ADIC-Related Zenodo Preprint Indexed as OA Metadata in UiTM Library’s PERMATA Search
- kanna qed
- 6月20日
- 読了時間: 2分
A Zenodo preprint by Hidemitsu Maeki of GhostDrift Mathematical Institute, titled “Unified Proof of the Collatz Conjecture III: Finite-Core ADIC Certificate for Collatz Dynamics,” has been confirmed as indexed in PERMATA, the library search platform of Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia.
On the PERMATA record, the work is listed as HARVEST (oa). The record identifies the creator as MAEKI, HIDEMITSU, the publisher as Zenodo, the resource type as info:eu-repo/semantics/preprint, and the identifier as DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17677801. The harvest source is also shown as ZENODO.
This indexing should be understood accurately. It does not mean that the work has been published in a peer-reviewed journal, nor does it imply that UiTM has reviewed, endorsed, or certified the research content. Rather, it means that the metadata of a DOI-assigned Zenodo preprint has been harvested and made discoverable through an overseas university library search system.
Even with that limitation, this is a meaningful record for ADIC. The result shows that ADIC-related research output is not limited to self-published domestic visibility, but is also discoverable through an external academic search environment connected to an overseas university library.
The preprint presents a formal specification for mapping the finite, integer-computable part of Collatz dynamics into a mechanically checkable consistency certificate. In this context, ADIC is positioned as an arithmetic digital integrity certificate: a structured format for connecting abstract mathematical analysis with concrete computational verification.
The scope of the claim remains limited. The ADIC framework discussed in the preprint directly concerns properties over a fixed finite graph and does not, by itself, settle the Collatz conjecture as a whole. Within that defined range, however, it provides a way to record and verify computational consistency through a ledger-like certificate format.
For GhostDrift Mathematical Institute, this record is not a commercial deployment record or a third-party evaluation result. It is more precisely a record of research publication, open-access metadata circulation, and international academic discoverability.
A concise and accurate summary is:
“An ADIC-related Zenodo DOI preprint has been indexed as OA metadata in UiTM Library’s PERMATA search platform.”
GhostDrift Mathematical Institute will continue developing ADIC as a technical foundation for preserving consistency, verification, and accountability-relevant information in forms that can be inspected after the fact.
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