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We apparently have a winner - the eminent Chris Caldwell of UTM. His opus delectus - a hideously beautiful ten page polynomial - is a masterwork of grace and...
4 Jun 5, 2008
3:26 pm

Bob Gilson
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This is a Prime Chain of 147 terms consisting of the output of four equations that alternate sequentially.The equations are either subsequences of x^2 - 79x +...
1 Jun 4, 2008
4:20 pm

aldrich617
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This chain is based on an equation I believe I saw here at the Prime Numbers website last year. 213589,247889,171329,201973,135089,162359,104323,128489,78509, ...
1 Jun 3, 2008
12:36 am

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$91.80 prize Plus Undying Glory to the first person whose equation matches this output: 3167 2753 2753 1979 2357 1277 1979 647 1619 89 1277 397 953 ...
2 May 30, 2008
2:09 am

Chris Caldwell
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Come & join this today.. You can get up to usd10000.00 per month.. What are you waiting for? Click here to view video presentation ->...
1 May 29, 2008
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Mohd Salleh
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I have taken my transform idea that was posted on 5/22 and put it into a programming procedure. The exact mechanism by which it works is a bit of a puzzle....
1 May 29, 2008
2:46 am

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1a. Quadratic Prime Chains Posted by: "aldrich617&quot; aldrich617@... aldrich617 Date: Sun May 25, 2008 6:28 am ((PDT)) Can anyone factor X4 - 97X3 + 3294X2...
1 May 26, 2008
4:33 am

Kermit Rose
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Well, got the official word from D.B.: linear transforms are of no value and egregious factors are annoying. But then again he says that about almost...
2 May 25, 2008
2:49 pm

Paul Underwood
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Some dpfps have the property that both members start with the same prime. Here are same instances: 2^3*19^2*127 2*7^2*13*19^3*181 abundancy 720/361 3^3*5 ...
1 May 24, 2008
4:03 pm

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A single dpfp is known with the same primes for both members 3^5*11*13^2 3^4*11^3*13 abundancy 6832/3861 Is it possible to find other deficient pairs with the...
1 May 24, 2008
3:13 pm

marcus.michel
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The dpfp with the highest abundancy that I have found is 5^3*7^3*11*13^2*17*43*61^2*67*71*79*97*461^3*1279*106261 ...
1 May 24, 2008
3:10 pm

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I actually didn't find "bad primes" defined in any number theory way... they were associated with a Calabi-Yau based L-function in a paper with no real good...
1 May 24, 2008
9:38 am

Roger L. Bagula
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(1) [ Definition ] A positive integer p is prime if and only if a > 0 divides p implies a = 1 or a = p. (2) A positive integer p is prime if and only if p...
1 May 24, 2008
3:25 am

Kermit Rose
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In http://www.upforthecount.com/math/mandrill.html, Walter Nissen has defined a primitive friendly pair (pfp): 1. Abundancy is defined as the ratio of the...
1 May 23, 2008
3:33 pm

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I have found the following AP19 2027663243 + 1002606*19#*n, n=0..18 which, I believe, improves 24 years old "minimal known start AP19" record. The total CPU...
2 May 23, 2008
11:22 am

Jens Kruse Andersen
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Formulas for producing chains of primes may be derived from known examples. If you have a quadratic equation that already has a notable chain , such as 10x^2...
1 May 23, 2008
3:49 am

aldrich617
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I have prepared the first version of the description of the algorithm I have used for the AP24 search (and which was used on Raanan's computers for the AP25...
1 May 21, 2008
9:47 am

jarek372000
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Each Sierpinski (and Riesel) number and the dual of it always have the same covering set as it is easy to see. So we only need to find a prime for a candidate...
7 May 19, 2008
2:39 pm

Jack Brennen
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This morning the first known AP25 has been discovered: 6171054912832631 + 366384*23#*n, for n=0 to 24 (Raanan Chermoni & Jaroslaw Wroblewski, May 17 2008) My...
7 May 17, 2008
8:47 pm

Jens Kruse Andersen
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Diaphantine Analysis Consider the equation x y = z where z is a given positive integer, not prime, and not divisible by a small prime. z is odd. z = x y z is...
1 May 15, 2008
3:48 pm

Kermit Rose
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Well, this is a sophism. It's true: 2 and 3 are primes but not 6k+-1; but I suppose primes should be ordered in different levels of quality: 1 is a prime...
2 May 11, 2008
10:10 am

Paolo Taraboi
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Hello:   I send you a puzzle for a new tipe of numbers:   http://www.primepuzzles.net/   Sincerely   Sebastián Martín Ruiz ...
1 May 10, 2008
10:06 pm

Sebastian Martin
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Is well known that prime numbers can be found with sieve of Eratosthenes and that they are all type 6n+1 or 6n-1. I do not think that it's already known that...
2 May 9, 2008
11:13 am

Phil Carmody
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Hello: I send you: PseudoTwin primes   2<=n,m<=2000 There are only two pairs that donn't are Twin Primes PSEUDOTWIN PRIMES   PSEUDOPRIMOS GEMELOS     ...
1 May 8, 2008
11:51 pm

Sebastian Martin
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I have found another PseudoTwinprime pair   41 and 1993  (1993 don't is Twin Prime) Sincerely Sebastián Martín Ruiz ... De: Sebastian Martin...
1 May 7, 2008
11:37 pm

Sebastian Martin
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Let n,m  positive integres greater than one.   Let:   TW(n,m)=((n-1)!+1)((m-1)!+1)(n^2+m^2)/(n^2m^2+2nm)   We define n and m are  pseudotwinprimes iff ...
1 May 7, 2008
7:52 pm

Sebastian Martin
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Hello All: I send a new conjecture: Conjecture for integer linear combinations of primes ...   Let n a even number , for all 2<=k <=n/2 exists one or more...
2 May 6, 2008
12:27 pm

Kermit Rose
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Define f_n(b) recursively by f0(b) = 0 f1(b) = 1 f_m(b) = b * f_(m-2) + f_(m-1) f0 = 0 f1 = 1 f2 = 1 f3 = b + 1 f4 = 2 b + 1 f5 = b**2 + 3b + 1 for b = 0 to...
1 May 6, 2008
12:11 pm

Kermit Rose
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One of my factoring schemes evolved into the following. z represents the integer to be factored. Let r1,r2,r3 be three primes selected so that (r1 + r2 + r3 +...
1 May 4, 2008
2:52 pm

Kermit Rose
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I have a question about notation. I'm trying to formulate an approach to the sieve of Eratosthenes while working into the model principles that are not...
1 May 4, 2008
1:20 am

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