A Prime Search: Pi[e = Mg = 1 + P2n] = 2 * Pi[g = 1 + Pn] = 2n. Poem by Dave Cole

A Prime Search: Pi[e = Mg = 1 + P2n] = 2 * Pi[g = 1 + Pn] = 2n.



As random as our walk may be along the natural number line to infinity,

We will find a prime in time...

So don't fret over the fewer golden nuggets ahead when so many are left behind.

Nature has provided what is needed.

Don't you see?

Symmetry is the key.

Euclid, Bertrand, Riemann, Hilbert, Noether, and other greats will second this.


And though the pickings may be sparse along the very rocky road ahead,

It is nonetheless worthwhile when the opportunity of uncommon even rears its head.

More golden nuggets are near?

Don't you see?


Goldbach and Euler tell us to be faithful but prudent.

Trust is not enough.

So calculate and gather wealth.

And be thankful for all the good there is...

Thank Lord GOD! Praise Lord GOD! Amen! :)

Monday, November 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: quest,science
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'Die ganzen Zahlen hat der liebe Gott gemacht, alles andere ist Menschenwerk' ('God made the integers, all else is the work of man.') - Leopold Kronecker

Note: Pi[*] is the prime-counting function.
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