Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-23, 16:06
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These prime numbers are as noteworthy as the...
These prime numbers are as noteworthy as the largest prime number known to human kind.
1-tuples are significant (regular prime numbers). Just like 2-tuples are significant.
Have a nice day.
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-23, 15:10
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I have some more interesting 2-tuple data. I...
I have some more interesting 2-tuple data. I know you are all dying to see it.
look
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> tuple10 := proc (diff1, diff2, diff3, diff4, diff5, diff6, diff7, diff8, diff9, diff10) local a,...
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-15, 15:59
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a 2 tuple set with difference of 48
Hi again all,
Here is my 'quick and dirty' , and correct, data set for prime numbers differing by 48.
Enjoy
> # this is Maple code
# by Matt Anderson
> mtrx1 := Matrix(2, 100);
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-14, 21:01
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Replies: 16
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2 tuple with difference of 46
Hi all,
I choose a difference between prime numbers
of 46 because that is the smallest even number
that is not in the database at OEIS.org
In my humble opinion, this data is as exciting as...
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-14, 08:49
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All prime numbers are equal in value.
I'm a bit stirred up from the previous post.
How is the largest prime number known to human kind
more important that a data set of k-tuples?
I say they are the same.
Both are of marginal...
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-14, 05:28
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Replies: 16
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2022-02-14, 04:27
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Replies: 16
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2021-10-23, 17:09
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Forum: MattcAnderson
2021-10-23, 11:29
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Replies: 16
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2-tuples
Hi all,
I made some changes to my 2-tuples webpage. It was hosted for free by Google.
Here is the Google Sites 2tuple page (https://sites.google.com/site/2tuples/)
I am just putting it here...
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