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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
one can look at mathoverflow.net/questions/49751/…
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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
and a kind of joke :if i allow p=p'+/-2^m+/-2^n?
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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
do you have a good answer to this closed question too?mathoverflow.net/questions/49730/twin-primes-etc-closed
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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
if i allow p=p'-2^n too?
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form of primes:prime plus a power of 2?
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Chen's Theorem with congruence conditions.
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Chen's Theorem with congruence conditions.
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Chen's Theorem with congruence conditions.
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Chen's Theorem with congruence conditions.
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
i will ask it again
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
but know it seems closed .is it?
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
do you have an easy answer for a say 100?
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
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Is this a (well known) open problem?(infinitness and more on $anm \pm n\pm m$ )
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question in prime numbers
thats true but with not equal
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question in prime numbers
for 19 you need 46 numbers with only 2 holes
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question in prime numbers
thnx for the analytic answer
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