for the purpose of using the set of [ Assumed Prime-Numbers ] to formulate [ composite numbers ]
vs .
This necessary step that we must take ,
| Part I --- Introduction and Preliminaries | |
|---|---|
| Section I | Introduction |
| Section II | A Statement of Objectives |
| Part II --- Setting up the Equation | |
| Section III | Setting up the [ 412 Empty Bins ] |
| Section IV | The a-priori Assumptions and the [ Start-Off Position ] |
| Section V | Setting up the various { Input Strings of 412-elements } |
| Section VI | Knocking-off the [ Non-Prime Numbers ] |
| Section VII | An Example on Knocking-off [ Non-Prime Numbers ] |
| Section VIII | The { Output Strings of 412-elements } |
| Section IX | Setting up the Equation |
| Part III --- Looking at the Short-Cut to the Solution | |
| Section X | Short Cut #1 - [ 49 = 7 x 7 ] |
| Section XI | Short Cut #2 - [ 1543 over 7 ] |
| Section XII | Short Cut #3 - Using [ Modulo 210 ] in lieu |
| Part IV --- Using Product-Of-Primes as the Segregators on the [ Number Line ] | |
| Section XIII | { Product-of-Primes } as the Segregators on the [ Number Line ] |
| Part V --- Concluding Remarks | |
| Section XIV | Concluding Remarks |