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[Anonymous No.5836666]

Even Primes

As in 0/0, 1, 2, 4, 6(3), 10(5), 14, 22, 26, 34(17)... see where I'm going with this?

It gets to looking alot like wood I would think, think you could do a formula? Would be good for coding

[Recmath Time No.5836683]

So, just even multiples of primes? or do you mean primes x 2?

[Anonymous No.5836704]

>>5836666
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semiprime

Waste of quads.

[Pedro No.5836706]

>1
>prime

[Anonymous No.5836710]

>>5836704
ha, okay, they're skipping intricacies but ty

[Anonymous No.5836721]

>>5836710
There is no secret in the sequence 2p for p prime different from secrets in the sequence of primes, but nice try.

[Anonymous No.5836745]

>>5836721
no I mean they're adding stuff that's not natural of 'even' as in devidable by 2

Srry bout the impromptu vocab lesson but w/e

[Anonymous No.5836751]

>>5836666
They have something like this on project euler.

[Anonymous No.5836979]

>>5836666

[Anonymous No.5837023]

>>5836745
Then search the internet for even semiprimes? And stop bumping your own thread unless you have something interesting to share regarding your initial sequence.

[Anonymous No.5838265]

>>5837023
>implies question
>sages because to pussy to want to hear an answer
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