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The Goldbach conjecture states that every even integer is the sum of twoprimes. This conjecture was proposed in 1742 and, despite being obviously true,has remained unproven. To prove this conjecture, I have identified a subset ofthe even numbers that have relatively few prime pairs compared to the othereven numbers. This subset is the set of all n such that n=2p where p is prime.An equation was derived that determines the number of prime pairs for n=2p. Itis then proven that the equation never goes to zero for any n, and as nincreases, the number of prime pairs also increases, thus validating Goldbach'sconjecture.

Definitive General Proof of Goldbach's conjecture