CollapseProblem 454Let f(n)=mini<n(pn+i+pn−i),f(n) = \min_{i<n} (p_{n+i}+p_{n-i}),f(n)=i<nmin(pn+i+pn−i), where pkp_kpk is the kkkth prime. Is it true that lim supn(f(n)−2pn)=∞?\limsup_n (f(n)-2p_n)=\infty?nlimsup(f(n)−2pn)=∞?Source: erdosproblems.com/454Number theoryPrimesWiki pageStatusOpenNo claim settles this problem.ReferencesPo79Pomerance, Carl, The prime number graph. Math. Comp. (1979), 399-408.