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| Apr15-11, 04:05 AM | #1 |
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How many primes needed for the GOLDBACH CONJECTURE?
Out of the 664579 primes <10'000'000, just 10'545 selected prime numbers are needed to secure at least one Goldbach partition for any even number <10'000'000, less than 2%!
Considering all even numbers <10'000'000, the average count of Goldbach partitions amounts to 3'344 (per even number, using all primes <10'000'000), whereas, on the basis of the selected primes, the average count is just 6,93, less than 2/1000. Article attached explains algorithm for selecting prime numbers. |
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