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Integer Factorization: An Important Graph

Let odd positive m be the product of two unequal prime numbers p and q. Let the Ascent of m be the difference between (p+q)/2 and c, the Ceiling Root of m, which is the value of ceil(sqrt(m)) with 1 added, if necessary, to make c even or odd as (p+q)/2 is even or odd.…

Rita Gardner Has Been Saved

Okay, get ready for a strange, silly, pop-culture-addict, time-traveler-wannabe adventure. Look at this. I LITERALLY WAS JUST THINKING ALONG THESE WEIRD LINES, AND I GOT TO WATCH IT GET LITERALLY WEIRDER, AS IF ON COMMAND. My command. And that’s scary, and I don’t know what to do about it right now except to blog post…

A brief mathematical note

I know better than to get too optimistic, but some of the numbers and relationships I am examining in my integer factorization study this week are seeming to show a possible way to compute smart, fast jumps to good candidates for factors using the Zone Grid. It’s not too easy a process to derive, yet,…

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