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Old 2010-10-24, 20:31   #1519
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no Pi I'm working on about Mersenne numbers.

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Old 2010-10-24, 21:32   #1520
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I have a challenge for you all;

k * n! + 1 = p2, where p is a prime integer, and where k ≤ n!

Ex: 5 * 8! + 1 = 4492
I find none with 8 < n < 10,000. I don't expect that any exist with larger n; the heuristic probability of finding one is less than 10^-17825.
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Old 2010-10-24, 21:47   #1521
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I find none with 8 < n < 10,000. I don't expect that any exist with larger n; the heuristic probability of finding one is less than 10^-17825.
How did you arrive at those figures?
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Old 2010-10-24, 21:57   #1522
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How did you arrive at those figures?
For n <= 1e4: direct search; for n > 1e4: numerical integration.

The same technique suggests about 4.9 below 1e4, which is a pretty good estimate (there are 6).

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Old 2010-10-24, 23:12   #1523
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What are the odds of a 210-digit odd number being a p105 * p105?

I'm guessing from 0.001% to 0.1%.

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Old 2010-10-24, 23:34   #1524
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What are the odds of a 210-digit odd number being a p105 * p105?
An easy upper bound is 0.00155%. A closer analysis gets 0.00127419%, though my calculations on the latter assume the Riemann hypothesis.
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Old 2010-10-24, 23:53   #1525
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An easy upper bound is 0.00155%. A closer analysis gets 0.00127419%, though my calculations on the latter assume the Riemann hypothesis.
There's those unproven conjectures again..
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Old 2010-10-25, 00:02   #1526
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There's those unproven conjectures again..
Thus my first answer, which does not assume it. I could have given a better unconditional answer, but that would be too much work.
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Old 2010-10-25, 00:23   #1527
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Thus my first answer, which does not assume it. I could have given a better unconditional answer, but that would be too much work.
Hopefully it would be accurate..

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