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Solve the recurrence equation. Continuing the theme 21127 http://chitatel2000.blogspot.com/...
2 Dec 16, 2009
2:01 pm

maximilian_hasler
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Hi group, 138^196873-137^196873 is PRP for bases 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 31, 71 and 101. This number has 421285 digits. Moreover, 138^p-137^p is composite...
2 Dec 13, 2009
5:33 am

mikeoakes2
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I have established the following result:- For each of the 6 currently remaining candidates for the smallest Sierpinski number, no covering set of primes, with...
6 Dec 10, 2009
11:23 pm

Jack Brennen
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I happened to look at http://primes.utm.edu/bios/top20.php?type=person&by=PrimesRank and was struck by the fact that Bouk de Water, without needing to prove...
2 Dec 10, 2009
3:20 am

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There are lots of these. but here is another nice one by M. Chaves: Theorem. A necessary and sufficient condition for the integers n>7 and n+2 to be twin...
1 Dec 7, 2009
5:05 pm

Chris Caldwell
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I thank David Broadhurst for indirectly reminding me that not all Pythagorean Triples are primitive. I thank Mike Oakes for indirectly reminding me that in...
1 Dec 6, 2009
3:58 pm

Kermit Rose
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Here is a small puzzle:- Find fixed integers a, b, x, y such that the expression a*x^n+b*y^n is prime for all n in the range 1 <= n <= n_max, where n_max is to...
37 Dec 5, 2009
3:49 pm

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Primes in algebraic number systems: Consider the extension to the integers, {A + B * sqrt(d) }, where A, B are variable integers, and d is a fixed integer. (a1...
3 Dec 5, 2009
7:20 am

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I've define a set of prime numbers. hypothesis and the Goldbach's conjecture of Riemann that I think would work. a certain number of N, so that, the sum of...
1 Dec 2, 2009
12:59 pm

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And why do you want to absolutely start at n=1? You might instead strat at any n=n_0 >0 value and look for the greater p consecutive n values...
2 Nov 29, 2009
5:55 am

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Perhaps someone would enjoy applying some Gaussian concepts to this basic stuff!: Previously, in September, '08 it was conjectured that: x, A(x), B(x), k,...
1 Nov 29, 2009
4:24 am

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http://chitatel2000.blogspot.com/ Update The Number Theory "Number of primes in intervals" "A million dollar problem" [Non-text portions of this message have...
2 Nov 29, 2009
4:20 am

Ali Adams
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... (Forwarded) The 'numbertheory&#39; Yahoo group was very well-maintained, had a membership of 1200 and the discussion was of a high level of sophistication. ...
1 Nov 26, 2009
4:09 pm

Kermit Rose
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Congratulations to Henry Lifchitz for finding a record Fibonacci PrP http://www.primenumbers.net/prptop/detailprp.php?rank=5 Lélio [Non-text portions of this...
1 Nov 21, 2009
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Lélio Ribeiro de ...
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2b. Re: Composite number function(2) Posted by: "djbroadhurst&quot; d.broadhurst@... djbroadhurst Date: Thu Nov 19, 2009 9:10 pm ((PST)) ... Hello David. ......
1 Nov 20, 2009
3:00 pm

Kermit Rose
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1a. Re: Composite integer function Posted by: "Yann Guidon" whygee@... yasep16 Date: Wed Nov 18, 2009 9:02 am ((PST)) Hello Kermit, it seems that my...
2 Nov 20, 2009
5:10 am

djbroadhurst
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Given any prime expressed as a+b, is there always some a,b such that 2^a*3^b is one away from a prime? I doubt it but have yet to find a counterexample. Below...
3 Nov 20, 2009
4:33 am

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You might be interested in the following two variable function. Define F(m,k) recursively as follows. F(1,1) = 15 F(m+1,k) = F(m,k) + 4*(2*m + k + 2) F(m,k+1)...
2 Nov 18, 2009
5:02 pm

Yann Guidon
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Jens Kruse Andersen's very nice "Primes in Arithmetic Progression Records" page at: http://users.cybercity.dk/~dsl522332/math/aprecords.htm lists "The...
14 Nov 17, 2009
7:50 pm

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David, you are absolutely correct, i misstated that conjecture. the conjecture asks whether o_p(2) = p-1 for infinitely many primes. this would correspond to ...
1 Nov 15, 2009
3:17 pm

luis galup
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Greetings all, let o_p(2) = order of 2 in F_p. in other words, o_p(2) = card{ 2^0 (mod p), 2^1 (mod p), ... , 2^p (mod p) } we know that it is an open...
2 Nov 15, 2009
11:49 am

djbroadhurst
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Here are new AP16 & AP17 records at 42 digits:- (263013824+18107251*n)*83#+1 is prime for n=0..16 All confirmed prime with PFGW -tc Input/output statistics:- ...
3 Nov 14, 2009
7:56 pm

Jens Kruse Andersen
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I have just submitted to Chris's database a pair of primes that, at 25055 digits, will come in at rank 16 on his Top-20 Twins page ...
1 Nov 14, 2009
6:36 pm

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Xeno Riddle An anthropologist and a mathematician strolled through the forest. Suddenly they came upon an extratresterial camp. The two extratresterials,...
2 Nov 14, 2009
2:18 pm

marku606
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While I'm here, I'd like to invite everyone to participate in an online prime search contest. The contest "Tribal Primes" at...
1 Nov 13, 2009
4:41 am

James J Youlton Jr
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If one could prove that the residue of mod(P) over all larger primes was equally likely to be 1,2,3...p(n-1), would that in any way prove or be equivalent to...
12 Nov 13, 2009
2:51 am

James J Youlton Jr
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Hello, Professor Caldwell. I like your website.  Could you please post the following conjecture: if n>= 2 and F(n)= 2^(2^n)+1, then iff [F(n) mod (2^(n-1)+1)...
6 Nov 12, 2009
4:33 pm

maximilian_hasler
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Hi, All. It would be great if I could get some feedback on this. I have completed a third proof of the Riemann Hypothesis, this one being the only one I...
1 Nov 12, 2009
1:38 pm

JeffC
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Hi I must test numbers in the form k*2^n+1. Is Pfgw faster than prp.exe? Thank Giovanni Di Maria...
3 Nov 9, 2009
3:08 pm

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A Ramanjan Prime Corollary: 2*p_(i-n) > p_i for i > k where k = primepi(p_k) = primepi(R_n). That is, p_k is the n'th Ramanujan Prime, R_n, and the k'th prime....
1 Oct 31, 2009
9:07 pm

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