A look at the frequencies of pairs of last digits of successive primes:
/:~({.,#)/.~2]\10|p:4+i.1e7
1 1 446808
1 3 756071
1 7 769924
1 9 526953
3 1 593196
3 3 422302
3 7 714795
3 9 769915
7 1 639383
7 3 681759
7 7 422289
7 9 756852
9 1 820369
9 3 640076
9 7 593275
9 9 446032
The 1 follows 1 as rare as 9 follows 9, but rarer is 3 follows 3 as rare
as 7 follows 7. 9 1 most popular! Very curious. Probably should move to
JProg' Best, Cliff
On 3/14/2016 12:03 PM, R.E. Boss wrote:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160313-mathematicians-discover-prime-conspiracy/
R.E. Boss
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