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%I A140947
%S A140947 17,19,23,29,41,43,47,53,79,83,89,97,227,229,233,239,347,349,353,359,
%T A140947 349,353,359,367,379,383,389,397,439,443,449,457,569,571,577,587,641,
%U A140947 643,647,653,673,677,683,691,677,683,691,701,1031,1033,1039,1049
%N A140947 Four-columned array read by rows: each row gives a series of 4 consecutive
primes that share a 2nd-degree polynomial relationship and produce
a positive-only integer series from the derived quadratic.
%C A140947 These "proximate-prime polynomials" exhibit high prime densities. Of
the 333 under 100000, 46 have greater than 50% prime values for the
first 1000 terms. 2221 positive-only PPPs have been found under 1000000.
All positive-integer PPPs have complex roots (only negative-integer
PPPs, which are excluded) have real roots. The roots mostly have
a real part of 1/2 or a multiple of 1/2.
%D A140947 Purple Math: Finding the Next Number in a Sequence: The Method of Common
Differences http://www.purplemath.com/modules/nextnumb.htm
%D A140947 Robert Sacks, Method of Common Differences http://www.numberspiral.com/
p/common_diff.html
%H A140947 Michael M. Ross
The High Primality of Prime-Derived Quadratic Sequences (2007)
%H A140947 Michael M. Ross
How to Use Qtest (2007)
%F A140947 Method of common differences: if (P2 - P1) - (P3 - P2) = (P3 - P2) -
(P4 - P3) then polynomial is degree 2.
%e A140947 For 17, 19, 23, 29 the method of common differences produces coefficients
of 1, -1 and 17 for a polynomial expression of n^2 - n + 17.
%Y A140947 Cf. A126665, A126719.
%Y A140947 Sequence in context: A106933 A106932 A007635 this_sequence A144487 A108266
A102325
%Y A140947 Adjacent sequences: A140944 A140945 A140946 this_sequence A140948 A140949
A140950
%K A140947 nonn,uned,tabf
%O A140947 1,1
%A A140947 Michael M. Ross (michaelmross(AT)gmail.com), Jul 24 2008
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