Number Theory

    

Théorie Conceptuelle Des Concordances Fondamentales (Conceptual Theory of Fundamental Concordances)

Authors: Yves De-Mervent, Sarra Neji

La théorie des nombres repose sur plusieurs conventions. Nous reprenons la notion d’entiers naturels afin de montrer la pertinence de la remise en question de ces conventions, permettant d’apporter de nouveaux résultats. Nous démontrons des événements similaires entre les nombres premiers et les nombres composés d’un côté, et entre les couples de nombres premiers jumeaux et les couples de nombres composés jumeaux d’un autre côté. Nous démontrons une analogie entre les nombres entiers naturels et les rhésus sanguins du systèmes ABO. Number theory is based on several conventions. We study the concept of natural numbers to show the relevance of questioning these conventions, enabling it to bring new results. We demonstrate similar events between prime numbers and composite numbers on the one hand, and between pairs of twin primes and pairs of twin composite numbers on the other hand. We demonstrate an analogy between natural numbers and the Rh blood groups of the ABO system.

Comments: 73 Pages. en français. © SGDL n° 2013-07-0220. © ISBN 978-2-919648-32-0 disponible aux Éditions Pontcerq.

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