A partial solution to the Goldbach Conjecture

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The discussion centers on the proof of Ivan Vinogradov's theorem, which states that every sufficiently large odd integer can be expressed as the sum of three odd primes. Participants seek the original proof or a paraphrase, with references to resources such as the AMS article and Tim Gowers' lecture notes. The conversation highlights the need for a DVI viewer to access academic papers, with suggestions to install MiKTeX for Windows users to facilitate this process. Additionally, users share files in different formats, emphasizing the collaborative nature of academic resource sharing.

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  • Understanding of the Goldbach Conjecture
  • Familiarity with Ivan Vinogradov's theorem
  • Knowledge of DVI and PS file formats
  • Experience with MiKTeX installation and usage
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  • Research the original proof of Ivan Vinogradov's theorem
  • Learn how to use DVI viewers and converters like dvips
  • Explore Tim Gowers' lecture notes on number theory
  • Investigate alternative formats for academic papers, such as PDF
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Mathematicians, students of number theory, and anyone interested in the Goldbach Conjecture and related proofs will benefit from this discussion.

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im not trying to be a crank and give you a solution to it but I am looking for the proof of Ivan Vinogradov "that every sufficiently large odd integer can be expressed as the sum of three odd primes"( quoted from here:http://primes.utm.edu/glossary/page.php?sort=Vinogradov), the original proof or a paraphrase of it will be much appreciated (for free download)?



what i did find is this http://www.ams.org/era/1997-03-15/S1079-6762-97-00031-0/home.html but it's nor for free downloading
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tim gowers has the notes from a lecture course he gave on it in part III on his web page. www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~wtg10 link near the bottom
 
Originally posted by matt grime
tim gowers has the notes from a lecture course he gave on it in part III on his web page. www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/~wtg10 link near the bottom

the notes are in dvi, do you know where i can find the notes in ps or pdf format?
 
if you want to read papers then you'll need to get a dvi viewer cos dvi is one of the most common formats papers a distributed in (we tend to be old fashioned in views about these things). it will be worth it in the long run to install miktex on your windows box. it comes with a dvi viewer. there are others out there too, but i never tried one successfully without a miktex installation. of course it takes either broadband or patience to download miktex. in this case i'll download them for you dvips it and send you the file
 
ok I've got a ps version pm me your email address and i'll send it to you. it's too big to put on as an attachment here - 112K and the limit is 51.

matt
 
i sent you a pm, did you get it?

btw, thanks for converting it.
 
ok, I've sent it on to you at that address,
 
matt, what i received was the dvi format of the file. i thought you said you converted it into a ps format.
 

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