Conjecture 41: An Asymptotic Approximation for the Prime Count−41 Function
Prime numbers; Conjecture F; n-square Zeta; Polynomial v41; Conjecture 41.
The Hardy-Littlewood F Conjecture, proposed in 1922, states that certain quadratic functions generate infinitely many prime numbers, and provides an asymptotic relationship for the counting function of prime numbers. The present work exposes Conjecture 41, which states that the function count of primes−41, generated by the 2nd degree polynomial v41(x) = x^2 + 81x + 41^2, obtained through the n-square Zeta, is asymptotically equal to x/(A ln x+B) and verifies that if the conjecture were true, the polynomial would generate infinitely many prime numbers.