Tag: number theory
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Just a Teeny Observation…
Advertisements Let m be an odd positive integer, c its Adjusted Ceiling Root, and r the difference between c squared and m. By the Adjusted Ceiling Root of m, I mean the least positive integer whose odd/even parity is the same as (m+1)/2 whose square is greater than m. I call that perfect square the […]
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Integer Factorization and Related Work: An Encapsulation of “Trivial” Representations
Advertisements I belive I now have all the information cobbled together sufficiently to give a concise characterization of all positive integers’ “Trivial” characterizations as differences of squares. For any positive integer m, let the Ceiling Square of m be the least perfect square greater than m. For odd m, let the Adjusted Ceiling Square of […]
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Some Math Notes
Advertisements These are from studies ancillary to my integer factorization explorations. Let m = 2n be an even positive integer corresponding to positive integer n, which may or may not be even. Let s be the Ceiling Root of m, the integer ceiling of m’s square root. s squared is the Ceiling Square of m, […]
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Integer Factorization: Update, 14 November 2022
Advertisements Bimp’s Decreasingly Frequent Progress Report I am still working daily on my mathematics study, but want to get better at dropping a word now and then about my progress. Below is a text file created (without Perl script help, except in running my “gimme the next prime” wrapper routine) in just the past couple […]
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Integer Factorization: Looking Again at the Data
Advertisements Research report follows, the first after a bit of silence, by way of a current example. Consider the integers m1=3317, m2=4061, m3=5461, and m4=6077. They all have adjusted ceiling squares – the least perfect square with oddness/evenness the same as one half of one more than their value that is greater than each of […]
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The Odd Integers 3 Through 129
Advertisements Arranged as Red Squares on a Square Grid Artistically Arranged According to Their Differences-of-Squares Expression Based on Their Ceiling Squares
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More Visualization
Advertisements Here are icons for the odd integers from 3 to 65, based on the differences of each with their ceiling squares (the smallest perfect square greater than their value). The integer corresponding to an icon is the number of red 1×1 squares in that icon.
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Adjusted Scatter Plot for Integer Factorization Study
Advertisements The plot below is similar to the one I put in my previous post. However, the data points are, I think, a better set for exposing properties, since I am using the concept of Adjusted Ceiling Square as follows: Let m be an odd positive integer. Define the Adjusted Ceiling Square of m as […]
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My Integer Factorization Study: Hahaha!!
Advertisements I am laughing at the sheer trickiness, almost by design, of the mathematical relationships I am uncovering in my number study, and the most recent one in particular. I shared yesterday the VERY SMOOT GRAPH, suggesting to me a parabola, charting out the plot of odd integer m vs. the difference between (m+1)/2 and […]