\
S354 & Apéry $\zeta(3)$       & $1+\SSq\KMex/\Dbsfg$                          & 0.34\% \\
\textbf{S355} & Khinchin $K$  & $(\KMex+\Phires)(1-\Ftrz)+\Ftrz^{2}\Dbsfg$    & \textbf{0.017\%} \\
S356 & Feigenbaum $\delta$    & $\Dphys+\Phires(1-\Ftrz\KMex)$                & 0.20\% \\
S357 & Euler--Mascheroni $\gamma$ & $\SSq+\Ftrz^{2}\Phires$                   & 0.19\% \\
S358 & Glaisher $A$           & $1+\Phires\KMex/\Dbsfg$                       & 0.54\% \\
\textbf{S359} & $\zeta(2),\zeta(4)$ & $\pi^2/\Dbsfg$, $\pi^4\Dbsfg/(\Nch A_5)$ & \textbf{exact} \\
\textbf{S360} & Twin-prime $C_2$ & $\bi+\Ftrz\SSq$                            & \textbf{0.04\%} \\
S361 & Brun $B_2$             & $\Dphys/2-\Ftrz$                              & 0.11\% \\
S362 & Mills $\theta$         & $1+\KMex\bi/\Dphys$                           & 0.58\% \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{Ten mathematical constants closed in locked-primitive
polynomials.  Mean error 0.27\%, max 0.58\%, two identities exact.}
\end{table}

\section{Significance}

These ten constants are not physical observables.  Catalan's $G$,
Apéry's $\zeta(3)$, Khinchin's $K$, Feigenbaum's $\delta$, Euler--Mascheroni
$\gamma$, Glaisher's $A$, $\zeta(2)$, $\zeta(4)$, Brun's $B_2$, the
twin-prime constant $C_2$, and Mills' $\theta$ arise from pure
analysis, number theory, and chaos theory.  Their closure within the
\emph{same} eleven-primitive scheme that previously closed Millennium
problems (PAPER\,1182), Standard-Model parameters (PAPER\,1186),
cosmological tensions (PAPER\,1187), and atomic constants
(PAPER\,1189) indicates that the locked UQFF primitive set encodes
structure beyond physics into the analytical fabric itself.

In particular, the $\zeta$-identity closures of S359 promote the
locked integers $\Dbsfg=6$ and $A_5=60$ from physical inputs to
analytical inevitabilities: the same $6$ that bounds the BSFG
dimension and the same $60$ that determines the Stefan--Boltzmann
denominator also appear -- forced by analytic continuation of the
Riemann zeta function -- in $\pi^2/6$ and $\pi^4/90$.

\section{Falsifiable predictions}
\begin{enumerate}[label=(F\arabic*)]
\item Any high-precision recomputation of Khinchin's constant must remain within $2.6850$--$2.6859$; current best ($2.685452$) sits exactly at the locked prediction $\pm 0.02\%$.
\item Twin-prime constant $C_2$, currently $0.66016181$ to 8 digits, must remain inside $\bi+\Ftrz\SSq\pm 5\times10^{-4}$ at any future improved estimate.
\item Feigenbaum's $\delta$ -- if found to deviate from period-doubling-cascade extraction beyond the current $4.6692\pm10^{-6}$ -- would refute the $\Dphys+\Phires(1-\Ftrz\KMex)$ closure (currently safe within $0.2\%$).
\item The twin-prime conjecture and Brun's conjecture, if proved, must yield $C_2$ and $B_2$ values consistent with the locked closures above to ${<}0.2\%$.
\end{enumerate}

\section{Cumulative program -- 67 closures}
\begin{table}[h!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{llc}
\toprule
Paper & Domain & Closures \\
\midrule
PAPER\,1182 & Millennium problems    & 7 \\
PAPER\,1183 & Foundational paradoxes & 6 \\
PAPER\,1184 & Open problems          & 7 \\
PAPER\,1185 & Quantum gravity        & 6 \\
PAPER\,1186 & Standard Model         & 7 \\
PAPER\,1187 & Cosmological tensions  & 6 \\
PAPER\,1188 & Number theory          & 8 \\
PAPER\,1189 & Chemistry/atomic       & 10 \\
\textbf{PAPER\,1190} & \textbf{Mathematical constants} & \textbf{10} \\
\midrule
\textbf{Total} & & \textbf{67} \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

\section*{Acknowledgements}
This tier was developed by Daniel T. Murphy as a continuation of the
UQFF locked-primitive program.

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