The central problem in number theory and the mean value theorem of primes up to a given number x

Yessenbek R. Ushtenov

Abstract


 suggest a solution to the problem of the distribution of prime numbers in a series developed by me method thoroughly different from evidence of other mathematicians. So far this task has not been completed, because there is no guaranteed minimum amount of remaining member, and many of the proofs of the Prime Numbers Theorem (PNT) are very complex. I'm radically redefined the issue of distribution of prime numbers and found, in my opinion, the decision to order more precisely the previously known, and that is important, more simple and transparent.

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