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60stars Astrology Season Essay
English version
By TOKYO-TANUKI
Φ²⁸ 60 Stars Astrology: Season Essay Extra: Tanu-chan's Unfinished Obsession Part 2
1. So, continuing from last time.
I'll write about what Tanu-chan didn't do because I got scared of prime numbers.
I'll write about what Tanu-chan didn't do because I got scared of prime numbers.
Well, the idea that completely solo primes (primes that never become twin primes no matter how many times you add 120) have a 120-period cycle is just Tanu-chan's delusion, but I don't know if there's any pattern to that cycle.
For example, 23 (a solo prime) goes:
For example, 23 (a solo prime) goes:
23 → 263 (sole prime) → 383 (sole prime) → 503 (sole prime) → 743 (sole prime) → 863 ( solo prime ) → 983 ( solo prime ) → 1103 ( solo prime ) → 1223 ( solo prime ) → 1583 ( solo prime ) → 1823 ( solo prime ) → 2063 ( solo prime )
...and so on, with solo primes continuing.
But the intervals between them are inconsistent—sometimes 120, sometimes 240, sometimes 360.
I think there's some kind of rhythm to it, but generally, as the numbers get larger, the intervals tend to widen.
I think there's some kind of rhythm to it, but generally, as the numbers get larger, the intervals tend to widen.
For example, 48023 = 120 × (40) + 23 is a perfect solo prime.
After that, it goes:
48023 → 48383 (solo prime) → 48623 (solo prime) → 49103 ( solo prime )
48023 → 48383 (solo prime) → 48623 (solo prime) → 49103 ( solo prime )
The intervals are roughly 360, 240, and 480.
...But it's not like the intervals suddenly widen dramatically.
By the way, strangely enough, Mersenne primes occur in either the 7 or 31 sequence among prime numbers.
That is, Mersenne primes lie on the line
7 + 120n
or
31 + 120n
...For example, the Mersenne primes
8191 = 31 + (120 × 68)
2147483647 = 7 + (120 × 17895697)
2305843009213693951
= 31 + (120 × 19215358410114116)
...
7 is a solitary (solo) prime, but 31 belongs to a twin prime group in ZF75.
Why only 7 and 31???
2. Tanu-chan wonders if the world of primes might be like balloons arranged in a mirrored pattern, slowly inflating.
.....It seems a bit different from a spiral🌀.
.....Maybe we could actually observe “Chebyshev's skewness” properly.
Well, this is all just my delusions, though.
..........I thought I'd try writing down all these wild ideas, but I had a scary dream, so I gave up on prime numbers.
If anyone manages to create a good visual of all primes, a good shapes, please tell Tanu-chan secretly!
Tanu-chan💓 TOKYO-TANUKI💛

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