The infinity essence of all prime numbers
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1981-1322.2017v12n1p51Abstract
In this paper discussed the issues related to the infinity of all prime numbers, originally understood as the absence of these higher numbers, was demonstrated by Euclid (probably the first) about the year 300 b.C., when sought characterize the so-called perfect numbers. However, for the modern mathematics, it is still possible to classify the infinite sets about its size: “big infinity” or ”small infinity”. In this context, how the size is all the prime numbers? In the search for the answer to this question we are faced with so many demonstrations of the theorem of Euclid, linking different areas of mathematics, we believe in and review the question of infinity of prime numbers more completely. Then to answer these questions, recovering some of these interesting, important and ingenious demonstrations.
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