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The Infinite Twin Prime Problem

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Veritasium5 months ago

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Matthew Clark5 months ago

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Sinan Gümüş4 months ago

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MindOfMyers3 months ago

infinite is the right word We have found hundreds of millions of twin prime pairs The largest known pair has 388,342 digits each We have never found a last one We also cannot prove there isn't one That gap between what we know and what we can prove is where mathematics actually lives @QuantaMagazine @numberphile @amermathsoc

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Daniel Maison🥩4 months ago

🧐

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Juergentron90004 months ago

I looked into the abyss of primes and reeled in horror. I created this and I'm praying I never have to look at it again.

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Doniyor4 months ago

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Juergentron90004 months ago

Hahaha now this isn't me but I like this guy. Ü=(√3)(1-4α/3+(α^2)/(√e))=α_G/(α^18)=G(m_p^2)/((α^18)ħc)=1.7152542 just my crank theorem stab at it UFT. A real scientist could probably break it in a short time, my efforts have failed.

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