A Proof of Twin Prime Number Conjecture
Zhi Li, Hua Li
Abstract
Zhi Li, Hua Li
Abstract
The twin prime conjecture was proposed by Alfonse de Polignac in 1849 and has not been proven for nearly 300 years. Since there is no mathematical model for prime numbers that can be completely and accurately represented, prime numbers are randomly distributed on the number axis, and twin prime numbers are also randomly distributed. This paper proves the twin prime number conjecture through probability and statistics, and further discovers the twin prime number distribution theorem and the prime pair distribution theorem.
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The twin prime conjecture was proposed by Alfonse de Polignac in 1849 and has not been proven for nearly 300 years. Since there is no mathematical model for prime numbers that can be completely and accurately represented, prime numbers are randomly distributed on the number axis, and twin prime numbers are also randomly distributed. This paper proves the twin prime number conjecture through probability and statistics, and further discovers the twin prime number distribution theorem and the prime pair distribution theorem.
Key concepts: Twin prime, Mathematics, Conjecture, Prime (order theory), Prime number, Prime k-tuple, Multiplicative number theory, Combinatorics