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Friday, December 23, 2022

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Consider,

 2n=p+q

2nq=p

let q=ab

2nab=p ---(*)

2nbab=p

If p is prime,

b=2nba or

b=1

When b=1,

2na=p is prime

we have instead,

2n=p+a

so,

a=q

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or from b=2noba

a=2nobb=b(2no1)

ab=2no1

for a specific number no and b not zero.

sub. into (*) we have,

2n2no+1=p

2(nno)+1 is prime as p is prime and n>no as primes are positive.

Let 2(ninoo)+1=qi where ni>noo for positive prime.

where ni is paired with noo to give qi as n and no is paired to give p.

In which case, we formulate,

qi+p=2(nno)+1+2(ninoo)+1

and so,

qi+p=2(n+ninonoo)+2=2nj

where nj=n+ninonoo+1 which is just another integer and both qi and p are prime.

Is nj strictly non negative?  Yes. And When we set n+ni=no+noo we start from nj=1.

What conjecture?  Goldbach's.  All yours.  This is not prove of the conjecture.  It proves that the sum of two primes are even.

Note:  The trick is to realize that no is not a running variable as n.