>>1012

>>1012

Hey PMA! Here's what I'm working on.

We are given c.

Find d and remainder e.

Using e to find starting value of a in (e,1).

In (0,1) e =2

For odd (e,1), t=1 we can calculate a var as (e+1)/2

Example: in column 3 (3,1,1) a=2

For even (e,1), t=1, a var = e/2

Example : in column 6 (6,1,1) a=3

So we can find a at t=1 starting from only c. I think so, please check my work, lads.

If true, we can now calculate x,t,b, and n for element one (t=1) in any column. Odd e and even e have different equations for t.

Knowing the pattern of how a and b drop and move as t increases in row 1, we can literally create a ladder to run t up as high as we need to to find a match for c???

VQC said all factors for a column exist in row one, the "One Row to rule them all," and if all factors exist there, then all potential c's exist there also.

So if we can ride the t elevator up to our c value, or maybe even multiple a and b parings that equal c, then maybe from that height we can look around the grid to find other locations where the answers are similar.

PMA, your method to move between (e,n) and row 1 would help us find other matching places in the grid record.

I know I've got more work to do on this, so please let me know if you find errors or have corrections. I've been feeling stuck a bit, but persistence and focus will win the day. Let's keep searching!

>>1012

>>1017

Another way to say it: if c has a remainder e, we know it's var a value at t=1 in row one. All factors of a and b, as well as product c are also contained in that column row. So we start at t=1 and build the ladder up to c, filling in all the elements on the way up. Thoughts, Anons?

>>1021

Not sure, maybe it's too slow? Certainly eliminates a whole lot of the possibilities. Maybe we need a way to quickly jump to higher t values? I like your idea, and agree that if we can get closer to c, the calcs will be much faster. A maximum bound based on how long the c value is in digits? Thinking out loud here.

Well lads, we're currently stalled. Senpai, can you please help your Disciples? Just like Jesus and his disciples, we're having trouble understanding.

>>1064

Teach! Are we cool? Did I offend you with the Pepe panty post? If so, I apologize. No love from Teach no mo. :(

>>1068

Topol got booted by faggots who just want math and no crazy fun. Click on catalog to find Topol's ez bake oven. Boring. :(

CA? I have no clue.

No. I'm tired of this. VQC is a spiritual and mathematical adventure. Some anons want to ban the spiritual. GTFO faggots. Who is contributing? Get out if you have no formulas or inspiration! Topol is more welcome than haters. Contribute or not.

>>1168

>>1169

>>1171

>>1179

Hey guys! I'm tripping out on how d values increase by 1 every other column! Along with a and b too. So for odd e, d,a,b increase evenly as columns increase. Same for even columns. PMA your example in >>1181 jumps up by 9t every time. Awesome pattern.

>>1169

Hello PMA! So your formula needs x and n to walk the records. Only problem is that we have to derive them from c. What are your thoughts on getting x? We need a first, correct? I could be wrong.

>>1188

Thanks, good call on examining the record.. But even starting with b equals one, then we need one of the following to solve starting ONLY from c.

1. Where does b always equal 1?

2. A chain of values for a in (e,1), leading to x,t,b,n values?

3. A chain of c^2 patterns in (0,n) leading to precidtable ways to move infinitely thru the cells and elements.

4. I could be wrong. Am I missing something totally obvious?

5. Merry Christmas, Faggots! I really love being here with you nerds. I'm a nerd too. Loving the Math(s).

6. Thanks VQC you faggot! Merry Christmas to you too. We love your excellent blend of math, crazy truth, and fighting them. As our Senpai, we bless you and thank you for sharing with us. You don't "need" us, and we don't "need" you. We're here bc you posed some awesome questions, and we're looking for the answers. Thanks also for being so honest about your personal struggles! I also have trouble drinking too much. Love life tho.

Goodnight fags.

4.

>>1198

>>1199 Checked!!

All primes, With multiples of 3. Just like column x in row one.

Ugh, this thread sucks. I mean, where is that fag Topol on Christmas Eve? I would love to see ponies, math lsd trips, memes, whatever. Do I really have to go over to ez bake, Topol?

>>1205

Patriots are winning, Baker! 10 days?

>>1270

I’m glad Chris and Julian are back too! Definitely not a coincidence. Think you’re right, white hats must be helping out.

Twatter, google, you tube, et al need to be busted. Crazy that we’re operating on EU hate speech laws here in The US. It would have been game over if HRC had won. Thank God she didn’t.

>>1372

Thanks PMA! Reviewing now.

>>1373

Thanks Anon, appreciate your knowledge.

>>1379

Agreed, MA. It’s not enough to be given then answer. How’s your theory coming along?

>>1382

Topol is right! Pop quiz lads, we gotta make Senpai proud. How can we move the ball forward?

>>1410

Lol! Glad to see that again! Last time it made Senpai kek.

>>1410

The memes must flow! Fun and math together! Can’t solve this when we’re mentally constipated. Better working conditions, etc. Come on lads, let’s shit this thread up with some funny memes. I’ll post some in a bit!