Disjoint tuples: generating a case from scratch II
Follow up to [Disjoint tuples: generating a case from scratch : r/CollatzProcedure](https://www.reddit.com/r/CollatzProcedure/comments/1oobo0i/disjoint_tuples_generating_a_case_from_scratch/).
This is the case for m=23. I started it before the procedure presented in the post mentioned above, and I did it wrong.
I take it back now and it shows the soundness of the procedure.
Moreover, I took it further by going a little bit upwards. It shows that;
- In each pair of series, the left one starts with a a rosa bridge and the right one by a blue-green bridge. They form a keytuple or not.
- The bridge above a blue bridge on the right series seem to alternate from yellow to blue-green to rosa and only the latter forms a keytuple, and the series ends with a rosa bridge. In the other cases, the yellow bridge series on the left ends with a rosa "half a bridge". This needs to be confirmed.
- We left the briges "in the middle right" as a base for further analysis.
[Updated overview of the project “Tuples and segments” II : r/Collatz](https://www.reddit.com/r/Collatz/comments/1ovicsc/updated_overview_of_the_project_tuples_and/)
Posted Nov 15, 2025, 8:00 PM UTC
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