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Someone Makes This A Necklace (emirp) #shorts

Vsauce2 Aug 4, 2022 19:45
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Some recreational mathematicians call this sort of thing a "Digital Bracelet" because it's a circular arrangement of digits that has no clear beginning, end, or even direction. The digits 1, 9, 3, 9, 3, 9 can be progressively transposed to create a fluid circle of 6-digit prime numbers that works forward and backward. You can start with any digit on this circle and move in either direction to generate a prime. The pattern is both simple and mathematically beautiful -- and THAT is why someone needs to make this into a necklace. #vsauce #education #maths
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