Mertens Function

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What It Is

Cumulative sum of the Moebius function --- a random-walk-like sequence whose growth rate is equivalent to the Riemann Hypothesis (O(n^(½+ε)) iff RH)

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: left-skewed; smooth / autocorrelated; long-range memory (persistent); strongly periodic; volatility-clustering (bursty); low-dimensional. The atlas additionally detects Nonstationarity:adf_pvalue.

What standard analysis sees
tail heaviness0.33
asymmetry0.13
occupancy0.65
short-range corr0.93
long-range memory0.92
spectral colour0.25
periodicity0.87
complexity0.42
time-irreversibility0.33
volatility clustering0.92
multifractality0.40
dimensionality0.14
nonstationarity0.81
What the atlas adds
Nonstationarity:adf_pvalue+3.0z
unit-root nonstationarity (ADF cannot reject random-walk null)
Atlas-extreme metrics the standard bank can’t predict for this source
Möbius-S³:phi_return_cv+3.0zbank-miss 2.1σ
H3 Icosahedral:temporal_coherence+3.0zbank-miss 2.8σ
H3 Icosahedral:nn_enrichment+2.7zbank-miss 2.8σ
Chladni:nodal_clustering+2.4zbank-miss 1.6σ

Composition

dtypefloat64
range[-132, 68]
unique values201 / 16384
mean ± std-28.9 ± 53.7

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Atlas Position

Nearest neighborDistance
Hilbert Walk2.94cross-origin
Rudin-Shapiro3.15cross-origin
Brownian Walk3.40cross-origin

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Which Geometries Light Up

Sol (Thurston) › Sol (Thurston):integrated_walk_smoothnessrank 5/3060.8879
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