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Old 2016-09-13, 22:15   #78
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okay well based on this going back to the huge number in post 2 has a smallest factor near: ...
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  %22 = 40445364023527381951378636564391212010397122822120720357
<999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999)/17.5
%23 = 4.2326886774241279797411942169097598446 E308
<289912154831438167899885040445364023527381951378636564391212010397122822120720357/9 E308)/17.5
%24 = 1.4110247948887228971825699932010487318 E154
%24 = 1.4110247948887228971825699932010487318 E154

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<999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999))/17.5
%1 = 4.2330743846661686915477099796031461955 E231 near it
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Do you know the smallest factor ? Is It near ?

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Old 2016-09-13, 23:07   #79
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Code:
  %22 = 40445364023527381951378636564391212010397122822120720357
<999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999)/17.5
%23 = 4.2326886774241279797411942169097598446 E308
<289912154831438167899885040445364023527381951378636564391212010397122822120720357/9 E308)/17.5
%24 = 1.4110247948887228971825699932010487318 E154
%24 = 1.4110247948887228971825699932010487318 E154

EDIT

<999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999))/17.5
%1 = 4.2330743846661686915477099796031461955 E231 near it
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Do you know the smallest factor ? Is It near ?
my result from your method gave the same digits but with the equivalent of about 80 digits fewer. and no I don't know the factors I'm one of the typically stupid ones around here.

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Old 2016-09-13, 23:20   #80
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my result from your method gave the same digits but with the equivalent of about 80 digits fewer. and no I don't know the factors I'm one of the typically stupid ones around here.
But i must test It with \frac22
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But i must test It with \frac22
no I used 17.5 maybe I didn't copy it correctly I'll try it again. edit: tried it again got the same result length with what could fool me for the same digits.

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Old 2016-09-13, 23:53   #82
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no I used 17.5 maybe I didn't copy it correctly I'll try it again. edit: tried it again got the same result length with what could fool me for the same digits.
Perhaps It work only with the numbers One very big and One very small ,i think . Because i have see a thing , the First formula in the previews post (17,5) start at 13 *3 the second step is 19*5 and so on 101*23 ; 1001*205 ; 10001*2055 ;100001*20375 and step by step Always plus. So the numbers have a proportion. But i don t understand the cicle
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I have found out one thing. So to find the prime factor smaller than a product .

is very simple and similar to the others . Three steps :

1)  1997 * 16257 = 32465229

 \frac{\sqrt{2178*(32465229-9999999)}}{22} = 10054,… I take only four digits (1005) and not the last (never the last)


2)

 \frac{\sqrt{2178*(324652290-99999999)}}{22} = 31795,… I take only four digits (3179) and not the last (never the last) , and i added a zero and a 9


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subtract step 2 with step 1

3179-1005 = 2174 result is near 1997
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3179-1005 = 2174 result is near 1997
But still wrong. There set of numbers that your formula produces wrong answers for is infinite.
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I have to mention them with French mathematicians, it said that, be able to improve the formula so :





 2\sqrt{product} if the numbers are similar


Thread : http://www.les-mathematiques.net/pho....php?5,1334720
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I have to mention them with French mathematicians, it said that, be able to improve the formula so :





 2\sqrt{product} if the numbers are similar


Thread : http://www.les-mathematiques.net/pho....php?5,1334720
well yeah for example if they are the same we have p*p =p^2 for the product and 2*sqrt(p^2) =p+p for the sum. so in a prime square situation this is completely accurate. and if they are both one away from a number q we get that (q-1)(q+1)=q^2+q-q-1 = q^2-1 as the product and the sum is 2q we get just under that for using the sqrt method. in fact this can be extended to any prime power p^n by n\sqrt[n]{product} = n(\text{geometric mean of the values}).

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well yeah for example if they are the same we have p*p =p^2 for the product and 2*sqrt(p^2) =p+p for the sum. so in a prime square situation this is completely accurate. and if they are both one away from a number q we get that (q-1)(q+1)=q^2+q-q-1 = q^2-1 as the product and the sum is 2q we get just under that for using the sqrt method. in fact this can be extended to any prime power p^n by n\sqrt[n]{product} = n(\text{geometric mean of the values}).
Test it please :

 p1 * p2 = n

\frac{n}{22*(n2+1)} = n3 (if n3 = 22,.. stop)

\frac{n2}{2} = n4 near p1 or p2

example :

997 * 991 = 988027

\frac{988027}{22*2000} = 22,45..

\frac{2000}{2} = 1000 is near 997 or 991

other example :

 997 * 13 = 12961

\frac{12961}{22*26}= 22,65..

\frac{26}{2} = 13 is equal p2

work , is a possibility ?

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Test it please :

 p1 * p2 = n

\frac{n}{22*(n2+1)} = n3 (if n3 = 22,.. stop)

\frac{n2}{2} = n4 near p1 or p2

example :

997 * 991 = 988027

\frac{988027}{22*2000} = 22,45..

\frac{2000}{2} = 1000 is near 997 or 991

other example :

 997 * 13 = 12961

\frac{12961}{22*26}= 22,65..

\frac{26}{2} = 13 is equal p2

work , is a possibility ?
I don't even know how to interpret this you don't show how to get n2 etc.
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