- An
arithmetic progression or
arithmetic sequence is a
sequence of
numbers such that the
difference from any
succeeding term to its
preceding term remains...
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primes in
arithmetic progression are any
sequence of at
least three prime numbers that are
consecutive terms in an
arithmetic progression. An example...
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yields a
geometric progression,
while taking the
logarithm of each term in a
geometric progression yields an
arithmetic progression. The
relation that...
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arithmetic progression, the sum of the
reciprocals of the
prime numbers in the
progression diverges and that
different such
arithmetic progressions with...
- Apostol, Tom M. (1976). "7. Dirichlet's
Theorem on
Primes in
Arithmetical Progressions".
Introduction to
Analytic Number Theory. New York; Heidelberg:...
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arithmetic progression, to
obtain a non-normal
magic square. Here
either s or r
should be a
multiple of n. Let us have s
arithmetic progressions given by...
- mathematics, a
harmonic progression (or
harmonic sequence) is a
progression formed by
taking the
reciprocals of an
arithmetic progression,
which is also known...
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Problems involving arithmetic progressions are of
interest in
number theory, combinatorics, and
computer science, both from
theoretical and
applied points...
- Roth's
theorem on
arithmetic progressions is a
result in
additive combinatorics concerning the
existence of
arithmetic progressions in
subsets of the...
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arithmetical progression". Sci. Record. New Series. 1: 311–313. MR 0105398. Chen,
Jingrun (1965). "On the
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arithmetical progression"...
