On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes

This paper is about a class of numbers indirectly connected to the twin primes, which have not been investigated so far. With the help of these numbers, we look at the set of twin primes from a different perspective and bring the reader's attention to some characteristics potentially useful in...

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Main Author: Antonie Dinculescu
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Language:English
Published: University Constantin Brancusi of Targu-Jiu 2018-10-01
Series:Surveys in Mathematics and its Applications
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Online Access:http://www.utgjiu.ro/math/sma/v13/p13_11.pdf
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spelling doaj-9ee7bf593704461a864ff3b524e98a8e2020-11-24T21:10:33ZengUniversity Constantin Brancusi of Targu-JiuSurveys in Mathematics and its Applications1843-72651842-62982018-10-0113 (2018)171181On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primesAntonie Dinculescu04148, NW 34th Drive, Gainesville, Florida, 32605, USA.This paper is about a class of numbers indirectly connected to the twin primes, which have not been investigated so far. With the help of these numbers, we look at the set of twin primes from a different perspective and bring the reader's attention to some characteristics potentially useful in tackling the Twin Prime Conjecture. To this purpose, we simplify the problem by dividing the positive integers into two complementary sets: one whose members lead to a pair of twin primes by a simple algebraic operation but cannot be directly calculated, and another one whose members do not lead directly to twin primes but are responsible for their distribution and can be directly calculated. By analyzing the facts from the perspective of the numbers in the second set, we reveal some interesting patterns and properties that suggest new approaches to the problem. http://www.utgjiu.ro/math/sma/v13/p13_11.pdfprime numbersTwin Prime Conjecturedistribution of prime numberssieves
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On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
Surveys in Mathematics and its Applications
prime numbers
Twin Prime Conjecture
distribution of prime numbers
sieves
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title On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
title_short On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
title_full On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
title_fullStr On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
title_full_unstemmed On the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
title_sort on the numbers that determine the distribution of twin primes
publisher University Constantin Brancusi of Targu-Jiu
series Surveys in Mathematics and its Applications
issn 1843-7265
1842-6298
publishDate 2018-10-01
description This paper is about a class of numbers indirectly connected to the twin primes, which have not been investigated so far. With the help of these numbers, we look at the set of twin primes from a different perspective and bring the reader's attention to some characteristics potentially useful in tackling the Twin Prime Conjecture. To this purpose, we simplify the problem by dividing the positive integers into two complementary sets: one whose members lead to a pair of twin primes by a simple algebraic operation but cannot be directly calculated, and another one whose members do not lead directly to twin primes but are responsible for their distribution and can be directly calculated. By analyzing the facts from the perspective of the numbers in the second set, we reveal some interesting patterns and properties that suggest new approaches to the problem.
topic prime numbers
Twin Prime Conjecture
distribution of prime numbers
sieves
url http://www.utgjiu.ro/math/sma/v13/p13_11.pdf
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