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3n+1 Ep17: Reducing a 3n+1 problem to anotherclassic |
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3n+1 Ep16: No circuits when the loop length iseven! |
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3n+1 Ep15: Some armchair philosophizing about whether this thing canbe solved. |
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3n+1 Ep14: A giant spreadsheet of possiblecircuits! |
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3n+1 Ep12: If you were a 3n+1 loop, where would youhide? |
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3n+1 Ep10: Medieval math! Regarding adjacent powers of 2 and3... |
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3n+1 Ep9: Why a 3n+1 loop would have to be very long! Pluscircuits. |
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3n+1 Ep8: An analog computer for 3n+1loops! |
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3n+1 Ep7: Let's look at 3n-1 loops and 5n+1loops |
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3n+1 Ep6: Summary episode: What we know sofar |
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3n+1 Ep5: Actually, almost all numbers gosouth! |
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3n+1 Ep4: At least 93% of numbers gosouth! |
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3n+1 Ep3: A first pattern in brutal kindergartenmath! |
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3n+1 Ep2: A Collatz computer made of marbles ... and poolcues? |
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3n+1 Ep1: Brutal Kindergarten Math! The CollatzConjecture |
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Avoid the Collatz Conjecture at AllCosts! |
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