Boolean Hypercubes, Mersenne Numbers, and the Collatz Conjecture
Abstract
Keywords
Boolean Hypercubes, Recursive Construction of Natural Numbers, Mersenne Numbers, Mersenne Twins, Collatz Conjecture, (3x+1) Conjecture, Collatz Algorithm, Collatz Operator
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