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The ∞−1 Definition Method
This paper reconstructs the structural basis of prime number distribution by defining $\infty - 1$ as either a prime or composite number. We introduce the concept of "definition pressure"—a principle whereby structural constraints are imposed through mathematical definitions—and explore the consequences for infinite constructs in mathematics.
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