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Martin Sleziak
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How to prove there is infinite prime numbers of form $5n+3$ without Dirichlet theorem?

Is there a nice elementary way to prove there is infinite prime numbers of form $5n+3$ (also for $5n+2$) with $n\in \mathbb{N}$?

I know how to do it for primes of form $pn+1$ for any prime $p\geq 3$ but not in this case.

I'm also familiar with the theorems of Schur and Murty.