Re: Old question: looking for prime number list > 1,000,000
- From: "rich burge" <r3769@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Dec 2005 15:00:47 -0800
Robert Israel wrote:
> In article <1135797694.699111.277250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> Christian Drewing <christian.drewing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> >I spent hours on Google but I couldnt find a list with prime numbers >
> >1,000,000.
> >So is there a list with all known prime numbers on the net? Clearly
> >written, not in powers of 2.
>
> What counts as a "known" prime number? Is 156593416582327342765171
> known? I guess it is now, but it wasn't 5 minutes ago.
I would say the is prime above is "known" if one can produce the n s.t.
p_n=156..171.
Rich
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