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User_talk:Billymac00/Archive 1

User_talk:Billymac00/Archive 2 made Jul 2 2008

I now have a wiki page: [1]

11/07/2008 I just submitted an OEIS sequence related to the number of symmetrical prime pairs as a f{primorials} ...very interesting ...info on my wiki page

Hi - I posted the section with the same name on my talk page. Could you take part in discussion ? Thanks ARP Apovolot (talk) 20:55, 25 October 2008 (UTC)Reply

>I am curious what code do you use to validate? Pari? Mathematica?

Pari

>as you know the form (r^2-s^2)=t! does have solutions (7,5,6)

Above "troika" (7,5,6) cited by you does not correspond to any value of "n" in my conjecture

   n! + n^2 = m^2 

If you suggest that n=3 then 3! + 3^2 = 6 + 9 = 15 If you suggest that n=4 then 4! + 4^2 = 24 + 16 = 40

So what "n" did you have in mind ? ;-)

>see this link, speaks directly to your 1st posed question >(3e)" ...Prove that n! cannot be written as the difference of two >integer squares if >and only if n = 2 or n = 3 ..."

No - it doesn't speak directly ... They are different ... Barbeau's

n! + l^2 = m^2

is not requiring the left side (each of two members) to be the function of the same "n" but my conjecture n! + n^2 = m^2 does ...

Barbeau's therefore has two solutions (for n = 2 or n = 3)

while my conjecture has the only ONE trivial solution

n = 0, m = 1

0! + 0^2 = 1

Alexander R. Povolotsky My alternative email is apovolotATgmail.com Apovolot (talk) 02:46, 29 October 2008 (UTC)Reply

I submitted A156053 which shows the proximity of the Bernoulli Number denominators encountering Twin Primes (adjacent to). Here is the related Wikicommons image: [2]. Note Y is log scale, 202 pairs encountered in 1st 15000 BNs.

Ok, image posted at: [3]. I personally think it shows the beautiful structure of the primes. A second image [4] illustrates a prelim relationship with the Twin Primes, though the dataset is limited.

Images for these are now here: A117825 [5]. A005846 [6] The former relates to Highly Composite Numbers and the offset to the nearest prime. The latter is the classic n^2+n+41 using the prime numbers for n ...

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