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Formulae for Primes Adrian Bowyer The set of prime numbers is identical with the set of positive values of as the variables range over the nonnegative integers. This seems superficially implausible because the expression is a product: the (k + 2) term at the start is multiplied by the expression in the curly brackets; but in fact all this means is that, when (k + 2) is not prime the second ...
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