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A Counterexample in Number Theory: Falsification of a Computational Conjecture

Authors: SOVEREIGN Research Kernel;

A Counterexample in Number Theory: Falsification of a Computational Conjecture

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We report the falsification of the following conjecture: For every integer n >= 3, if the Fibonacci number F_n is prime, then n must be a prime number, AND the index n satisfies the property that 2n+1 is either a prime number or a semiprime (product of exactly two primes, not necessarily distinct). Further. A counterexample was discovered computationally: witness = 13. This result was obtained by the SOVEREIGN autonomous research system.

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