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We removed the result that the Cramér's conjecture is false. We considered this result only as a possible extension of this work since the used reference has never been published by a journal under peer-review (it is only available in arXiv despite of it was written by well-known number theorists). Indeed, we added a Discussion section to include it. For that reason, we changed the Abstract and Keywords.
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