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AM24 050 abstractium-211
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altermaven
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ALTERMAVEN                        2024-06-05 02:29
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"CYCLES"  
  
211 IS KNOWN AS A CHEN PRIME - BASED ON CHEN'S THEOREM THAT A GIVEN PRIME NUMBER IS A CHEN PRIME IF P+2 EQUALS A PRIME OR A SEMIPRIME -- THE PRODUCT OF TWO PRIME NUMBERS. 2P+2 SATISFIES CHEN'S THEROEM, IN WHICH THAT ANY SUFFICIENTLY LARGE NUMBER IS THE RESULT OF A COMBINATION OF TWO PRIMES, OR THE PRODUCT OF A PRIME AND A SUBPRIME.  
  
211+2 = 213, WHICH IS THE PRODUCT OF 3 AND 71, WHICH ARE PRIMES.