If it is of any relevance, I am the original poster and I have no objection to Richard Green's article being the one referenced. He has clearly credited me as his source, and very few people would have seen my piece if…
The expectations are not independent though. There can be no more solutions for b=6 than there are for b=5. Given what we already know, we should calculate those sums, not from i=2, but from i=10^2184 or so, because we…
If it is of any relevance, I am the original poster and I have no objection to Richard Green's article being the one referenced. He has clearly credited me as his source, and very few people would have seen my piece if…
The expectations are not independent though. There can be no more solutions for b=6 than there are for b=5. Given what we already know, we should calculate those sums, not from i=2, but from i=10^2184 or so, because we…