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Natural prime
numbers are comprised of two sets of numbers, which are uniformly
distributed.
The sets are: Par prime numbers and Par3 prime numbers, which are
determined by the diagonal, "d," of the Pulsoids
that underlie seminal motion.
Unlike conventional prime numbers, there is nothing random about the distribution of the Natural
prime numbers;
their distribution is uniform; so much so, that they are the
"scale of Nature."
Natural prime number can be "mapped" with simple algebraic functions
to every integer except "0" and +1. Even the "0" and
+1 limitation is arguable.
Thank you for your interest. Natural prime numbers can be a difficult concept
to grasp; should you have any further questions regarding the concept of
Natural prime numbers, please
E-mail for assistance.
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