Similarity in the statistics of prime numbers. (English) Zbl 0969.11500
Summary: We present numerical evidence for regularities in the distribution of gaps between primes when these are divided into congruence families (in Dirichlet’s classification). The histograms for the distribution of gaps of families are scale invariant.
MSC:
11A41 | Primes |
11K99 | Probabilistic theory: distribution modulo \(1\); metric theory of algorithms |
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