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2004-06-14, 21:59
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Jun 2003
Oxford, UK
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Fat Phil rools OK?
My mate Phil Carmody has run our really prime number from 173,000 to 185,000 and found two primes. This makes now an impossibly rich 166 primes for this k*2^n+1 sequence.
It is interesting that since n got larger than 100,000, there are no fewer than 20 primes discovered up to n=260,000. Here they are: 104186 105283 107911 122428 123760 125392 126478 129152 129850 137749 172113 174521 184521 202474 206409 214727 226714 231290 240057 243709 I wonder how many there are before n=1 million? Regards Robert Smith |
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