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Primes and Composites of the Form 10^N + 3
An original computational number theory problem concerning composites and primes of a certain form is investigated, with a proof of infinite composites also provided. Other analysis and computations are listed and explained.
Words: 1183 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Jason EarlsComputations on the Reverse-and-Add 196-Problem
The famous 196-Problem is investigated with a few new computations provided. Terms in the trajectory of Lychrel numbers are examined for being "close" to palindromic. Plus plenty of data is listed along with a new conjecture and some original sequences.
Words: 1587 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Jason EarlsOn the Distribution of Harshad Numbers
An original computational number theory problem concerning Harshad numbers is investigated, with plenty of data provided. Inspired by the distribution of prime numbers, this problem involves taking "slices" out of the number line and examining them for Harshad numbers.
Words: 1729 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Jason EarlsInfinity Concrete Prime
An original "concrete prime" that spells out "infinity" in its decimal expansion is given, with a computational proof that primes are infinite. Also one-word poems are discussed.
Words: 938 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Jason EarlsPrimes Expressible as Sums of Triangular Numbers and Squares
An original computational number theory problem is investigated, with plenty of data provided. The problem concerns prime numbers, square numbers, and triangular numbers, with definitions listed for each.
Words: 749 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Jason EarlsIntroduction to Complex Numbers and the Imaginary Unit
This article provides a basic introduction to the Imaginary Unit and to related Complex Analysis concepts. It includes straightforward definitions of concepts such as the imaginary unit “i”, complex numbers, the complex plane and complex maps. It also goes over useful calculation fundamentals, such as how to calculate powers of “i”, how to divide by “i” and how to calculate the square root of “i".
Words: 614 Downloads: 0 Category: Math By: Eve