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can i use \(\mathbb P\) to denote the set of prime numbers
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I searched net for this, : The set of all primes is often denoted P. source : wikipedia
you can use any letter you want
where on that page @SheldonEinstein /
is there are more common notation @Zarkon
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there is no universal notation for the set if prime numbers. i have a set theory book where \(\mathbb{P}=\mathbb{R}\setminus\mathbb{Q}\)
*of prime numbers
@UnkleRhaukus search for "denote" there in the page link of wikipedia, you will get it!
Yes, u can (but you will still have to say what it is)
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