Number Theory

    

Just Two Primary Sets of Whole Numbers: Ultimates and Non-Ultimates

Authors: Jean-Yves Boulay

A mathematical definition integrating, for any number, the notion of inferiority of divisor makes it possible to classify the number zero, the number one and all the primes in a unique set. Also, a complementary definition makes it possible to classify all the other whole numbers into a second unique set. Thus the set ℕ is considered to consist of two sets of whole numbers at absolute properties.

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