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LJB
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 12/22/04 06:57am
I don't even know whether Mathematica can do the following but in the feint hope it can:
How do you colour numbers depending on their factors. For example, I have written a function that computes the amount of ways that two primes numbers can be added together to make any desired even number g[k].
I have then plotted g[k] against k (desired even number) and have produed a lovely graph. It would now be fantastic if I could colour points on the graph so that if a number was divisible by 3 say, it was yellow, if it were divisible by 3 and 7 it was Magenta etc.
As I said before I do not know if this is even possible expecially for such a complicated function as the one I have which involves Prime, Count, SetAttributes, Orderless, Union, Flatten, Outer, ListPlot...!!
Thank you for your help.
Season's Greetings.
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