Re: Prime numbers
- From: luiroto@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 5 Jul 2006 14:42:29 -0700
I always tell my students to look for the pattern. I believe whole
heartedly that theres a definite ordering to the prime numbers. >
Derek
Ordering of the prime numbers?
The prime numbers are produced by the algorithm of the Eratosthenes
Sieve. That algorithm is equivalent to a Pseudorandom Generator.
It is a Chaos generator. Each pass for deleting the multiples of a
given
prime produces new primes with different gaps that have a devastating
efect
in the distant numbers. Example: Between 1322 and 1422 there are
only 7 primes while between 1423 and 1523 there are 18.
Moreover the quantity of primes by equal intervals follows a
statistical
distribution known as the Gauss Distribution.
.
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