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Two-Variable Factorial Conjecture

Claimed in a self-published research draft; a standalone by-product is the transcendence of the integral of exp(q) between distinct algebraic endpoints for nonconstant algebraic q

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algebraAug 1, 2026Significance 20/100Registry: unreviewed

Two-Variable Factorial Conjecture

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Claimed in a self-published research draft; a standalone by-product is the transcendence of the integral of exp(q) between distinct algebraic endpoints for nonconstant algebraic q

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Claimed in a self-published research draft; a standalone by-product is the transcendence of the integral of exp(q) between distinct algebraic endpoints for nonconstant algebraic q

Claimed in a self-published research draft; a standalone by-product is the transcendence of the integral of exp(q) between distinct algebraic endpoints for nonconstant algebraic q

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