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User proposes Prime Number Theorem analogy for sequences

A user on Mastodon has drawn an analogy between the Prime Number Theorem and a hypothetical "conjecture 9" for natural numbers. They propose that a similar theorem might exist for other sequences, even trivial ones like polynomial sequences. The user also references a tool or model called "GPT-5.6 Sol" in relation to this mathematical exploration. AI

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User proposes Prime Number Theorem analogy for sequences

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Prompt: "I have always seen the Prime Number Theorem as the "conjecture 9" of the natural numbers. Could there be a "PNT" for each sequences (sometimes trivial

    Prompt: "I have always seen the Prime Number Theorem as the "conjecture 9" of the natural numbers. Could there be a "PNT" for each sequences (sometimes trivial like the polynomial sequences)" GPT-5.6 Sol - Max, HTML report: ➡️ https:// decompwlj.com/GPTSol_WLJ_PNT_f or_every_sequ…