The limiting constant for the ell∞ell_\infty number-trail length

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Let L∞(N)L_\infty(N) denote the total length of the number trail through the prime grid from 11 to NN, measured in the ell∞ell_\infty metric. The limiting-constant conjecture. The limit

lim⁡N→∞L∞(N)N=c0\lim_{N\to\infty}\frac{L_\infty(N)}{N}=c_0

exists, with c0≈2.28836951…c_0\approx 2.28836951\ldots. This asymptotic claim is supported by computations, but no proof or resolution is given in the source.

References

Primary source

István Kolossváry and István Kolossváry, “The Prime Grid. Introducing a geometric representation of natural numbers”, arXiv:1711.02903 (2017).

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