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Prime Sequences and Distributions

05 January 2021, Version 2
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Abstract

The method of prime modulo cycles or prime harmonics was applied in the analysis of several types of consecutive prime distributions such as single primes; quadruplet primes; and several cases of Polignac’s conjecture, allowing to produce estimates for the number of sequences in an arbitrary range. As well, a complete classification of consecutive prime sequences is given

Keywords

Number theory
Prime number distribution
Prime sequences
Polignac's conjecture

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Version History

Jan 05, 2021 Version 2

Version Notes

Minor addition: conditions for NP-distributions (Section 4.1) Minor addition: conditions for conjecture N > 8 (Section 5.4)

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DOI

10.33774/coe-2020-g9d1m-v2
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