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For each prime number p below, find all of the Gaussian primes q such that p...

For each prime number p below, find all of the Gaussian primes q such that p lies below q:

2

3

5

Then for each Gaussian prime q below, find the prime number p such that q lies above p:

1 + 4i

3i

2 + 3i

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