Hofstadteriana with primes
Jacques Tramu
jacques.tramu at echolalie.com
Tue Jun 26 21:55:57 CEST 2007
From: "Eric Angelini" <Eric.Angelini at kntv.be>
>
> Hello SeqFans,
>
> S = 1 3 8 15 26 39 56 75 98 127 158 195 236 279 326...
> d = 2 5 7 11 13 17 19 23 29 31 37 41 43 47 ...
>
> - start S with 1
> - add the smallest prime not yet added and not already present in S
>
> Question:
> - What could be the ratio primes/composites of S?
Pleese find herewith :
n, S[n] , np = # of primes in S[1..n], ratio = np/n (%)
1000 3724118 79 7.9000000000
2000 16391590 137 6.8500000000
3000 38857028 194 6.4666666667
4000 71609700 260 6.5000000000
5000 114938340 309 6.1800000000
6000 169071260 354 5.9000000000
7000 234234190 393 5.6142857143
8000 310623308 444 5.5500000000
9000 398353906 500 5.5555555556
10000 497496444 551 5.5100000000
11000 608310496 595 5.4090909091
12000 730829204 642 5.3500000000
13000 865068282 693 5.3307692308
14000 1011175982 743 5.3071428571
15000 1169195340 777 5.1800000000
16000 1339435452 826 5.1625000000
17000 1521736078 863 5.0764705882
18000 1716121198 909 5.0500000000
19000 1922775792 967 5.0894736842
20000 2141711486 1009 5.0450000000
21000 2372927660 1054 5.0190476190
22000 2616641270 1091 4.9590909091
23000 2872744162 1156 5.0260869565
24000 3141343994 1193 4.9708333333
I have a proof that the limit of the ratio is 5%, unfortunately,
the left margin of this sheet of paper is too small ....
regards,
JT
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