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Hardy–Littlewood twin-prime asymptotic conjecture (#{p≤N:p+2 prime}∼2C2​N/(logN)2)

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The local-density prediction for twin primes is the displayed asymptotic, with the twin-prime constant C2​. It is stronger than infinitude alone. The Selberg sieve proves the correct order of magnitude as an upper bound, but the parity problem in sieve theory prevents its elementary majorant from proving this conjectured asymptotic.
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