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It seemed like a good idea so I cooked it up according to your description. Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems quadratic residues won't account for all factors.

Program correctly factors 24 to 4*6 and 2*12 but misses 3*8. Program finds no factors for 54.

YuckFoo

Update: With a little thought one can see the program will only find factor pairs that are both even or both odd. x+y * x-y = p.

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; my ($num) = @ARGV; my $x = int(sqrt($num)) + 1; my $y = sqrt($x * $x - $num); while ($x - $y >= 2) { if ($y == sprintf("%d", $y)) { print "Ok $num = ", $x-$y, " * ", $y+$x, "\n"; } else { print "No x = $x, y = $y\n"; } $x++; $y = sqrt($x * $x - $num); }

In reply to Re: Re: Factors by YuckFoo
in thread Vampire Numbers by YuckFoo

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