Goldbachs
Goldbachs refers to conjectures and statements named after the 18th-century Prussian mathematician Christian Goldbach. In mathematics, the most prominent Goldbachs are two conjectures about expressing integers as sums of primes. Together, they form a central topic in additive number theory.
The strong Goldbach conjecture, or simply Goldbach’s conjecture, asserts that every even integer greater than 2
The weak Goldbach conjecture, also called the ternary Goldbach conjecture, states that every odd integer greater
Christian Goldbach proposed these ideas in a 1742 correspondence with Leonhard Euler, outlining the idea that
In modern mathematics, the strong conjecture remains open, while the weak conjecture is proven. The topic continues