Some Perspectives on Prime Number Theory and Its Relationship to Number Theory
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What if the age-old Goldbach Conjecture harbors more than a simple additive truth? In this groundbreaking work, Samuel Bonaya Buya explores the conjecture through three powerful interpretations—viewing every integer greater than one as the mean of two primes, framing every even number as a difference of primes, and introducing a novel prime gap formulation with geometric depth. This book presents a bold reimagining of prime behavior through algebraic, analytic, and geometric lenses. With accessible derivations, radical new formulations, and thought-provoking implications, the author illuminates how the conjecture interweaves with the deepest structures in prime number theory. From symmetry in prime distributions to insights into prime gaps and additive partitions, this book is not just a study of Goldbach—it is a compelling journey through the hidden architecture of the integers. Designed for both researchers and advanced enthusiasts, this volume redefines how we approach one of mathematics’ most enduring unsolved problems.