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Let $n_g$ be the number of numerical semigroups of genus $g$. We present anapproach to compute $n_g$ by using even gaps, and the question: Is it true that$n_{g+1}>n_g$? is investigated. Let $N_\gamma(g)$ be the number of numericalsemigroups of genus $g$ whose number of even gaps equals $\gamma$. We show that$N_\gamma(g)=N_\gamma(3\gamma)$ for $\gamma \leq \lfloor g/3\rfloor$ and$N_\gamma(g)=0$ for $\gamma > \lfloor 2g/3\rfloor$; thus the question above istrue provided that $N_\gamma(g+1) > N_\gamma(g)$ for $\gamma = \lfloor g/3\rfloor +1, \ldots, \lfloor 2g/3\rfloor$. We also show that $N_\gamma(3\gamma)$coincides with $f_\gamma$, the number introduced by Bras-Amor\'os in conectionwith semigroup-closed sets. Finally, the stronger possibility $f_\gamma \sim\varphi^{2\gamma}$ arises being $\varphi = (1+\sqrt{5})/2$ the golden number.

Counting numerical semigroups by genus and even gaps