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Originally Posted by GeeTwo
It has two prime factors: 1551037 and 6014357. They're both (US, within area code) phone-number length, though neither could have been a 7-digit phone number until recently, due to the leading 1 in one case and the middle 0 in the other.
Edit: Looking at the factors upside-down gives:
LEOSSI and LSEhI0g. Nothing here....
Edit2: A 21-bit and a 23-bit number aren't big enough to be a decent public/private key pair. No, I don't believe that, but I may try it out.
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Our head coach suggested looking at patents
http://www.google.com/patents/US6014357
http://www.google.com/patents/US1551037
Also a quick google search
https://www.phoenixcontact.com/onlin...ary=usen&tab=1