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  • Integer Factorization: Ascent/Remainder Chains

    Advertisements This post will use concepts from past posts about Ceiling Squares/Roots. Most ideas I will present without proof, but the mathematics behind them will not, I don’t think, exceed the need of simple algebraic calculation to verify the concepts and properties. If a theorem-and-proof development of these ideas is warranted and I can sketch…

    JCSBimp

    December 2, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
  • On Legislating Morality While the Immoral Prosper

    Advertisements When political leaders have argued “You cannot legislate morality,” I wonder if their argument has been based on the fact that morality and bases for moral reasoning very definitely have economic implications, especially regarding profit and prosperity. A moral philosophy toward profit and prosperity based on decisions and cause-effect consequences that take into account…

    JCSBimp

    November 29, 2023
    Philosophical, Political
    economics, moral philosophy, politics, prosperity
  • Integer Factorization: The Latest quickfact.pl Script

    Advertisements Nothing earthshaking or historic is here. This is just my latest and greatest attempt to create a Perl script that improves on Fermat factorization, with the simplest and shortest code possible. As always, if anyone wants to try this algorithm out in a language, or an extension of Perl, that can use arbitrary-precision integers,…

    JCSBimp

    October 26, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory, perl, Programming
  • Integer Factorization: Recap, October 17, 2023

    Advertisements It is time for a review of what I have found in my study, in order for me to figure out where to head next. INTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS AND REMARKS Let m be an odd positive integer. When m = ab for a and b also odd positive integers, this gives a factorization of m.…

    JCSBimp

    October 17, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
  • Time’s Arrow

    Advertisements flies at relentless speed, and its piercing point sometimes seems to accomplish little more than to shatter the plate glass of window after window of opportunity.

    JCSBimp

    October 11, 2023
    Artistic, Philosophical
  • The Day of the Discovery

    Advertisements Being a Story I Wrote Recently That Analog Science Fact and Fiction Found Wanting, and so Now I Can Share It With My Friends J. Calvin Smith Mountain River Chalet, Talking Rock Creek, GA, USA June 7, 2023 The Day of the Discovery or, Cognitive Cellular Automaton 0x0001 If he had to do it…

    JCSBimp

    October 11, 2023
    Stories
    fiction
  • Integer Factorization: A Not Yet Closed Gap

    Advertisements My studies keep leading me back to the seemingly intractable regions of chaos. I wonder if I will ever see something in all of this that will lead me to any clear path to a solution. Having cleared up the way of constructing the gaps for m=c2-r between the first two Remainder Series quantities,…

    JCSBimp

    October 10, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
  • Integer Factorization: Constellations Probably-Postscript

    Advertisements By measuring only the gaps between even perfect squares and even Remainder Series terms, and between odd and odd, The constellations I was seeing shrank by half in both directions… and showed me something quite unremarkable as a result. Such is math. What it showed me was basically an arrangement of X’s and dots…

    JCSBimp

    October 6, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
  • Integer Factorization: Dopey Me

    Advertisements I think I’m going to have to reconfigure my whole constellation idea due to a fact that should have been obvious to me, ‘cept’n I’m dopey sometimes. What I’ve just noticed is that subtracting even Remainder Series from odd Zone Boundary squares and vice versa is unnecessary because although the linear series that results…

    JCSBimp

    October 5, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
  • Integer Factorization: a Small Observation on Remainder Series Constellations

    Advertisements In my past few days’ study of the “constellations” made by lining up the gaps between the perfect squares and the Remainder Series values for discrete semiprimes (explanation is in earlier posts), I only this morning discovered something I’d missed: There is one pair of discrete semiprimes that has the exact same gaps, and…

    JCSBimp

    October 5, 2023
    My Math Studies
    integer factorization, mathematics, number theory
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