Thanks for this, helped a great deal in getting my triangles in a row!
>Anons have got much further in six months than I would have. I would have walked away in frustration back in the day but you anons here have been amazing.
Not for lack of helpful nudges - glad you're still with us. This is really exciting stuff and we're not going anywhere.
>The solution to this problem introduces a new form of algebra where two concurrent forms of equations run side by side and then merge.
>What could it look like?
>Many new solutions often seem obvious in hindsight.
>The two forms of equations that merge together handle staircase numbers where the base of one staircase, is one unit longer than the other.
Does this sound like differential equations to anyone else? Too obvious right? Just a coincidence I was reading up on them last week I'm sure… any way to combine those with say, a tree structure for the second form?
>Take some time to think what this will look like and how the diagrams (especially animated) might show this.
Got some working diagram code going, should be able to crank out fancy animations tomorrow. Here is a sneak preview of {63:1:63:7:56:72} to {63:58:63:45:18:224} in downward steps, for constant d.