[Webmath] Goldbach's Conjecture
francillette thierry
tchdongue at hotmail.fr
Thu Sep 13 06:00:18 EDT 2007
Francillette thierry's new mail: Black Goldbach
Hello,
It s Known that X^2 - ( X1 + X2 )*X + ( X1*X2) = 0 (1), is used to
check
solutions of ax^2 + bx + c = 0.
With X1 = ( S + ( S^2 - 4*P)^.5)/2 and X2 = ( S - ( S^2 -
4*P)^.5)/2
S = X1 + X2, P = X1*X2
we have S^2 - 4*P > 0 with S>2*P^.5
Working in a diophantine issue : S >= 2[P^.5]+2 = S
minimum . (Smin)
If X1 and X2 are odds primes, ( X1+X2) is even and (P) is the product
of two primes
such as (1) is true.
Primes exist with no end (Euclide),
Evens Sums of two primes too.
Each couple of odds primes is connected to their sum in (1)
and each sum of two primes, it mean an even value, check it with the
corresponding product.
We can say that, through (1),
All even number (>= 6) is sum of two primes (with P >=9), because three is
the more little
odd prime.
But X^2 - 4*X + 4 = 0 with X1+X2 = X1 * X2 = 4 and X1=X2=4
Well, number two is the only even prime,
So, as Goldbach told it ( summarised by Euler) :
All even number (>= 4) is sum of two primes.
If we have (P) , product of two primes,
it is possible to find X1 and X2, by checking the evens values from
(Smin) until S=X1+X2
giving X1 and X2 integers.
It is less known that X2^2 - (X1-X2)*X - P = 0 , it mean a negative
sign before P,
work too, with what I called the Black
Delta = bd= X1 - X2
scanned from the minimum = 2,
corresponding to
twins primes.
with X1 = ( bd + ( bd^2 + 4P)^.5) / 2 and X2 ...
It is obvious that big numbers, product of two primes, create big value
(S) and (bd).
But scan of them can be reduced by knwoing particulars congruences linked to
the prime form
6x more or less 1, giving four forms of products ( pjboadll arithmetics
progressions from a precedent mail ...)
We just have to imagine thousands computers working on it ...
FRANCILLETTE thierry
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