Distinct-prime Goldbach variation below the largest prime

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Let n⩾12n\geqslant 12 be an even integer, and let pp be the largest prime less than nn. Distinct-prime Goldbach variation. There exist distinct primes rr and ss such that

r<s<pandn=r+s.r<s<p\qquad\text{and}\qquad n=r+s.

This number-theoretic assertion is introduced because it would control the prime-graph comparison in the special cases of alternating groups discussed in the paper. It is presented as an assumed variation of Goldbach's conjecture and remains open.

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Timothy C. Burness and Elisa Covato, “On the prime graph of simple groups”, arXiv:1407.8128 (2014).

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