Viggo Brun, using the sieve method, showed that the number of them less than a given number, x, is much less than x divided by the square of the log of x. The Hardy-Littlewood conjecture (*) is a generalization of the guess regarding these numbers, and it concerns their distribution. FTP, identify these pairs of unfactorable numbers that represent,
Viggo Brun, using the sieve method, showed that the number of them less than a given number, x, is much less than x divided by the square of the log of x. The Hardy-Littlewood conjecture (*) is a generalization of the guess regarding these numbers, and it concerns their distribution. FTP, identify these pairs of unfactorable numbers that represent, with the exception of 2 and 3, the smallest possible distance between them.
Viggo Brun, using the sieve method, showed that the number of them less than a given number, x, is much less than x divided by the square of the log of x.
{Twin Prime}s