christx11
Jedi Master
For eleven years I have pondered over what if any significance there is in the periodic primorial sets. It seems the clues about primes being pyramidal, pyr, resonance in the primes, frequency of light, no dice, matrix mosaic, 'all of creation, of existence, is contained in 1, 2, 3!!!', and perhaps others may fit (35 code maybe). My guess is that they are fundamental and there is definitely no dice involved.
The periodic primorial sets can be seen by referring to Liu Fengsui who has used them mostly in modular proofs for the prime k-tuple conjecture and Sophie Germain prime conjecture. I think however that s/he is missing the bigger picture, the entire continuum (union of all periodic primorial sets) and also the details of each set's properties (periodic, reflexive, rotation). They all fit together interlocking into one giant infinite continuum.
Question - Are the periodic primorial sets the pyr, the resonance in the primes, the frequency of light?
The periodic primorial sets can be seen by referring to Liu Fengsui who has used them mostly in modular proofs for the prime k-tuple conjecture and Sophie Germain prime conjecture. I think however that s/he is missing the bigger picture, the entire continuum (union of all periodic primorial sets) and also the details of each set's properties (periodic, reflexive, rotation). They all fit together interlocking into one giant infinite continuum.
Question - Are the periodic primorial sets the pyr, the resonance in the primes, the frequency of light?