Order discovered in the Prime Numbers

rom...@sbcglobal.net

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Jul 19, 2010, 11:50:05 AM7/19/10

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The first 1300 million primes are summed and then graphed to show the order
found.

See the WEB site for the paper

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Chris

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Jul 21, 2010, 2:58:25 AM7/21/10

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I found your article http://mister-computer.net/index.htm on Primes as quite
interesting. So Primes are not random. Facinating.
I never found any order in the primes. Does it mean you can gernerate prime
numbers from the order so found?

I found the method used to generate the surface obscure. Is the step the
point in the sequence of primes eg 1,2,3,5 5 would be step 4? Sum would be
11 (1+2+3+5) and the log (basis 1.618) of 11 is 0.217 so the co-ordinates
will be 5,11,0.217?

Is that what you mean?

Nowt to do with fusion.
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gb

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Jul 22, 2010, 2:40:14 PM7/22/10

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I was a kid when I wrote it, but I buffered up in a program
the first hundred prime numbers, then found a trick to
calculate millions of prime numbers in a second with a logic
going back to the first n number of buffered prime
numbers in a way, but I don't remember what I did.

It would be interesting what such a program as a
computer program would look like which based on
one algorithm comes back with say the trillionth
prime number, would come back instantly and
not come back after a long sequence of calculations.

I competed as a kid with an older super genius
programmer, and I created a much faster calculation
of prime numbers than he did. His best ran for 27
seconds, mine was under a second to calculate
the first 100 thousand prime numbers, back when
computers were slow.

Chris

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Aug 6, 2010, 5:33:41 AM8/6/10

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Congratulations.

My friend, a lady genius, invented a multiprocessor computer and software to
compute structures (for bridges, buildings, aircraft and so forth) that did
in 4 minutes what too 7 days on a normal pc at that time.

She is now a billionaire, her computer and software sold like hot cakes at
£20,000 (GBP) a time. She also designes aircraft parts.

She has had an interesting life so far.

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Androcles

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"Chris" <ns_cjrs@ns_chrisspages.co.uk> wrote in message
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| Congratulations.
|
| My friend, a lady genius, invented a multiprocessor computer and software
to
| compute structures (for bridges, buildings, aircraft and so forth) that
did
| in 4 minutes what too 7 days on a normal pc at that time.
|
| She is now a billionaire, her computer and software sold like hot cakes at

| #20,000 (GBP) a time. She also designes aircraft parts.

Yeah, but does she remember what she did? "gb" can't remember how
to walk the walk but he can still talk the talk. I believe him, of course,
he's the fuckin' Easter Bunny and Santa Claus on alternate Tuesdays.
Spends his time amusing children with fairy tales.