Minimum Prime Bound in Square Intervals
This paper presents a proof of Legendreβs Conjecture by analyzing the distribution of odd composite and their elimination through odd composite sequences. The odd integer sequence is expressed as πβ₯3 = 3 + 2ππ, while odd composite numbers are represented as ππ = π2 + 2πππ, where π is prime and ππ β₯ 0. Each prime-square sequence introduces a systematic elimination of odd composite numbers, reducing the density of primes in the sequence. By sequentially applying elimination factors (π β 1)/π for primes π β₯ 3, we derive a lower bound for prime density: d/(dr_O ) N_pβ₯2/p Considering theβ¦
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