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by viraghr
2945 days ago
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>It is more natural to talk about primality as a test that can be done independent of any assumptions about other primes, but rather as a matter of whether it can be expressed as the multiple of some number other than 1 and itself This is clearly not what I was doing. I clearly referred to having no smaller prime factors. Anyway this aside is tiresome, it's like poking me for saying "every positive integer has a prime factorization" and then asking, okay, so what about 1 or something. I think my proof is fine and I'm not going to defend it anymore. |
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