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From: Ludovicus on 19 May 2010 09:55
On May 18, 5:03 pm, Tom Chenault <chenault....(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> By eliminating all (6m-1) and (6m+1) composites, we obtain all twin primes.

Your algorithm is older than itch.
The marrow is to demonstrate that in the long run we always will find
a prime 6m - 1 followed by a 6m + 1.

From: spudnik on 19 May 2010 22:38
twins are always of the form, 6n plus and minus one?

> in the long run we always will find
> a prime 6m - 1 followed by a 6m + 1.

thusNso:
on the wayside, please,
attempt to "save the dysappearance"
of Newton's God-am corpuscular "theory,"
by not using them in equations with "momentum
(equals mass times directed velocity)."

thank *you* and nice a have day.

thusNso:
actually, receding glaciers are probably better
for rafting, compared to advancing ones, iff
there's more water.

thusNso:
can one tell a priori that a black surface will absorb more
infrared, since it is invisible in the first place, invoking,
perhaps, blackbody curves (and, there are "line spectra"
for both absorption & emmission) ??

I wish folks like Y'know and y'Know would at least *try*
to write their syllogistical theories in terms of,
"There Are No Photons?"

just this afternoon, a lecturer showed a slide
with a graph of "phonons from 0 to over 1 teracycles;"
is that the sound of light?

http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/PhysFAQ/General/LightMill/light-mill.html

thusNso:
I like all three of those;
note that there is a raw infinity
of trigona, two of whose edges are perpendicular
to the other edge, as far as spherical trig goes,
and I really like those "half lunes."

--y'know dot the surfer's value
of pi dot com period semicolon & I mean it!
http://\\:btty
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