11/16/2014, 07:40 PM
To estimate A(M) I use the following
Tommy's density estimate
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Let f(n) be a strictly increasing integer function such that f(n)-f(n-1) is also a strictly increasing integer function.
Then to represent a positive density of primes between 2 and M
we need to take T_f(M) elements of f(n).
T_f(M) is about ln(M)/ln(f^[-1](M)).
This is an upper estimate.
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In this case to represent a positive density of primes between 2 and M we then need about
ln(M)/ln^[3/2](M) 2S numbers.
This is a brute upper estimate.
A(M) is estimated as sqrt( ln(M)/ln^[3/2](M) ).
Improvement should be possible.
regards
tommy1729
Tommy's density estimate
***
Let f(n) be a strictly increasing integer function such that f(n)-f(n-1) is also a strictly increasing integer function.
Then to represent a positive density of primes between 2 and M
we need to take T_f(M) elements of f(n).
T_f(M) is about ln(M)/ln(f^[-1](M)).
This is an upper estimate.
***
In this case to represent a positive density of primes between 2 and M we then need about
ln(M)/ln^[3/2](M) 2S numbers.
This is a brute upper estimate.
A(M) is estimated as sqrt( ln(M)/ln^[3/2](M) ).
Improvement should be possible.
regards
tommy1729

