Prime Numbers as a Function of a Geometric Progression

danupp · 2017-10-23, 12:07

Dear forum members,
Hopefully this is posted in the correct category and deemed relevant. If not I apologize in advance.
An article with the title above was published just now. It would be very interesting to hear any feedback and comments. Both positive and negative. If the findings are wrong or irrelevant we would also very much like to hear so.

Please visit: http://vixra.org/abs/1710.0209

LaurV · 2017-10-27, 18:30

assuming you eliminate the word "prime" in all the document, how does the result changes?

danupp · 2017-11-04, 17:55

I am sorry LaurV but I do not understand what you are suggesting?

2017-10-23, 12:07	#1
danupp Oct 2017 10₂ Posts	Prime Numbers as a Function of a Geometric Progression Dear forum members, Hopefully this is posted in the correct category and deemed relevant. If not I apologize in advance. An article with the title above was published just now. It would be very interesting to hear any feedback and comments. Both positive and negative. If the findings are wrong or irrelevant we would also very much like to hear so. Please visit: http://vixra.org/abs/1710.0209

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2017-10-27, 18:30	#2
LaurV Romulan Interpreter Jun 2011 Thailand 21660₈ Posts	assuming you eliminate the word "prime" in all the document, how does the result changes?

2017-11-04, 17:55	#3
danupp Oct 2017 2 Posts	I am sorry LaurV but I do not understand what you are suggesting?