Factorization
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Contents
- Reduced Numerators Modulo Three
- Divisor-Bucketed Quadruple Sum
- Divisibility at Multiples of Four
- Bala’s Alternating Gcd Sum
- Automata
- Minimum of the Basic Discriminant Class
- Bonin’s Shadow Markoff Positivity Region
- Collinear Triple Fixed Point Census
- Collinear Triple Translation Orbits
- Combinatorics
- Cube Gaps at Five
- Cyclotomic
- Dedekind
- A Deeply Composite Number Outside B-Infinity
- A Multiple with Fewer than Twice as Many Divisors Divides the Square
- Embeddings
- Erdos’s Consecutive-Product Factor Question
- ExponentCoordinates
- Factor-Density and Highly Composite Counterexample
- The Free Commutative Monoid on the Prime Axes
- Galois
- Golden Cubic Blocks Are Not Fifth Powers
- Golden Cubic Blocks Are Not Cubes
- Hilbert Monoid Non-Unique Factorization
- Ianakiev’s A008474 Iteration Conjecture
- Icosahedral
- IdealClassGroups
- Eventual Jordan-Cototient Records
- Jordan-Cototient Record Limit at Zero
- Component Consequences of Lehmer’s Totient Condition
- Logarithmic Length from Prime Factorization
- Coordinate Mutation of the Cubic Equation
- Mordell
- Binary Valuation Descent on Mordell Curves
- ObserverTypes
- Periods
- Perry’s Least Factorial Index for the Prefix Lcm
- Positive Rationals from Signed Prime Exponents
- A Prefix Lcm Outside the Factorial-Primorial Products
- Eventual Divisibility of Prime-Exponent Records
- Prime-Exponent Record Limit at One
- Integer Linear Independence of Prime Logarithms
- PrimePowers
- Profinite Integers Decompose Along the Prime Axes
- QuadraticIdeals
- Reciprocal Sigma Threshold Minima
- Second-Order Euler Factorization
- Solenoid
- The Hidden Fiber of the Universal Solenoid
- Uniqueness of the Squarefree-Square Decomposition
- A392096 Divisor-Pair Sigma Bounds
- Sharp Divisor-Count Bound
- Divisor Count and Sum Bounds
- A336687 Solution Bound
- Totient Nondivisors and Consecutive-Totient Lcm Records
- Twin-Prime Sigma-Gcd Divisibility
- Maximum Length of a Two-Dense Divisor Block
- Two-Dense Divisor Blocks Are Palindromic
- Unimodular Monomial Substitution
- Uniqueness of Prime Factorization