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Computation of a simplified version of the Brunerie Number #763
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Intereseting! Do you think you can simplify it further so that it can be computed? |
I'm confused, it does compute very fast? (1 second) |
Sorry, I mean the other ones... and even the Brunerie one. |
Right, maybe this will shed some light on how to get some of the other ones to compute. But I don't think that's super interesting, what matters to me is that we have one version which computes fast and then establish that |
Oh... My fault! I just take a glimpse on it and I thought |
In #741 , I constructed a bunch of elements
η₁,η₂,η₃,η₄
all corresponding to the Brunerie number. I've played around with them a bit now and managed to get at least η₃ to compute to -2. This definition of the Brunerie number is of course a lot simpler than the original one inExperiments.Brunerie
, but it's the only one I've been able to get working. I also had to give another definition off7
. It's a lot less direct but for some reason I can't get it to compute otherwise...