The asymptotic probability of being a 2-Sophie Germain prime
The asymptotic probability of being a 2-Sophie Germain prime
Let range over the prime numbers, and call a 2-Sophie Germain prime (or -SGP) when it satisfies the paper's definition of an -Sophie Germain prime with . The probability refers to the limiting proportion of such primes among primes as tends to infinity.
The 2-Sophie Germain prime probability conjecture. The probability that a given prime is -SGP converges to as .
The conjecture is motivated by numerical tables and computed estimates showing convergence toward ; no proof or resolution is supplied in the source.
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Primary source
A. Ramzy, “A primality test for Kp^n+1 numbers and a generalization of Safe Primes and Sophie Germain Primes”, arXiv:2207.12407 (2022).
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