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1. THERE EXISTS AT LEAST TWO PRIMES NUMBERS BETWEEN N^2 AND (N+1)^2, WHERE N IS A NATURAL NUMBER.
2. THERE EXISTS AT LEAST ONE TWIN-PRIME PAIR BETWEEN N^2 AND (N+2)^2, WHERE N IS AN ODD NATURAL NUMBER.
(THEREFORE THE TWIN PRIME CONJECTURE IS TRUE)
anyone will a powerful system can verify them.
Below is a link to the first of three papers aimed at possibly settling some prime number conjectures.
In this article, we present a simple approach to tackling most prime number conjectures.
The main statement is presented as a conjecture.
http://addo.esmartdesign.com/3e.htm"
CONSTRUCTIVE COMMENTS ARE WELCOME.
2. THERE EXISTS AT LEAST ONE TWIN-PRIME PAIR BETWEEN N^2 AND (N+2)^2, WHERE N IS AN ODD NATURAL NUMBER.
(THEREFORE THE TWIN PRIME CONJECTURE IS TRUE)
anyone will a powerful system can verify them.
Below is a link to the first of three papers aimed at possibly settling some prime number conjectures.
In this article, we present a simple approach to tackling most prime number conjectures.
The main statement is presented as a conjecture.
http://addo.esmartdesign.com/3e.htm"
CONSTRUCTIVE COMMENTS ARE WELCOME.
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