An integer is called a Jumping Champion if is the most frequently occurring difference between consecutive primes for some (Odlyzko et al. ).
See also Andrica's Conjecture, Good Prime, Jumping Champion, Pólya Conjecture, Prime Gaps, Shanks' Conjecture, Twin Peaks
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