Prime numbers, Goldbach's conjecture, De Polignac's conjecture, Legendre's conjecture, Landau's conjecture, Mersenne's conjecture, and the Fermat number conjecture
Mohamed Sghiar
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Mohamed Sghiar
Abstract
Inspired by the article [3], the introduction of the function $\hat{\circledS}$ whose integer zeros are the prime numbers, will allow me to demonstrate analytically the Goldbach's conjecture [6], the De Polignac's Conjecture [7], the Legendre's conjecture [9], Landau's conjecture [10], Mersenne's conjecture [11] , and the Fermat number conjecture [12]
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Inspired by the article [3], the introduction of the function $\hat{\circledS}$ whose integer zeros are the prime numbers, will allow me to demonstrate analytically the Goldbach's conjecture [6], the De Polignac's Conjecture [7], the Legendre's conjecture [9], Landau's conjecture [10], Mersenne's conjecture [11] , and the Fermat number conjecture [12]
Key concepts: Collatz conjecture, Elliott–Halberstam conjecture, Goldbach's conjecture, Conjecture, Lonely runner conjecture, abc conjecture, Mathematics, Mersenne prime