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The Prime Clockwork: A Dynamic Representation of Modular and Multiplicative Arithmetic
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The way numbers are represented strongly influences which arithmetic structures are easy to see. The \emph{prime clockwork} is a recursively growing discrete dynamical system: a list of autonomous two-hand clocks driven by one common $+1$ signal. No primes or primality labels are supplied. Starting
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