Interesting... although I'm trying to create mine so that the calculations do not move up exponentially each recursion... any hint as to where to find the algorithm? (Which journal, etc...)
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Interesting... although I'm trying to create mine so that the calculations do not move up exponentially each recursion... any hint as to where to find the algorithm? (Which journal, etc...)
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An arxiv search did not find the original article, but the new & improved version. Look at http://arxiv.org/math/papers/0406/0406001.pdf .This is a paper by a chap named Sebastian Martin Ruiz, and very representative of the type of paper I was remembering. I also checked the guy's reference list. Do you really want to know about Smarandache functions or fuzzy logic as applied to semigroups? I didn't. Best of luck--Steve
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Doh! The fractal pattern is self referential! I have found that any pattern I have looked using the function still requires a collection of iterations to find primes, just like looking for primes the ordinary way--but on a higher level. *Brain ache*Originally posted by vertion@Oct 20 2004, 01:35 AM
I would like to report that in addition to a linear pattern, I have found a fractal (subdivisional) pattern in the nature of prime numbers.
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