New paper

AN ELEMENTARY NOTE ON THE GREATEST PRIME FACTORS OF LINEARLY RELATED INTEGERS 

JP Journal of Algebra, Number Theory and Applications 

Volume 52, Issue 1, Pages 95 - 100 (October 2021) 

http://dx.doi.org/10.17654/NT052010095

My Top 100 book as a jazz of numbers

Sequential Experiments with Primes got into the 100 Best Number Theory Books of All Time @ https://bookauthority.org/books/best-number-theory-books As an undergraduate college faculty member, I am happy. Thank you! :-)

I believe the attractiveness of the book lies not only on the novelty of certain ideas, but also in the style in which said novelty is attained. It's a sort of "jazz" with numbers (unfolding as a sustained creative piece not unlike the free development of a jazz gig).  A jazz with no particular rigid/studied reverence to other established theoretical approaches. Just free self-sustained jazz discovering new facts. In its way, it's structured as a sort of "dessins d'enfants" leading to a different look on the mystery of prime numbers.

Sequential Experiments with Primes - SpringerVideos