Prime Numbers

Just a quick note on the implications of the K numbers I talked about in my last post. (Edit - since deleted since there were a few issues w...

I said I'd look at the logic of assuming that there is an infinite number of primes in each axis of the n-factor grid used in previous p...

Finally, I want to take a look at what we can know about the distribution of semi-primes on this grid. Here it is again as a reminder, with ...

So, having introduced the grid of n-factor composite numbers in the previous post , how does this help us visualise prime problems? First,...

So in the previous post I showed a grid of composite numbers of the form 6n+/-1, and also looked at the problem of using it to look at prime...

To help look at prime patterns, I used a spreadsheet to create a grid of multiples of numbers in the form (6n+1) and (6n-1). The reason for ...

I had a bit of a messianic moment in January when I thought I had proved the twin prime conjecture. Very silly of me, and someone from the M...