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Gaps Among Products of m Primes

Chun-Xuan Jiang

P. O. Box 3924, Beijing 100854, P. R. China

Jiangchunxuan@vip.sohu.com

Abstract

Using Jiang function we prove gaps among products of prime:

infinitely-often,

where denotes the th prime.

Theorem 1. Let , gaps among products of two primes

infinitely-often. (1)

where represents the number of distinct prime factors of , , , .

Proof (see[1] p.146 theorem 3.1.154). Prime equations are

(2)

We have Jiang function

, (3)

where

We prove that there exist infinitely many odd integers such that , and are primes.

We have asymptotic formula

, (4)

where .

From (2) we have

,

, (5)

From (5) we prove

infinitely-often. (6)

We prove that there exist infinitely many triples of consecutive integers, each being the products of two distinct primes.

Theorem 2. Let , gaps among products of primes.

infinitely-often (7)

Proof (see [1] p.148, theorem 3.1.158). Suppose that and are three consecutive integers, each being the products of distinct primes. Let . We define the three prime equations

(8)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (8) we have

(9)

We prove

infinitely-often. (10)

Theorem 3. Let , gaps among products of two primes.

infinitely-often. (11)

Proof [1,2,3]. Prime equations are

(12)

Using Jiang function [1] we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

Frome (12) we have

(13)

We prove

infinitely-often. (14)

Theorem 4. Let , gaps among products of primes.

infinitely-often. (15)

Proof [1, 2, 3]. Suppose that and are three odd integers, each being the products of distinct primes. Let

We define three prime equations

, , (16)

Using Jiang function [1] we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (16) we have

,

,

. (17)

We prove

infinitely-often. (18)

Theorem 5. Let , gaps among products of primes.

infinitely-often. (19)

Proof. From (12) we have prime equations

, , , (20)

Using Jiang function [1] we can prove there exist infinitely many odd integers such that , , and are primes

From (20) we have

. (21)

We prove

infinitely-often. (22)

Using Jiang function we can prove that

infinitely-often. (23)

Theorem 6. Gaps among products of primes.

infintely-often. (24)

where denotes the th prime.

Proof. Let . We define the prime equations

, , , , .(25)

Using Jiang function [1] we can prove that there exist infinitely many odd integers such that , , are primes.

From (25) we have

,

,

,

,

……

. (26)

From(26)we have

infinitely-often.(27)

Using Jiang function [1] we can prove that

infinitely-often. (28)

Theorem 7. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (29)

Proof. We define prime equations

. (30)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (30)we have

(31)

From (31)we prove

infinitely-often. (32)

Theorem 8. Gaps between products of primes.

infinitely-often (33)

Proof. Suppose that and are two integers, each being the products of distinct

primes.

Let . We define prime equations

(34)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (34)we have

(35)

From (35)we prove

infinitely-often. (36)

Theorem 9. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (37)

Proof. We define prime equations

. (38)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (38)we have

(39)

From (39)we prove

infinitely-often. (40)

Theorem 10. Gaps between products of primes.

infinitely-often (41)

Proof. Suppose that and are two integers, each being the products of distinct

primes. Let . We define prime equations

(42)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that , and are primes.

From (42)we have

(43)

From(43)we prove

infinitely-often. (44)

Theorem 11. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (45)

Proof. Suppose . We define prime equations

. (46)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that and are primes.

From (46)we have

(47)

From (47)we prove that

infinitely-often. (48)

Using Jiang function we can prove that

infinitely-often (49)

Theorem 12. Gaps between products of two primes.

We study general solutions of

infinitely-often (50)

Proof. We define a prime equation

. (51)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many prime such that is a prime.

From (51)suppose . We define prime equations

(52)

Using Jiang function we can prove that there exist infinitely many integers such that and are primes.

From (52)we have

(53)

We prove that

infinitely-often. (54)

Theorem 13. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (55)

Using we define prime equations,

(56)

From (56)we have

(57)

We redefine prime equations

(58)

From(58)we have

(59)

Theorem 14. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (60)

Using we define prime equations,

(61)

From (61)we have

(62)

We redefine prime equations

(63)

From(63)we have

(64)

Theorem 15. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (65)

Using we define prime equations,

(66)

From (66)we have

(67)

We redefine prime equations

(68)

From(68)we have

(69)

Theorem 16. Gaps between products of two primes.

infinitely-often (70)

Using we define prime equations,

(71)

From (71)we have

(72)

We redefine prime equations

(73)

From(73)we have

(74)

Goldston et. al proved only

infinitely-often [4-5]. (75)

References

[1] Chun-Xuan Jiang, Foundations of Santilli’s isonumber theory with applicatio applications to new cryptograms, Fernat’s theorem and Goldbach’s conjecture. Inter. Acad. Press, 2002, MR2004c:11001, (http://www.i-b-r.org/docs/jiang.pdf) (http://www.wbabin.net/math/xuan13. pdf).

[2] Chun-Xuan Jiang, on the consecutive integers , (http:// www. wbabin.net /math/xuan40.pdf).

[3] Chun-Xuan Jiang, Jiang’s funciton in prime distribution. (http:// www. wbabin. net/ math/ xuan2. pdf).

[4] D. A. Goldston, S. W. Graham, J. Pintz and C. Y. Yildirim, Small gaps between products of two primes, Proc. London Math. Soc, 98 (2009) 741-774.

[5] D. A. Goldston, S. W. Graham, J. Pintz and C. Y. Yildirim, Small gaps between prime or almost primes, Trans. Am. Math. Soc.,361(2009)5285-5330.

美国匈牙利土耳其数学家正在研究两个数。有无限多个使得两个数每个都是两个素数相乘[4]。例如,这就是当代国际数学最高水平, 受到当代数学界的关注。他们并没有证明这个问题, 它比哥德巴赫猜想难一万倍。蒋春暄看到[4] 以后, 国外就这么点水平吹到天上去, 决定写本文, 在国内外散发。蒋春暄2002年结果[1]。从定理一得出,有无限多个使得三个数每个数都是两个素数相乘。从定理二得出,,有无限多个使得每个数都是个素数相乘。定理六,个数,有无限多个使得每个数都是个素数相乘,这样成果在过去没有数学家想象过,这是素数分布一个重要规律。将来一定会有广泛的应用。这是数学美!这是人类数学中最伟大成就, 在中国被评为最大伪科学, 中国不承认蒋春暄成就。It was therefore a great surprise for Erdos (and pobably for other number theorists as well) when C.Spiro proved in 1981 that d(x)=d(x + 5040) infinitely-often. It is theorem 11.There cannot modern prime theory without Jiang function.

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