Eric has kindly cleaned up MathWorld: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/KyneaNumber.html http://mathworld.wolfram.com/CarolNumber.html so I have removed Noddy,...
... To get this, I guess you coded some intricate utm-grep expression into Chris' currently-on-the-blink web server. How about weeny 167=13^2-2? It is prime....
Paul: Eric had set me a problem in linguistic philosophy. 1) Eric says that he needs a name for everything that he classifies. 2) The names Kyn** and C*r*l...
... Why not "(base-2) near-square trinomials" also with a touch of something to indicate units for the coefficients? What is the word I am searching for to...
Sorry to be confusing and to harp on about this! ... Aren't all animals named? ... This is what I was talking about below. ... Glad to hear that. I, too, am...
Paul ... You could specialize further by demanding that the trinomial is a base-2 near-repunit. Definition: A prime is a near-square prime iff it differs by 2...
... It's a right pickle! Your suggestion will not cover all: (2^n+1)^2-2 is a near-square but not generalized near-repdigit (or binary near-repunit.) I'd like...
hi david I do not know it perche I have celto you in order to help me, are not practical, single I have found a shape f(x) é prime number, single I still do...
Guys, this is beyond belief. As i sit her reading all of there emails relating to the removal of the name Carol and Kynea numbers, this one is by far the...
Good news for Noddy fans! Noddy and Big-Ears, being banished from the ivory towers, are alive and well and taking refuge with C**** and K***** where you can...
Hugo: I wouldn't dream of asking my good friend Neil to edit Steven's or Eric's OEIS entries, since the OEIS is essentially a free place for anyone to post any...
David, if Eric is an author then he knows about citation and recording accurate information. Frankly, I do not care to take credit for anything I do, because...
... Personally, I think we should always be cautious naming things. In many field, like zoology, objects must be named to talk about them; but in mathematics...
... Indeed. He poses it explicitly in http://mathworld.wolfram.com/IntegerSequencePrimes.html ... ..^^^^^ For Eric, it appears that a formula is not a "name". ...
... Perhaps an even more useful name would be "7" ;-) (I get your point but couldn't resist being cheeky) ... *du*plication doesn't cover it. They are also...
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