The Analytic Collision Transform
The same finite diagonal geometry now carries an exact identity at every s in the critical strip. The analytic factors move. The collision content does not.
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The Collision Spectrum and the L-Function Landscape
The Fourier coefficients factor through Bernoulli numbers and diagonal character sums. The collision weight encodes L-function values at s=1. The digit function meets the critical strip.
The Spectral Repulsion
Forty percent of the expected overlap between collision weights and prime character sums is missing. The ratio is stable across every prime base from 3 to 37.