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Partitioning an even number of the new formulation into all pairs of odd numbers
Journal of Mathematical Problems Equations and Statistics · 2023 · Vol. 4(2) · pp. 35–37
Daniel Sankei✉(Meru University of Science and Technology)Loyford Njagi(Meru University of Science and Technology)Josephine Mutembei(Meru University of Science and Technology)
Abstract
We present a new algorithm for partitioning an even number of the form (p1 + p2) + (p2 – p1)n [1] into pairs of odd numbers. We have also presented a general proof of partitioning the even number of this form into all pairs of odd numbers. Since prime numbers greater than 2 are subsets of odd numbers, it is expected that in these pairs of odd numbers, there exist at least one Goldbach’s partition. These results could therefore have remarkable application to the solution to the Strong Goldbach’s Conjecture.
Analytic Number Theory ResearchLimits and Structures in Graph TheoryGoldbach's conjectureCombinatoricsPartition (number theory)MathematicsPrime numberNumber theoryConjectureDiscrete mathematics
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