Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-04-11, 16:06
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I have been trying to find something and came across the Wikipedia page for the LL test, where it says, that the sign of the S(p-3) is (-1)(p-1)/2 (except for p = 5), for starting value of 2/3, which...
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-22, 17:18
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The pattern you observed is fairly trivial I...
The pattern you observed is fairly trivial I would say. If the prime exponent you're testing modulo p is itself a Mersenne prime, then you are testing the Mersenne prime with a smaller exponent. For...
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-22, 17:12
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-22, 14:41
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-22, 00:30
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-21, 15:53
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I agree it was not stated correctly. So let me...
I agree it was not stated correctly. So let me correct myself:
S(p-2) is congruent to X (mod p)
In the case of p = 5, X is congruent to 4 (mod p), which holds, because S(p-2) is also congruent...
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Forum: Viliam Furik
2021-03-21, 15:06
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Replies: 14
Views: 2,135
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