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Inverse home prime · Base 29 of 767 length 13 Enters a cycle of length 1 - a fixed point. ↓ .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 3 767 13×59
1 Fully factored 4 1724 22×431
2 Fully factored 6 362531 13×79×353
3 Fully factored 7 8611621 487×17683
4 Fully factored 8 14871890 2×5×11×353×383
5 Fully factored 10 7864388782<10> 2×53×8521×8707
6 Fully factored 13 5179334476…55<13> 3×5×72×23×89×311×11069
7 Fully factored 18 1605849653…42<18> 2×3×3547×63487×118852313
8 Fully factored 22 1724207855…76<22> 22×3×283181×304259×1667634337<10>
9 Fully factored 26 2034598901…96<26> 22×2083×24795337901<11>×98482601753<11>
10 Fully factored 31 1010493411…29<31> 32×4641630577<10>×2418913867…53<20>
11 Fully factored 33 3509153657…04<33> 22×787×86986609439<11>×1281490108…07<19>
↳ Continues Reaches 4534101450…73<36> and continues as that sequence.
12 Fully factored 36 4534101450…73<36> 4534101450…73<36>
↳ Cycle Enters a cycle of length 1 - a fixed point.
From the command linefdb · curl
fdb
fdb seq view '767' --type 79 --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":"767"},"type":79,"part":"last20","fr":0}}'