<b>Pseudo-Isolated Numbers (PIN): A New Class of Composite Numbers</b>

This article introduces a research program to study a new class of composite numbers, called Pseudo-Isolated Numbers (PIN), defined by their unique position between two consecutive prime numbers. where does it go to present its formal definition. This research program can open new perspectives in number theory and suggests potential applications in cryptography and algorithmic theory,...,etc,...

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2024-11-14
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.27798507
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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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Abstract

This article introduces a research program to study a new class of composite numbers, called Pseudo-Isolated Numbers (PIN), defined by their unique position between two consecutive prime numbers. where does it go to present its formal definition. This research program can open new perspectives in number theory and suggests potential applications in cryptography and algorithmic theory,...,etc,...

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