The simultaneous-primes conjecture for and
The simultaneous-primes conjecture for and
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Let be a prime satisfying and . Simultaneous-primes conjecture. There are infinitely many numbers such that both and are prime. This is an infinitude assertion of prime values in a quadratic pattern; the source presents it without a proof, and it is used to motivate the existence of infinitely many examples rather than established in the paper.
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Primary source
Roberto Hernandez, “Rational Points on a Family of Genus 3 Hyperelliptic Curves”, arXiv:2510.17791 (2025).
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