- so how many twin primes exist such that ,like (5,7) , so like
(5+7) +/- 1 = (11,13) so such that if we assum or subtract 1 to/from they sum will result new twin primes ?
- is it possibille that will exist infinity number from these twin primes like these (5,7) ?

Question

- so how many twin primes exist such that ,like (5,7) , so like 
 (5+7) +/- 1 = (11,13) so such that if we assum or subtract 1 to/from they sum will result new twin primes ?
- is it possibille that will exist infinity number from these twin primes like these (5,7) ?

jamesj · Answer

To quote: "It is conjectured that there are an infinite number of twin primes (this is one form of the twin prime conjecture), but proving this remains one of the most elusive open problems in number theory." http://mathworld.wolfram.com/TwinPrimes.html