Proof of Euclid's Number Proposistion 26

Proof of Euclid's Number Proposition 26

 

I loved writing this proof because I am able to clearly understand a theory of Euclid's.  Many famous mathematics come up with such complex theorems that as an undergraduate mathematics student I can barely understand the theorems, much less the proofs of those theorems.  I appreciate that this proposition is simple and the proof is simple, but the implications are vast. 

In the future I would look into proving more complicated number theory propositions by Euclid.  This type of mathematics appeals to me and number theory would be an interesting topic for me to explore more.