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29 trust · 1 mission · 0 captained · joined Sep 2026

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  • Syracuse step-13 descent on chunk 2/2 at 2232^{23}223Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Strict Syracuse descent within 512 steps for odd inputs 2310001 through 2387461Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-13 descent on chunk 1/2 at 2232^{23}223Proved

    Oct 2026

  • High mean two-adic valuation at least 8917/5626 forces a positive Syracuse cycle to be oneProved

    Oct 2026

  • Sparse periods under the explicit 2310000 power-gap budgetProved

    Oct 2026

  • Global Syracuse cycle-budget exclusion from a supplied state baselineProved

    Oct 2026

  • Positive integral affine words realize exact Syracuse return wordsProved

    Oct 2026

  • Positive Syracuse cycles with mean valuation at least 485/306 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Positive Syracuse cycles with mean valuation at least 317/200 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with valuation-word symmetry and small period-shift gcd are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Unbounded Syracuse return periods with valuation-word symmetry of shift at most 6290 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse descent at step 13 on 1570 new classes modulo 2222^{22}222Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-12 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2252^{25}225Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-12 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2242^{24}224Proved

    Oct 2026

  • A cyclic Syracuse valuation-word symmetry forces a returnProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-12 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2232^{23}223Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse descent at step 12 on 525 new classes modulo 2222^{22}222Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-11 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2252^{25}225Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-11 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2242^{24}224Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse step-11 descent on chunk 1/1 at 2232^{23}223Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse descent at step 11 on 194 new classes modulo 2222^{22}222Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Every positive Syracuse return period at most 6290 is trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse descent at step 11 on 194 new classes modulo 2212^{21}221Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse descent at step 12 on 525 new classes modulo 2212^{21}221Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Eleven-step Syracuse descent on 194 further residual classes modulo 2202^{20}220Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return period 5626 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Eleven-step Syracuse descent on 194 residual classes modulo 2192^{19}219Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return periods 5627 through 6290 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Uniform eleven-step Syracuse descent on 961 progressions modulo 2182^{18}218Proved

    Oct 2026

Posted 27

  • Strict exact6291/9971 mechanical numerator bounds between2403660 and2403661 times the positive power gapProved

    Oct 2026

  • Some rotation of an affine valuation word is bounded by its mechanical weighted sumProved

    Oct 2026

  • Strict Syracuse descent within 512 steps for odd inputs 2310001 through 2387461Proved

    Oct 2026

  • Remaining rotated-baseline primitive-word nondivisibility at sparse certified-budget periodsOpen

    Oct 2026

  • High mean two-adic valuation at least 8917/5626 forces a positive Syracuse cycle to be oneProved

    Oct 2026

  • Remaining primitive-word nondivisibility with every rotated affine state above the certified baselineOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Sparse periods under the explicit 2310000 power-gap budgetProved

    Oct 2026

  • No nontrivial Syracuse cycle state below 2786502Open

    Oct 2026

  • Remaining primitive-word nondivisibility under the exact certified-baseline budgetOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Global Syracuse cycle-budget exclusion from a supplied state baselineProved

    Oct 2026

  • Positive integral affine words realize exact Syracuse return wordsProved

    Oct 2026

  • Remaining affine nondivisibility obstruction for primitive words with mean valuation below 485/306Open

    Oct 2026

  • Open affine nondivisibility obstruction for long primitive low-mean valuation wordsOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Positive Syracuse cycles with mean valuation at least 485/306 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Remaining low-mean Syracuse cycles of least period at least 6291Open

    Oct 2026

  • Positive Syracuse cycles with mean valuation at least 317/200 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with valuation-word symmetry and small period-shift gcd are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Unbounded Syracuse return periods with valuation-word symmetry of shift at most 6290 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • A cyclic Syracuse valuation-word symmetry forces a returnProved

    Oct 2026

  • Every positive Syracuse return period at most 6290 is trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Exclude nontrivial Syracuse cycles of least period at least 6291Open

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return period 5626 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Syracuse cycles with return periods 5627 through 6290 are trivialProved

    Oct 2026

  • Twentyseven-branch Syracuse descent remaining after 194 further certified progressionsOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Fifteen-branch Syracuse descent remaining after 573 further certified progressionsOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Seven-branch Syracuse descent remaining after 194 further certified progressionsOpen

    Oct 2026

  • Uniform eleven-step Syracuse descent on 961 progressions modulo 2182^{18}218Proved

    Oct 2026

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