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Finding Prime Numbers.

Finding prime numbers.

The starting formula is me(pn) = pn * x + a * L Knowing a prime number (pn) and the length (L) of its "combined sequence" (also known as "primorial"), this formula allows you to find numbers composed of two or more prime numbers; (pn) will always be the smallest of the prime factors. By appropriately choosing (x) and (a), we can make the composite number found, as much as we want, greater than (pn). ---------- Two formulas that work together to track the infinite prime numbers; who knows if anyone will know how to combine them. To learn more, read the pdf published on Zenodo.org. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4786547