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Jamie M
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Hi,
I started a battle with the prime numbers several years ago, and finally
have successfully defeated them (at least to my satisfaction, which
requires no formal proofs or much justification at all..)
Since I started my "research" with unwanted posts to this esteemed?
group several years ago, I thought it would be good to announce my final
solution (no pun intended) here:
Gaps in prime numbers are related to other gaps in prime numbers (more
accurately gaps in totatives which prime numbers are a subset of),
that's about it!
For anyone who doesn't believe that they can check out OEIS
https://oeis.org/A308121 and also if you have Mathematica
try running a Spectrogram of a Primorial row in that sequence to see,
and even better a midi file (with values shifted to positive values) of
a Primorial row in that sequence. Primorial rows are:
2,6,30,210,2310,30030,...
Much more difficult task is getting Bill Slowman to acknowledge reality,
however I will not attempt to take that challenge on.
What will I do now after defeating prime numbers? Same as before and
during, not much!
cheers,
Jamie
I started a battle with the prime numbers several years ago, and finally
have successfully defeated them (at least to my satisfaction, which
requires no formal proofs or much justification at all..)
Since I started my "research" with unwanted posts to this esteemed?
group several years ago, I thought it would be good to announce my final
solution (no pun intended) here:
Gaps in prime numbers are related to other gaps in prime numbers (more
accurately gaps in totatives which prime numbers are a subset of),
that's about it!
For anyone who doesn't believe that they can check out OEIS
https://oeis.org/A308121 and also if you have Mathematica
try running a Spectrogram of a Primorial row in that sequence to see,
and even better a midi file (with values shifted to positive values) of
a Primorial row in that sequence. Primorial rows are:
2,6,30,210,2310,30030,...
Much more difficult task is getting Bill Slowman to acknowledge reality,
however I will not attempt to take that challenge on.
What will I do now after defeating prime numbers? Same as before and
during, not much!
cheers,
Jamie