Thanks to my creative concepts, there is now a wider context for

• primes as Diagonal Sums, as sums of n² + m² and as sums of n² + m
• semiprimes as predictable series fitting into the “Digital Tables” of Primes and SemiPrimes
• and non-primes with odd Last Digits 1 3 7 9 as empty spaces in the pattern.

This wider “digital” context conveys that there’s more to Number thanks to the contribution that IT has been making to visualise human thinking.

As a minimum, the patterns are intriguing. At their best, they will serve as ‘proof of original and conceptual thinking’.

And the site demonstrates that

1. there are patterns of prime numbers hitherto unseen
2. there is a way of formulating and thus predicting the factorisation of semiprimes.

Taken out of their context, here are some of the patterns with Prime Numbers – best viewed as Carousel by clicking on an image:

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