Re: Number Theory

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From: Paul Joseph Perrone
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 02:20

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This is posted in correction of my first posting (#616) regarding
prime number theory. I apologize for my mistatement of the problem,
but here is the correct statement of the problem:

What is the LARGEST set of prime numbers with the following criteria:
      1) No Prime in this set can be greater than 1 million;
      2) No sum nor difference between any two primes in this set
         can equal any other sum or difference between any other
         combinations of primes in this set?

And how can I generate these numbers?

I would appreciate any references or direction that might be given to
me toward this problem. Thanx again to any who might reply to this
posting.

Sincerely,

Paul Perrone

pjp9q@virginia.edu

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