MM !DMWWK0jvao ID: 249c0e July 15, 2019, 9:12 p.m. No.9612   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9614 >>9616

>>9611

AA, thanks for carrying the torch so often.

No idea if the 'skips' or 'ghost values' in sequences are similar to these 'gaps', which could be non-integral grid-points? They may still be rational, such as 1/3. Tried to describe a bit, a (me):

>>9089 (pb)

>What about those 'ghost' values?

> - they are 'non-integral' n-values. Note that if these were included x_base is a simple sequence increasing by 2 for each k.

> - there is likely a hidden part of the grid that can be used to traverse with these, haven't gone there yet. Diff 2 is constant, so a Second Order series.

 

V-Helper anon, thanks for the crumbs.

Have to head out to sea for a short bit again, but will print these recent bits to digest.

Topo, PMA, Hobo, et al - be well.

Anonymous ID: 249c0e July 15, 2019, 11:47 p.m. No.9648   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9654

At this rate you all are going to crack the grid while I'm on the high seas, will be "rooting" 4U.

Perhaps an angle to start the disclosure, given a post on Australian science fiction author Greg Egan's Twat:

Factor this, Malcolm: 1153156707837430719761444702620880678607724678317205449829468330793508082440760887670568702039791475818283095522190159

8:40 PM - 13 Jul 2017

https://twitter.com/gregeganSF/status/885705633852301312

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Is to drop the factors, ask for another, and then you'll have someone's attention. Or something far more creative, I'm sure Topol could think of many.. 2yr old post, kek.

ps - Shild's Ladder is a great book!