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Discovery of the Regularity of the Prime Number

Toshiro Takami

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I found a prime number theorem. All prime numbers except 2 and 3 are /sqrt(24a-23)=t . (a =positive integer, t =prime number) As an exception, 77 which is not a prime number comes up, but it seems to be treated as the only exception.

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I found a prime number theorem. All prime numbers except 2 and 3 are /sqrt(24a-23)=t . (a =positive integer, t =prime number) As an exception, 77 which is not a prime number comes up, but it seems to be treated as the only exception.

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I found a prime number theorem. All prime numbers except 2 and 3 are /sqrt(24a-23)=t . (a =positive integer, t =prime number) As an exception, 77 which is not a prime number comes up, but it seems to be treated as the only exception.

Key concepts: Prime (order theory), Prime number, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Prime factor, Integer (computer science), Almost prime, Number theory

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