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19189 Jeff Huth
jeff_huth Send Email
Jan 1, 2008
9:20 am
I have been studying prime reciprocals in binary, but I am still fairly novice to number theory. I would like to understand if there is a proof for the...
19190 Phil Carmody
thefatphil Send Email
Jan 1, 2008
12:53 pm
... Information on /unique period primes/ should help you. Think about the process of performing the division by hand, and compare that to the concept of the...
19191 aldrich617 Send Email Jan 2, 2008
4:24 am
Many thanks to everyone who made an effort to earn the prizes of CONTEST! AND CONTEST++, but the deadline is about to pass with no winning entries.If you are...
19192 Kevin
codefinda Send Email
Jan 3, 2008
12:37 am
I've been experimenting with a couple of algortihms over the past few days and have developed a curious little program for generating sequential prime numbers,...
19193 miltbrown@... Send Email Jan 3, 2008
3:42 pm
Perhaps this is a new constant for the Riemann Zeta function for prime numbers where it is written as the sum of sin, cos, and sum(-1)^r/r^(1/2) This constant...
19194 Jenny Cruz
payoy18 Send Email
Jan 4, 2008
2:00 am
hi. i need help with ubasic. how do i write a double loop properly... for example: for I=0 to 100 for J=0 to 100 if p(i,j)is true then cancel for,for: goto ......
19195 Ken Davis
kradenken Send Email
Jan 4, 2008
5:13 am
Hi All, Not sure how to go about listing them but the TPS searchers have 2 more AP3's among their findings 01808289789*2^333333-1 100353 L212 Mar 2007 ...
19196 Paul Leyland
xilmanuk Send Email
Jan 4, 2008
10:22 am
... The loop itself is fine, but the values of I and J are available only within their respective loops yet your print statement is outside both.. I suggest...
19197 Chris Caldwell
primemogul Send Email
Jan 4, 2008
2:50 pm
From: primenumbers@yahoogroups.com on Behalf Of Ken Davis ... I wondered if anyone was checking those! These comments can only be added manually right now (if...
19198 Ignacio Larrosa Ca...
ilarrosa Send Email
Jan 6, 2008
9:13 pm
... You can use something as this: list 10 Op=0 20 for I=1 to 100 30 for J=1 to 100 40 if I=50 and J=50 then cancel for:Op=1:goto 60 50 next J 60...
19199 Bob Gilson
bobgillson Send Email
Jan 7, 2008
6:22 pm
I was trying to discover what I thought should be a simple thing, about primes the other day. Is there a way of calculating, for any PI(x) (within reason),...
19200 Andrey Kulsha
andrey_601 Send Email
Jan 7, 2008
8:50 pm
... http://www.ieeta.pt/~tos/primes.html Best, Andrey [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
19207 ban2703 Send Email Jan 9, 2008
3:30 am
First of all, I can't use English well. However I believe one simple thing that mathematics&#39;s notes go through the whole world. I suggest some algorithm...
19208 Werner D. Sand
theo2357 Send Email
Jan 10, 2008
3:30 pm
... Looks like Eratosthenes....
19209 Werner D. Sand
theo2357 Send Email
Jan 10, 2008
4:36 pm
... about primes the other day. ... proportion in percentage terms the twin primes play their part? ... total primes. ... not to be repeated later. ... decline...
19210 Kermit Rose
kermit1941 Send Email
Jan 10, 2008
4:42 pm
Generalization of difference of squares factoring. One method of searching for factors is to find A such that A^2 - z = c^2. Then having found A and C, we...
19211 Kermit Rose
kermit1941 Send Email
Jan 11, 2008
6:34 pm
I discovered this simpler proof of the generalization that also gives added insight into its limitations. z = t^s - s^2 z + s^2 = t^2 z + s^2 - (t - A)^2 =...
19212 payoy18 Send Email Jan 14, 2008
1:54 pm
i hope it isn't too much to ask help again...can you please help me convert this ubasic code to a pari/gp program... i always get errors:( 10 'algorithm for...
19213 Norman Luhn
nluhn Send Email
Jan 14, 2008
2:41 pm
Hello, try this: 10 'algorithm for finding solutions to the equation -x^4+4*p*y^4= z^2' 20 input "Input p";Cc 30 for I=1 to 50000 40 for J=1 to 50000 ...
19214 Paul Underwood
paulunderwooduk Send Email
Jan 15, 2008
5:41 am
Congrats to Rich for his find: http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=83650 with 999,997 decimal digits! He had previously found a 999,744 "digiter" for...
19215 payoy18 Send Email Jan 15, 2008
11:29 am
oh i meant that i want to write the ubasic program below in pari/gp since i believe it candle bigger numbers...:) ... Wissenswertes für Bastler und Hobby...
19216 Ken Davis
kradenken Send Email
Jan 15, 2008
2:00 pm
Hi Not sure about your Ubasic code but this sems to do what you want in pari. Even if it isn't it should help with your syntax problems \\ 'algorithm for...
19217 Ken Davis
kradenken Send Email
Jan 16, 2008
1:21 am
OK, It was late in OZ try this instead \\ 'algorithm for finding solutions to the equation -x^4+4*p*y^4= z^2' { input(); forstep(ii=1,50000,1, print(ii); ...
19218 Ken Davis
kradenken Send Email
Jan 16, 2008
2:44 am
And finally, you can include a forprime loop with with output to a file. The following does all primes < 1000 (limit on ii and jj =1000) cheers Ken \\...
19219 Lorenzo Nencini
l.woland Send Email
Jan 19, 2008
1:11 pm
Hello to all, my name is Lorenzo Nencini (from Italy), I made a discovery: I think I have found a sieve more better than "the Sieve of Eratosthenes". I am not...
19220 Bernardo Boncompagni
redgolpe Send Email
Jan 19, 2008
2:27 pm
... Ciao, Lorenzo! Se vuoi mostrarci la tua scoperta e ricevere commenti e cosiderazioni, basta inviarla in mailing list. Hi, Lorenzo! If you want to show your...
19223 Tom
thoeng Send Email
Jan 26, 2008
5:54 pm
Define kv(w) as the number of primes that can be packed into an interval of 'w' consecutive integers. This value is not a maximum because denser patterns are...
19224 Tom
thoeng Send Email
Jan 26, 2008
6:00 pm
Forgot the http prefix, Updates http://www.opertech.com/primes/updates.html Summary http://www.opertech.com/primes/summary.txt Plot...
19225 Tom
thoeng Send Email
Jan 27, 2008
12:57 pm
Fixed typing errors and fixed links - sorry for repost. Define kv(w) as the number of primes that can be packed into an interval of 'w' consecutive integers....
19226 leavemsg1 Send Email Jan 28, 2008
3:13 pm
to anyone, the number of Fermat 'primes&#39; is finite... a subjective conclusion. Fermat 'primes&#39; must satisfy two 'modulo&#39; conditions, simultaneously, to exist. ...
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