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1984
How are the primes distributed among the integers? Here “distribution” is a misleading term because a given positive integer either is a prime or is not a prime — there is nothing chancy about primality. Yet superficially, the occurrence of primes appears to be rather haphazard, and, indeed, many properties can be derived by playing “dumb” and assuming
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How are the primes distributed among the integers? Here “distribution” is a misleading term because a given positive integer either is a prime or is not a prime — there is nothing chancy about primality. Yet superficially, the occurrence of primes appears to be rather haphazard, and, indeed, many properties can be derived by playing “dumb” and assuming
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PRIME DIVISORS ARE POISSON DISTRIBUTED
International Journal of Number Theory, 2007We show that the set of prime factors of almost all integers are "Poisson distributed", and that this remains true (appropriately formulated) even when we restrict the number of prime factors of the integer. Our results have inspired analogous results about the distribution of cycle lengths of permutations.
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How Are the Prime Numbers Distributed?
1988As I have already stressed, the various proofs of existence of infinitely many primes are not constructive and do not give an indication of how to determine the nth prime number. Equivalently, the proofs do not indicate how many primes are less than any given number N.
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On the counting function of irregular primes
Indagationes Mathematicae, 2015Amalia Pizarro-Madariaga +2 more
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Cramér vs. Cramér. On Cramér's probabilistic model for primes
Functiones Et Approximatio, Commentarii Mathematici, 2007János Pintz
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Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2016Kannan Soundararajan +1 more
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Mathematical Attack of RSA by Extending the Sum of Squares of Primes to Factorize a Semi-Prime
Mathematical and Computational Applications, 2020Anthony Overmars +1 more
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