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Prime Number Research

This is an informal dump of my findings so far, minus chartings at the moment until I come back to formally reference this. I have no prior experience in primes, or number theory for that matter, which is why I thought it would be useful to use some of my custom field-acquired data science methods which are quite unconventional to an important topic. So far I've only spent a few good days working on this, but, like my other work, I plan to consistently work on this and apply new/fresh ideas as I come up with them outside of the working time. Brute Forcing Equations Before sighing, take a moment to consider how the prime number set is the perfect set for brute forcing an algorithm to fit it. We know it grows in a sporatic pattern, but doesn't follow a simple, common curve. Now apply human bias in engineering algorithms and solutions, and our difficulty grasping non-linears, and you hopefully see how brute forcing equations can help us potentially extract understanding. Problems