Wednesday, May 23, 2012

PROOF OF GOLDBACH CONJECTURE

ABSTRACT :


By grouping all the odd numbers greater than two into groups in modulo prime for all odd primes ≤ (E-3)^(1/2) (E = even number), we will get a special pattern that leads the lose of odd pairs which is not a prime pairs. With this method, we will create a base formula as an approximation to the number of prime pairs. Here, the formulation is focused on the even numbers that are critical (I refer to as the critical condition on all steps = CCAS). However, the actual initial state is in an unbalanced condition. Then, the balance and the tolerance are given in several different ways to obtain the minimum limit (lower bound) to the number of prime pairs as a guarantor formulation on the proof.
Several formula are drawn into graphics for very limited even numbers as shown on both graphs.

The formulation theoretical :


Monday, July 25, 2011

Goldbach's Conjecture


Goldbach's conjecture is one of the oldest unsolved problem in mathematics.

Problem: Prove that any even number greater than 2 is the sum of two primes.

My solution:
Critical even number mostly has the least
amount pairs of two primes. The formulation of the average amount pairs of two primes of critical even number formulated in logical processes due to perform minimum limit (lower bound) amount pairs of two primes for any even number. Then these formula drew into graphs in Visual Basic. The graph is just drawn for very limited even numbers among all infinite even numbers as shown on both graphs.


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