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Admissible constellations of primes are patterns which, like the twin primes, no simple divisibility relation would prevent from being repeated indefinitely in the series of primes. All admissible constellations, formed ofconsecutive primes, beginning with a prime <1000, are established, and some properties of such constellations in general are conjectured.
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Dedicated to Peter Naur on the occasion of his 60th birthday
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Erdös, P., Riesel, H. On admissible constellations of consecutive primes. BIT 28, 391–396 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01941122
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