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"content": "<p>If N is the product of two primes, p < q, then 𝑝=gcd(𝑁,⌊√𝑁⌋!) . This is not a practical factorization method, because we don't know an efficient algorithm to compute factorials mod N. But it makes me wonder if a similar sequence of highly composite numbers could be used as the basis of an efficient algorithm for integer factorization.</p>",
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