
In this work, it was shown that all prime numbers lie on precisely defined96 half-lines. This means that if a given number does not lie on any of the abovementionedhalf-lines, then it is definitely a composite number. It was thus shownthat all prime numbers satisfy a certain linear mathematical relationship.However, if a given number does not satisfy the above-mentioned relationship,then it is definitely a composite number. Additionally, an astonishing cyclicalnature of numbers was demonstrated.
primes, twin primes, chaos, General Mathematics (math.GM), FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - General Mathematics
primes, twin primes, chaos, General Mathematics (math.GM), FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - General Mathematics
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