PrimeNumbers is a e-mail discussion list for those
who enjoy prime numbers. Some look for patterns, some seek to find new records, others try to understand the distribution. We try to limit our discussion to
prime numbers, primality testing, and very closely
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If you think you have a Goldbach proof -- there are groups which deal specifically with such matters, perhaps try those first?
... Incredible find! And of course the prime tuple or constellation is symmetrical to boot. ... Hey, some of us rely on surprises that 'low', hehe. Mark
Searching for an AP19 with difference 19# I have determined that there are exactly 2 AP19 with the first term below 1522399116794903040 = 1.5224*10^18 and
I returned to this after completing some other tasks. 320572022166380880 +/- 30 +/- 9 +/- 5 +/- 3 gives 16 distinct consecutive primes. They can also be
... Yes that is quite something, and with such a great application to the additive combination problem. Meanwhile, I'm about 90 percent done my run with