User talk:Billymac00
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18:11, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)my background includes some knowledge about the following: Webb Institute, Wisconsin, bilinear transformation/IIR filters, post-tax investing, control systems engineering,number theory, and chess engines among other things.
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I now have a wiki page: [1]
I hope to contribute a specific article on chess engine programming at some point and would like non-flaming feedback at some point. Rough Outline: Board Representation Move Notation Move Evaluation - general Move Evaluation - numeric Play Options Interface Platform - OS/processor Language Tuning List of move codes (partial)
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The Cooper Union entry sentence is incorrect in that I believe Webb Institute, Deep Springs College and Curtis Institute of Music also are fully tuition-free without expectation.
I have in-depth knowledge of control systems and hope to post info on advanced control.
I joined in Sept 2004 and find the project fascinating and useful.
--Billymac00 18:23, Sep 5, 2004 (UTC)
You've stated in the Highly composite number page In addition, the distance from a HCN to the nearest prime will itself be a prime number (with the exception of "2" being both the HCN and the nearest prime). The distance must always be odd involving an odd and even number. This seems to be a considerable theorem, can you please either prove it or give the source of the theorem? Also the wording has to make it clear that 1 is counted as a prime number here. Karl Palmen 08:20 Apr 25 2006 (UT)
Karl: you are correct, I have editted the wording to clarify it is a conjecture. As an aside, I have no access to 64-bit ops and so am limited to the size of HCN I can analyze--Billymac00 17:54, 27 April 2006 (UTC)
Billy: Is this conjecture yours? If no, please quote the source (e.g. name of mathematician who came up with it). If yes, has your program come up with a significant number of differences greater than 9? Karl Palmen 13:05 Apr 28 2006 (UT)
Karl: you are not setup for me to email you thru wiki but I will add link here to a wiki page where you can view the data thru the 160th+ HCN. OEIS sequence still not posted. yes, my orig conjecture. I have added comments to the discussion page of HCN also. Data shows hard evidence of a structural connection between the HCN and primes There are sevl related questions of interest I am curious to learn answers to
[edit] Brett Favre article
I responded on the talk page, but will do so here too. It wasn't me who removed your edit, it was this user http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&target=4.245.122.33
---Jackel 20:17, 27 October 2006 (UTC)
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