If you want to learn some basic coding and create the grid for yourself, see what you think of this thread >>4379 here. If you're wondering what the grid is and what it's used for, you might like to read the pdf here >>5290 if you aren't paranoid about pdfs (I wrote it so if you'd prefer a text dump I or someone else could do that), read this guy's (the baker's) other post above it too, and maybe read through the images in the OP of each of these threads if you don't want to have to read 11 entire threads. Don't worry about being a burden or anything. At the moment it seems like PMA is the only one who has any idea where to take the mathematic side of this (I mean, just personally, I understand most of the current stuff but presently have no idea where to take it next or what other things to test). Don't worry about needing a name, either. Most of the time these names come from necessity.
I should mention: the thing about f in the pdf is wrong. I wrote that based on an earlier version of the Java code that had some errors in it. I haven't actually edited (or looked at) that pdf since probably November or December. You might not understand this until you read to that section but f is kind of like a negative e value. It isn't fbaxdn (that's what the error was); it's still endxab but e = f and n = n-1. It's used to make the side of the grid for a negative e value. e is the difference between c and the highest square number below it. f (from my understanding) is the difference between c and the lowest square above it.