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2^3333+1582534968299 + 6*n (n=0-3) describes a 1004 digit sexy prime quadruplet. prps found using cpapsieve Find_CPapn pfgw Primality proven using primo 3.0.9...
1 Sep 2, 2010
7:13 am

kraDen
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Hello all: I have obtained an equivalence for prime numbres: p is prime if and only if  Sum {for z=1 to p^(1/2)} Floor[(z*Floor[(p+z)/z]/(p+z)] = 1 and...
2 Aug 31, 2010
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Phil Carmody
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p = 10000019 q = 10000079 pq = 100000980001501L For 14 digit numbers, 13# wheel is faster than trial division by primes. It takes about 2 seconds to factor...
2 Aug 29, 2010
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Ali Adams
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for n = 2,3,6,8, and 14, and the unique issquare function fr^2 - gA = hS^2 associated with each of the binary quadratic forms defined by n. A,x,y,n,r,s,f,g,h :...
1 Aug 29, 2010
1:51 pm

Aldrich
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Hello all: I have obtained the following equation for primes: Let p a prime number p>=127. Let g=q-p where q=the next prime to p. We have: ...
3 Aug 29, 2010
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Ignacio Larrosa Ca...
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This is my first posting to this group but I don't want to bore you with my life story. I only want to let you know that I am German and a crystallographer by...
1 Aug 29, 2010
3:05 am

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Hello group, some time ago I decided to make up a large table of the values of prime-counting function pi(x) with the granularity of 10^9. The computations...
2 Aug 26, 2010
11:18 pm

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Hello . I constructed simple factoring program, based on (p-1) algorithm, and applied it to 2**t - 1 until it took more than a few seconds to factor the...
1 Aug 26, 2010
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Kermit Rose
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From: Jens Franke Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 2:47 PM Subject: pi(10^24) Using an analytic method assuming (for the current calculation) the Riemann...
5 Aug 25, 2010
7:12 pm

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Hello As Phil noted. The strong probable prime test is much better than the Euler probable prime test. In the range 1001 to 9999, I found; # p = 2047...
2 Aug 23, 2010
7:59 pm

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Every Carmichael number is a member of an infinite sequence of increasing odd positive composite integers N, where for each distinct prime factor P of N, there...
3 Aug 21, 2010
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Hello An Euler false witnesses for an odd composite number, M, is an integer b, such that b**( (M - 1) / 2) = Jacobi(b,M). I wrote a program to investigate ,...
3 Aug 20, 2010
6:29 pm

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Assume a and b to be the largest known twin primes. Let x be an integer from 0 to no limit. Applying the following formula a^2 - b - 6x will inevitably result...
3 Aug 19, 2010
10:53 am

Bob Gilson
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Hello Prime number friends. I found the following to be very interesting and informative. The Multiple Polynomial Quadratic Sieve I Quote (slightly modified)...
1 Aug 19, 2010
3:49 am

Kermit Rose
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Hello Prime Number Friends. My recently constructed prime number counting program returned the following counts. I'm not sure my program is completely...
7 Aug 18, 2010
8:40 pm

Matteo Mattsteel Vitt...
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Hans Riesel has pointed out that if we classified the integer 1 as a prime, then we would have the dilemma of primes 2,3,5, etc being the product of two...
3 Aug 18, 2010
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Jose Ramón Brox
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x, y, A, B : integers; Choose a pair of integers x,y > 0 to calculate an A = 5x^2 + 5xy + y^2. Remove all of the prime factors of y that appear in A from A,...
1 Aug 14, 2010
5:51 am

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Hello all: This is mi new web page (in spanish and english). http://www.numerosprimos.net/ sincerely Sebastián Martín Ruiz [Non-text portions of this message...
2 Aug 12, 2010
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Matteo Mattsteel Vitt...
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Found no reference on the web. Will this statement hold up in the realm of huge numbers? In every occurrence of positive twin prime pairs P and Q=P+2, except...
5 Aug 6, 2010
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Ok.... working on what stmaddox found and what i found out myself its possible to determine in an easy way without sieving if a number is prime or not. If...
16 Aug 5, 2010
10:35 am

Martin Aaronson
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If we can probe that there is a set that always will be denser than 6ab+-a+-b then twin primes will be infinite. I asked myself if it is possible to get a...
1 Aug 3, 2010
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Alberto Zelaya
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Anexed to this email I m sending TWINS FOR KIDS an essay that was intended to demonstrate that there is a discernible pattern of distribution of twin primes...
1 Aug 1, 2010
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Alberto Zelaya
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I will apreciate if someone can give information about the website where I can get information about this issue. Kind regards Alberto Zelaya [Non-text...
5 Jul 31, 2010
10:43 pm

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I read somewhere that Hardy Littlewood stated their twin prime conjecture through analysing a few numbers and concluding that distribution of twin primes must...
1 Jul 31, 2010
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Alberto Zelaya
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 Dr Juan Ignacio Casaubon Doctor en Física - UBA WEB: http://juanignaciocasaubon.blogspot.com http://expertouniversitario.blogspot.com ...
1 Jul 29, 2010
10:51 pm

Juan Ignacio Casaubon
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Primos gemelos: salvo el caso 3 y 5 el compuesto entre gemelos es PAR y además no puede haber más de tres números consecutivos no divisible por 3. Por...
1 Jul 29, 2010
10:39 pm

Juan Ignacio Casaubon
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n/Pi= series 11596294498980726850709733308963 / (Pi) 3.1415926535897932384626433832795 = 3691215182124273033363941444750 [Non-text portions of this message...
2 Jul 28, 2010
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Hello, I answer, even after Chris sent a great post. I'll try to be more specific. ... good points :-) personally, I'm not looking for a repetitive pattern in...
1 Jul 27, 2010
11:44 pm

Yann GUIDON
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... 1 = 1 mod 5. oops. 2 = 2 mod 11. oops. So a trivial adjustment needs to be made. 1 is not = 2 or -2 mod 11 or 13. 1 is not = 3 or -3 mod 17 or 19. ...
1 Jul 27, 2010
5:13 pm

Kermit Rose
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Twin prime property. Prove that there exist arbitrarily large integers m such that m is not + or - 1 mod 5 or 7. m is not + or - 2 mod 11 or 13 m is not + or -...
3 Jul 27, 2010
3:52 am

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