Primes are of great importance and interest in mathematics partially due to their hard-to-predict distribution. A corollary of the Goldbach Conjecture is that two primes are equally distanced from a mid-point integer....Primes are of great importance and interest in mathematics partially due to their hard-to-predict distribution. A corollary of the Goldbach Conjecture is that two primes are equally distanced from a mid-point integer. Here the authors demonstrate that most primes are bilateral symmetrically distributed on the both sides of the halves of super products (or their integer multiples) of primes. This pattern suggests that greater primes may be obtained more efficiently by subtracting smaller ones from constants equal to super products (or their integer multiples) of primes.展开更多
文摘Primes are of great importance and interest in mathematics partially due to their hard-to-predict distribution. A corollary of the Goldbach Conjecture is that two primes are equally distanced from a mid-point integer. Here the authors demonstrate that most primes are bilateral symmetrically distributed on the both sides of the halves of super products (or their integer multiples) of primes. This pattern suggests that greater primes may be obtained more efficiently by subtracting smaller ones from constants equal to super products (or their integer multiples) of primes.
