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Other interesting patterns are formed if the elements not divisible by other numbers are filled, especially those indivisible by prime numbers.
Title: sieve of eratosthenes: comment: a natural number is prime if it has exactly two positive divisors, 1 and itself.
Lets figure out a pattern for prime numbers.
Mathematics > number theory ok, here's a challenge for you guys.
N: pfcpn(n) the fundamental theorem of arithmetic insists that each positive whole number can uniquely be expressed as the product of powers of prime numbers.