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Inverse home prime · Base 13 of 76595 length 11 Not fully computed yet - the last known term is composite. ↓ .elf file
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Term size (digits) across the sequence
How the sequence develops - decimal digits of each term vs iteration.
nStatus DigitsTermFactorization
0 Fully factored 5 76595 5×15319
1 Fully factored 6 199152 24×33×461
2 Fully factored 11 28942751086<11> 2×23×629190241
3 Fully factored 13 1382330959…78<13> 2×691165479889<12>
4 Fully factored 13 8985151238…59<13> 3×2995050412…53<13>
5 Fully factored 14 3893565536…92<14> 22×11×884901258343<12>
6 Fully factored 16 1944128064…58<16> 2×72×893857×22193753
7 Fully factored 18 2353536417…74<18> 2×23×53×2073481×46557233
8 Fully factored 20 8343802980…96<20> 24×33×149×14629×88609316293<11>
9 Fully factored 26 2683755611…28<26> 23×32×29×1285323568…81<23>
10 Composite 30 8065214781…14<30> 2×4032607390…57<30>
↳ Open Open - the last known term is composite and not yet fully factored.
Open end - submit a factor of the remaining composite (30 digits) of term #10:
403260739050563930333921055557
Check for factors - let the server run a small P-1 / P+1 / ECM step on the composite:
level 0 done · takes up to a minute
From the command linefdb · curl
fdb
fdb seq view '76595' --type 63 --part last20
curl
curl -s 'https://factordb.com:4059/rpc' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"sequence_view","params":{"start":{"expr":"76595"},"type":63,"part":"last20","fr":0}}'