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Bertrand's conjecture
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Bertrand conjectured that for every positive integer  , there exists at least one prime  satisfying
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"Bertrand's conjecture" is owned by KimJ.
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Bertrand's postulate |
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Cross-references: prime, integer, positive
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This is version 8 of Bertrand's conjecture, born on 2001-10-16, modified 2006-10-26.
Object id is 251, canonical name is BertrandsConjecture.
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Classification:
| AMS MSC: | 11N05 (Number theory :: Multiplicative number theory :: Distribution of primes) |
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