Get up to page 81 and then breathe . . . .
Deal,
did some spring cleaning and now I cant find where I hid this book.
Sat and got still and some hunches came to mind of where it might be hiding
Home run
ditto
Like Van Gogh, no?
Lightning in Super Slow Motion
"When swimming through water, the snake leaves traces in the form of wavy circles, which exactly correspond to the dynamics of the shape of prime numbers.
A prime number is a natural number greater than 1 that has no positive factors other than 1 and itself. Prime numbers are specific numbers.
Don Zagier, a distinguished expert, said: “Looking at these figures, one feels the presence of one of the inexplicable mysteries of creation.
The images you see here are created using circles with diameters of successive primes, superimposed on each other and repeated from a common source. For each natural number “n” we draw a periodic curve from the origin intersecting the “x” axis in “n” and its multiples. Prime numbers are those that are intersected by just two curves: the prime number itself and one.
This is a simple method of constructing prime numbers using geometry."
