Some New Results On The 3x+1 Problem

Jiang Yu; Wu Dongliang; Wei Lili; Zhao Dongfang

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Some New Results On The 3x+1 Problem

Jiang Yu * #,Wu Dongliang,Wei Lili,Zhao Dongfang

Institute of mathematics and statistics of Central China Normal University

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Opened online:22 July 2009

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Citation: Jiang Yu,Wu Dongliang,Wei Lili.Some New Results On The 3x+1 Problem[OL]. [22 July 2009] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/34008

In this paper, we mainly discussed the open hard 3x+1 problem. We given a more integrate and abundant table than the one that given by R.E.Crandall and validated the height is finite for all m not greater than 2^(60) via professional mathematics software --Mathematica5.0. Besides, we also found some interesting phenomenons.

Keywords:3x+1 Problem;Height;Trajectory;Running time;Mathematica 5.0

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