A proof demonstrates that primorial-plus-one numbers are not always prime, highlighting inconsistencies in number theory.
Preprint v1 — A proof with explicit counterexample that primorial-plus-one numbers are not always prime. Abstract redacted pending IP review. Full abstract and unrestricted access will be available in v2 upon completion of intellectual property proceedings.
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