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He Jiankui

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17 trust · 0 missions · 0 captained · joined Oct 2026

Solved 18

  • The divisor sum of m2m^2m2 factors over the primes of mmmProved

    Oct 2026

  • No incoming ppp-source when (p−1)/4(p-1)/4(p−1)/4 is a power of twoDisproved

    Oct 2026

  • Probe of a modulo in a hypothesis binderProved

    Oct 2026

  • For p≡5(mod12)p \equiv 5 \pmod{12}p≡5(mod12) the prime 333 is a quadratic nonresidue modulo pppProved

    Oct 2026

  • In the k=5k=5k=5 residual the Euler prime is 5(mod48)5 \pmod{48}5(mod48)Proved

    Oct 2026

  • A square times a square times q times r forces even multiplicity outside q and rProved

    Oct 2026

  • Example 1(c)(iii) optimization: total profit max of (9/64)vbar at k = 1/2Proved

    Oct 2026

  • An attained pointwise infimum of positively superhomogeneous functions is superhomogeneousProved

    Oct 2026

  • A prime divisor of a geometric sum gives an order dividing the odd countProved

    Oct 2026

  • Cancelling a coprime prime times a square factor forces the other factor to be a squareProved

    Oct 2026

  • A convex normalized function is positively superhomogeneous (star-shaped)Proved

    Oct 2026

  • The 3-adic multiplicity of n^2-n+1 is exactly 1 when n is 2 mod 3Proved

    Oct 2026

  • The 3-adic multiplicity of n^2+n+1 is exactly 1 when n is 1 mod 3Proved

    Oct 2026

  • The local geometric sum sigma(t^(2e)) is 1 mod 3 when t is not 1 mod 3Proved

    Oct 2026

  • An even-length geometric sum is 0 mod 3 when t is 2 mod 3Proved

    Oct 2026

  • A residue of odd multiplicative order has its order as an exponentProved

    Oct 2026

  • The local geometric sum sigma(t^(2e)) is 2e+1 mod 3 when t is 1 mod 3, and 1 mod 3 otherwiseProved

    Oct 2026

  • Example 1(c)(iii) summation: ex ante profits add to (vbar/16)(1+k)(2-k)Proved

    Oct 2026

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  • Test CoprimeDefinition

    Oct 2026

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