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The central aim is to explore how semiprimes can be represented using differences of squares derived from specific arithmetic progressions.

March 1, 2026Open Access

A Proposal for Structured Semiprime Representation Using Arithmetic Progressions and Factorization Implications

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The central aim is to explore how semiprimes can be represented using differences of squares derived from specific arithmetic progressions.
Proposing a new representation of semiprimes
Using differences of squares
Incorporating modular classification mod 90
Identifies potential patterns in semiprime representation
Suggests implications for factorization methods

Implication

Proposal explores structured representations of semiprimes using arithmetic progressions, suggesting new factorization insights.

Abstract

This proposal explores representations of semiprimes as differences of squares from arithmetic progressions derived from a modular classification mod 90 [1].

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Gisela Bühl (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a3d873ec16d51705d2f633 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18804258

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Proposal explores structured representations of semiprimes using arithmetic progressions, suggesting new factorization insights.

Abstract

This proposal explores representations of semiprimes as differences of squares from arithmetic progressions derived from a modular classification mod 90 [1].

A Proposal for Structured Semiprime Representation Using Arithmetic Progressions and Factorization Implications

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A Proposal for Structured Semiprime Representation Using Arithmetic Progressions and Factorization Implications

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