Roshan's Conjecture: Revision history

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16 June 2024

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  • curprev 06:0706:07, 16 June 2024Roshan talk contribs 949 bytes +949 Created page with "When I was a young child, I noticed a pattern. Every number past 3 seemed to have a pair of primes 'around' it. # <math> (4-1) < 4 < (4+1) </math> # <math> (5-2) < 5 < (5+2) </math> # <math> (6-1) < 6 < (6+1) </math> # <math> (7-4) < 7 < (7+4) </math> # <math> (11324-45) < 11324 < (11324+45) </math> Notice how for every number you can think of, there's a prime below it and a prime above it equidistant from it. Better stated, what I concluded was that: <math>\forall n..."