>>9033

>If only we could compute / predict x am i right

What do you mean? What x?

at what [t] (i)ndex? (element)

>>9035 a 'cell' is a valid e & n. If an e,n is valid, then there are infinite 'elements' t, within that 'cell', such that {e,n,t} for t=1:infinity is valid. Some may use f for e for the negative (middor) side of grid.

>>9032 Interesting, helpful background.

>>8991 Noted you've attracted pu.. uhh… cats ^^:)

>>9036

>… for t=1:infinity is valid.

actually, for t=-infinity to +infinity, indexing off t=1

>>9015

>761302513961266680267809189066318714859034057480651309369510315012584735325452345278878285127821940

= 2^2 ⋅ 5 ⋅ 41 ⋅ 3167 ⋅ 3613 ⋅ 2119363 ⋅ 587546788471 ⋅ 3263521422991 ⋅ 602799725049211 ⋅ 865417043661324529 ⋅ 38273186726790856290328531