Author: JSHJSH
Date: Jan 11, 2008 21:41
A burst of research activity has lead me to a set of relatively simple
congruences that change everything with factoring by allowing you to
calculate z mod p and y mod p, when z^2 = y^2 + nT, and the first
thing that happens when I get to a new research result is that I look
for problems in my reasoning or anything that might mean that I'm just
wishing for an answer versus having found one.
Thanks to some arguing back and forth on the newsgroups where some
people did notice problems I was pushed to find a full existence proof
and now have a complete theory, so I can puzzle over all the details.
Importantly as well, as I argued the ideas simplified, so that, for
instance, for a while I thought you had to resolve quadratic residues
to find y, but with the existence proof I got congruences that just
give you y.
Also, importantly, I can now begin a full evaluation of resistance to
my mathematical research across the board with the continuing silence
from the official mathematical community with this result giving
important clues.
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