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arxivcs.NEcs.IT2026-07-10

Adaptive Search in Collatz Exponent-Code Space via 2-adic and 3-adic Constraints

Oliver Kramer

We study a symbolic search space for the Collatz conjecture based on finite exponent codes of the accelerated map. Each code records the number of divisions by two after every 3n + 1 step and determines three quantities: real drift, a 2-adic start representative, and a 3-adic endpoint representative. Their combination defines the 2-3-infinity diagnostic. Counterexample-like codes should exhibit near-critical drift, small 2-adic start representatives, and endpoints compatible with growth on the scale of (3/2)^k. We prove that every infinite code generated by a fixed positive integer has asymptotically vanishing 2-adic and 3-adic residue rates. Experiments with random critical codes, mechanical critical codes, and adaptive evolutionary search at lengths 100, 200, and 400 show that adaptive search improves finite-length trade-offs, while all methods retain clearly positive residue rates. The proposed framework is not a verification method for the Collatz conjecture, but a symbolic diagnostic approach for investigating obstruction structures in exponent-code space.

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