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The Good, the Bad and the Primes

I’ve finally made it to 98.5%!

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Fortran Prime Generator

Yet another pointless prime post! I wrote a prime number generator in Fortran.

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For A Few Primes More

So, what has my new computer been doing? I dug out a previous project and set it to work.

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Two Takes a Break

Two decides to take a vacation. “Thanks for representing me at the prime meeting tonight,” He tells Four as he hands him a pass, “I’m sure there won’t be any problems – I’ll be back in 2 weeks”. And with

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Eratosthenes’ Sieve

Because I can, this post is about finding prime numbers with the sieve of Eratosthenes.

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A Fistful of Primes

So with that now working, I set it off running.

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Fortran C binding test to primesieve

Previously: …it might be best to connect this to primesieve with Fortran’s ISO_C_BINDING module Guess what – it was time to do that.

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Wheel Factors

Wheel factorization is a method to find prime numbers. So that’s what this post is about.

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Number Spirals Part 2

Recall in part one I mentioned the root spiral and prime numbers. I won’t go into the history of how they came about (other than mention that Mr. Ulam was really bored) but I’ll point out some things of them.

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Prime gaps, visualized

This post looks at prime gaps and makes pictures out of them.

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