Terms and digits: same pattern

 
The above submissions can be seen here and there.

The hereunder three seqs (not submitted yet to the OEIS because they are too difficult to calculate by hand) deal with patterns of primes and nonprimes (terms & digits).
Jean-Marc Falcoz was quick to help, check, correct , extend A, B and C with their respective nice graphs:

A] Terms as well as digits fit the nonprime/prime pattern; this is the lexicographically earliest injective sequence with this property [this is now A375326]:
A] = 0,2,1,3,4,5,6,7,8,29,20,31,21,59,24,71,26,79,28,263,9,283,12,13,15,17,42,43,45,47,62,67,63,83,65,97,82,131,30,293,85,139,34,307,87,151,36,313,92,179,38,317,93,421,39,347,95,431,50,367,120,383,121,397,124,503,126,547,128,563,129,587,130,593,134,743,136,787,138,797,150,2029,51,2039,54,2129,56,2131,58,2179,70,2459,74,2621,76,2659,78,2671,202,439,203,479,205,631,207,659,212,821,213,829,215,839,217,859,242,929,243,971,245,1213... 
B] Terms as well as digits fit the nonprime/nonprime/prime pattern; this is the lexicographically earliest injective sequence with this property  [this is now A375327]:
B = 0,1,2,4,6,3,8,9,5,10,20,13,14,21,17,16,24,43,18,26,47,40,28,67,44,30,83,46,34,97,48,36,131,12,49,7,60,38,139,15,64,29,42,66,31,45,68,59,62,69,71,63,80,79,65,81,211,39,82,11,50,85,19,51,87,41,54,92,61,56,93,89,58,95,103,84,70,151,120,121,179,124,126,421,128,129,431,130,134,439,136,138,479,150,154,631,156,158,659,159,170,821,171,174,829,176,178,839,420,424,859,426,428,929,429,430,971,434,436,1201,74,438,1249,76,450,1289,78,451,1291,200, ...
C] Terms as well as digits fit the prime/prime/nonprime; this is the lexicographically earliest injective sequence with this property  [this is now A375328]:
C =  2,3,0,5,7,1,23,13,20,37,17,21,53,43,24,73,47,26,229,239,22,67,29,25,83,31,27,97,59,32,127,137,4,251,271,33,157,173,6,331,359,35,433,457,8,379,521,52,653,673,9,571,739,55,677,823,12,71,751,57,827,853,15,79,2203,28,2207,263,30,2213,283,34,2243,293,36,2267,307,38,2287,313,39,2293,317,50,2297,347,51,2347,367,54,2383,383,56,2393,397,58,2503,503,70,2543,547,74,2593,563,76,2707,587,78,2713,593,202,743,787,203,797,2027,42,2053,857,45,2137,877,62,2153,...

Merci beaucoup Jean-Marc – encore de merveilleux graphes !































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