AbstractMany people are fascinated by π Vast amounts of human and computer resourceshave been spent producing billions of its digits. Similarly, many people are intrigued by primes. How many primes are there within the digits of π? How many can we expect to find? We present the results of some computer searches and develop a theory to predict how many of these primes extensive computer searches are likely to find
Define ψm to be the smallest strong pseudoprime to all the first m prime bases. If we know the exact...
Article published in Mathematics Exchange, 3(1), 2005.To understand the natural numbers, wemust firs...
AbstractA lower bound for πc(x), the number of primes of the form [nc] in [1, x], is given: πc(x) ⪢ ...
AbstractMany people are fascinated by π Vast amounts of human and computer resourceshave been spent ...
We all have a shared history; when we were in primary school, our teachers told us that a number is ...
Finding very large prime numbers is still considered a hard work. Existing algorithms already employ...
A good new millenium for the primes Andrew Granville* is the Canadian Research Chair in number theor...
This work brings prime numbers formed digits appearing in prime number. We have considered all the p...
This paper is concerned with formulation and demonstration of new versions of equations that can hel...
The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic states that every composite integer can be written as a unique...
In this article I present two formulas derived from a procedure that realizes the mechanism of prime...
Knowledge about number theory, pi and prime numbersHave you ever wondered where primes occur in the ...
A prime number is a natural number that has Just two divisors: one and itself. From antiquity until ...
Based on an arithmetical and autocatalytic approach, the authors propose a solution for the occurren...
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic states that any composite natural integer can be expressed in ...
Define ψm to be the smallest strong pseudoprime to all the first m prime bases. If we know the exact...
Article published in Mathematics Exchange, 3(1), 2005.To understand the natural numbers, wemust firs...
AbstractA lower bound for πc(x), the number of primes of the form [nc] in [1, x], is given: πc(x) ⪢ ...
AbstractMany people are fascinated by π Vast amounts of human and computer resourceshave been spent ...
We all have a shared history; when we were in primary school, our teachers told us that a number is ...
Finding very large prime numbers is still considered a hard work. Existing algorithms already employ...
A good new millenium for the primes Andrew Granville* is the Canadian Research Chair in number theor...
This work brings prime numbers formed digits appearing in prime number. We have considered all the p...
This paper is concerned with formulation and demonstration of new versions of equations that can hel...
The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic states that every composite integer can be written as a unique...
In this article I present two formulas derived from a procedure that realizes the mechanism of prime...
Knowledge about number theory, pi and prime numbersHave you ever wondered where primes occur in the ...
A prime number is a natural number that has Just two divisors: one and itself. From antiquity until ...
Based on an arithmetical and autocatalytic approach, the authors propose a solution for the occurren...
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic states that any composite natural integer can be expressed in ...
Define ψm to be the smallest strong pseudoprime to all the first m prime bases. If we know the exact...
Article published in Mathematics Exchange, 3(1), 2005.To understand the natural numbers, wemust firs...
AbstractA lower bound for πc(x), the number of primes of the form [nc] in [1, x], is given: πc(x) ⪢ ...
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